Four talented Jerilderie Football Netball Club junior players have been invited to attend the upcoming Picola League vote count.
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Representing the club will be Logan Eldridge, Ruby Neessen, Lara Hercus and Milla Rorato.
“JFNC is extremely proud of Logan, Ruby, Lara and Milla, whose determination, commitment and sportsmanship both on and off the playing field continue to make them wonderful representatives of the club,” the club said.
“Congratulations to all four players on this well-deserved recognition. JFNC wishes them the very best at the league vote count.”
Netball
Under 17s:
After a restful week off, the players are feeling energised and ready to hit the court this Saturday against Rennie in Berrigan.
Following a fantastic win over Dookie a couple of weeks ago, the girls will be looking to carry that momentum into this weekend and do it all again.
They know they’ll need to be switched on from the first whistle, with Rennie a strong and capable side that will provide a tough challenge.
The girls are certainly up for it, and with plenty of talent and determination in the team, they are more than capable of coming away with the win.
The club is hoping to see plenty of Jerilderie supporters in Berrigan cheering the girls on.
Amity Ewert passing to Monique Rochford.
Under 13s: Jerilderie 19 def by Tungamah 36
Nerves were high for the young under-13s side, with most of the team experiencing finals netball for the very first time.
The players knew they were in for a tough challenge against Tungamah, the top team who remain undefeated this season.
Although the final score didn’t go Jerilderie’s way, the team showed incredible determination, resilience and fight throughout the game.
Trailing by just eight goals at half-time, every player contributed and worked tirelessly for one another, displaying great teamwork and relentless effort.
The team never gave up, continuing to push right until the final siren and giving everything they had.
The team will take the lessons from this game, build on the positives and look forward to the next challenge in the semi final against Mathoura.
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