Sublime Steel take second win of the season
The Southern Steel have recorded their second win of the ANZ Premiership season.
They thumped the Northern Stars 62-46 in Auckland this afternoon.
The Steel led 15-11 at the first quarter and maintained their lead at every break to secure the victory.
Goal shoot Aliyah Dunn was sublime, slotting 47 points – including a two-pointer.
Defender Carys Stythe was massive at the other end picking up five intercepts and six deflections.
Full story in Monday's Otago Daily Times.
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