New faces at Cardross

CARDROSS

COACH: Ebony Greenhill & Darcie Gray

ARRIVALS: Mel Kennedy, Corinne Best, Pippa Gray, Jayda McDermott

DEPARTURES: Tamara Hamence, Annikah Kirk


CARDROSS co-coaches Ebony Greenhill and Darcie Gray are hoping they can use their expertise on both ends of the court to help lead the A Grade team to a grand final this season.

Cardross’ season ended last year after a finals loss to premiership winners Bambill.

Returning this year without players Tamara Hamence and Annikah Kirk, Cardross have recruited some new players to fill the gaps.

“We have quite a few new players this season, which will bring some new experience and structure,” Greenhill said.

Gray will be sidelined for the start of the season due to injury, but is hopeful to make a return later in the season.

Greenhill said they were both confident in the new mix of players and were looking forward to seeing how the team play together.

She said she had high hopes for the season.

“Everyone is hopeful they make it to finals, but we are hopeful we can make it one step more into the grand final,” she said.

“It’s definitely going to be a new season this year with many changes throughout our club and others. It will be interesting to see who comes out on top this year.”

Greenhill said her experience in attack and Gray’s experience in defence would allow them to utilise their individual skills to develop those areas of the team as needed.

“We will definitely have the added benefits of getting both views of the game (from a playing and observing coach),” she said.

“It’s also a bonus with (Gray) coming from the defence end, so Darcie knows how she would like things to run at that end and myself from the attack.”

Greenhill said the team had been building discipline but also had been spending time enjoying training and being together as a club.

“We are trying to change the vibe around the club so everyone is involved with each other,” she said.

“Cardross as a club has been doing both joint and separate preseason (trainings) to make the club whole.”

Digital Editions


More News

  • Mates aim to make it great on road trip

    Mates aim to make it great on road trip

    THE local watering hole has always been appealing to most blokes, as pubs are seen as social hubs with neutral ground for men to meet and socialise over a pint…

  • Making a din at the MS Mega Swim

    Making a din at the MS Mega Swim

    MARK Slade can’t wait to get on the Mildura Waves microphone at 6am on Sunday and announce to the neighbourhood that the MS Mega Swim, a fundraiser for multiple sclerosis,…

  • Planning goes to the dogs at Robinvale

    Planning goes to the dogs at Robinvale

    PLANS for Robinvale’s first fenced off-leash dog park are moving ahead, with community feedback giving the proposal a clear paws up. Swan Hill Rural City Council has secured State Government…

  • Elvis the Pelvis to shake MAC

    Elvis the Pelvis to shake MAC

    ELVIS Presley’s music is still as relevant today as it was when he first started in Memphis during the 1950s. From recent movies and documentaries, various festivals across the country,…

  • Namaste for locals on a yoga getaway

    Namaste for locals on a yoga getaway

    SEVERAL Mildura locals are set to journey to the Maldives as part of a local yoga instructor’s latest selection of retreats. Melanie Halacas began her studio Melanie Wellness after the…

  • Fund aims for game on for everyone

    Fund aims for game on for everyone

    NEW Victorian Government grants are now available for projects that support the sporting careers of people with disabilities. The Level the Field program is delivered through not-for-profit Leisure Networks and…

  • Holding the line: How a few dozen FFR, CFA, and MRCC resources kept 50,000-hectare fire at bay

    Holding the line: How a few dozen FFR, CFA, and MRCC resources kept 50,000-hectare fire at bay

    AS Friday’s fire conditions worsened and a predicted wind change was set to hit the Boinka fire front, the region’s firefighters readied for the worst. The fire that had started…

  • Woman finally held to account

    Woman finally held to account

    A WOMAN arrested just after Christmas last year after she failed to appear in court on multiple occasions has been released on a good behaviour bond after serving almost two…

  • Fighting fires in Mallee scrub

    Fighting fires in Mallee scrub

    WITH fires burning through two Mallee national parks on the weekend, and a pair of the blazes still to be contained, the environment fire crews are working in is some…

  • Supply chain giant acquires Seaway

    Supply chain giant acquires Seaway

    GLOBAL logistics and supply chain operator MEDLOG Oceania has signed an agreement to acquire Seaway’s Intermodal business, including its Merbein operations. Seaway’s Intermodal business provide integrated logistics via road, rail,…