Tigers to triumph at QP

Red Cliffs goal shooter, Zara Copley, should add to her Sharp Shooter tally on Saturday against the Imperials. Picture: File.
Karli Farrell

THE Tigers are the mid-season cellar dwellers on the SFNL A Grade netball ladder, and although their recent scores might suggest otherwise, the flogging from Wentworth last weekend could shake some form into them against the Imperials at Quondong Park on Saturday. Red Cliffs suffered a brutal 46-goal loss to the Roos, with Amanda Edwards […]

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