Waaia came out with a bang. It was a high-intensity start, setting the tone from the first whistle.
The game was fast-paced with sharp, quick ball movement through the court.
We shut it down early and took control, maintaining composure and consistency across all four quarters.
It was a strong, confident performance from start to finish, well done, team!
B-grade: Tocumwal 39 def Waaia 29.
Another great win in a tough, physical game, showing the clear implementation of everything we've been working on at training.
Enjoy the well-earned week off, everyone.
Awards: Katrina Chellew, Alana Tyndall.
C-grade: Tocumwal 22 def by Waaia 40.
We started off strong and took the lead in the first quarter with great teamwork and energy.
However, Waaia overran us as the game progressed.
We’ll use the bye to refocus and work towards a strong finish to the season.
Awards: Tanya Saraikin, Holly Noonan.
C-reserve: Tocumwal 24 def by Waaia 29.
Another physically tough game saw us lose two key players.
With team spirits high and girls playing out of position, we held them to three points.
Awards: Carlie Meloury, Lynsie Reid, Bella O’Callaghan.
Under-17s: Tocumwal 28 drew Waaia 28.
Heading into the final quarter seven goals down, the girls showed incredible determination, resilience, and teamwork to fight their way back and secure a well-earned draw.
It was a true test of character, and they proved beyond doubt that they have what it takes.
Awards: Abi Walsh, Lucy Watmore.
Under-15s: Tocumwal 42 def Waaia 12.
A slow start, followed by a strong and consistent three quarters, saw us take control of the game.
Another wonderful display of working as a team and putting in those second efforts.
Awards: Adelaide Haley, Ava East, Shayla Hicks.
Under-13s: Tocumwal 36 def Waaia 4.
Another great defensive game, keeping the opposition to four goals.
Our attack end was extremely solid. With one of our key shooters out, we had other girls step up for the challenge.
Well done, girls.
Awards: Lily Baldwin, Lily Thorburn.
Under-11s/Minis: Not scored.
Entering the game with just seven players, the girls put in tremendous effort to apply all the skills we’ve been working on.
Their defence was impressive, featuring numerous well-deserved intercepts.
Awards: Maggie Vernon and Mila Saraikin.
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