Top Millewa teams dominate

MILLEWA netball’s top three teams continued their dominance over the A Grade competition with the finals just five weeks away.

The double chance is still up for grabs with six points separating Bambill, Nangiloc and Werrimull on the ladder.

Ladder leaders Bambill retained their place on top through a 10-goal win over Gol Gol 42-32.

Defensive star Tessa Houkamau led the way for the Saints with playing coach Samantha Garraway and Maddy Tormey also playing important roles.

Chelsea Henderson, Katrina Sobkowiak and Lucy Brown starred for the Hawks.

Chloe Nelson and Tee Thompson led Nangiloc to a 15-goal victory over a determined Cardross outfit 60-45.

The Demons trail the Saints by two points but have the superior percentage, which potentially sets up a mouthwatering clash in the final home and away round of the season.

Alongside Nelson and Thompson, Ash Loveridge was also an impressive performer.

Montanna Ezzey found herself in the best players again for the bottom of the table Lions, with Chloe Brabender and Pippa Gray also earning plaudits.

Third-placed Werrimull recorded the biggest margin of the round with a 27-goal win over Lake Cullulleraine co-tenants Meringur 57-30.

Usual performers Maddison Maher, Cassie Morris and Tara Martin all stood out for the Magpies, while Lakayla Pettit, Madelyn McPhee, Teagan Pettigrew were impressive for the Roos.

Werrimull face a huge test when they host Nangiloc this weekend.

Digital Editions


  • Local response to dementia increase

    Local response to dementia increase

    DEMENTIA is now the leading cause of death in the nation with an estimated 446,500 Australians living with disease. Yet, the number of people directly…

More News

  • The great AI content heist

    The great AI content heist

    Paul Thomas Co-owner and managing director of Star News Group, Today News Group and SA Today IN a recent Australian Financial Review opinion piece, “There is nothing creative about AI…

  • Romance and suspense

    Romance and suspense

    THE library has wide range of large print adult fiction titles in the collection, with new items continually being added. Here is a selection of some of the new additions…

  • Trolley cartel rolls unchecked

    Trolley cartel rolls unchecked

    IS it just me, or is Mildura become the unofficial breeding ground for rogue shopping trolleys? They’re everywhere. Lurking in gutters, loitering under trees, making bold solo journeys down suburban…

  • Rain reveals Mildura’s true appeal

    Rain reveals Mildura’s true appeal

    THERE’S been plenty said about the “Tropical North Victoria” tourism push, but it’s only when the rain actually falls in Mildura that you realise the people behind the campaign might…

  • Yes to CCTV, no to travel

    Yes to CCTV, no to travel

    THE draft Wentworth Council Use of CCTV Policy will be adopted by the Shire following an exhibition period where no community feedback or comments were received. The policy outlines a…

  • Hunters hope for Easter eggs

    Hunters hope for Easter eggs

    EASTER Bunny is considering kids of all ages when preparing for the egg hunt at Cabarita’s Garden of Hope on Saturday 4 April. And there are plenty of beautiful gardens…

  • Golden donations

    Golden donations

    MILDURA residents can now donate plasma as well as whole blood following the latest refurbishments to Lifeblood’s Mildura Donor Centre. The expansion to the Mildura facility features three new chairs…

  • Grant apps now open

    Grant apps now open

    GRANTS of up to $20,000 are now available for grassroots projects aimed at supporting rural and regional communities, with applications open for the 2026 Elders Community Giving Project. Now in…

  • Aerial bait drop set for take off

    Aerial bait drop set for take off

    AERIAL dog-baiting will get underway from next week with baits being dropped near Pooncarie. Western Local Land Services is undertaking its autumn aerial baiting program with the aim of controlling…

  • Nats push to protect farmland

    Nats push to protect farmland

    THE Federal National Party has moved to block taxpayer funding for energy and mining projects on Australia’s best farming land, unveiling a new Bill they say is vital to protect…