Maitland Opens netball team firmly in contention for state title
A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five.
The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot.
Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day.
The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points.
The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills.
The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses.
The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland.
There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13).
The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder.
In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17).
In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle.
Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two.
The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9).
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two.
Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday.
Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga
Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday.
All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division.
The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills.
Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12).
They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11)
The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one.
Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy.
Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one.
They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12.
The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3.
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7).
Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11).
Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8).
A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five.
The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot.
Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day.
The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points.
The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills.
The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses.
The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland.
There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13).
The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder.
In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17).
In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle.
Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two.
The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9).
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two.
Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday.
Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga
Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday.
All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division.
The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills.
Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12).
They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11)
The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one.
Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy.
Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one.
They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12.
The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3.
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7).
Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11).
Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8).
A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five.
The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot.
Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day.
The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points.
The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills.
The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses.
The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland.
There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13).
The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder.
In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17).
In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle.
Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two.
The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9).
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two.
Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday.
Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga
Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday.
All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division.
The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills.
Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12).
They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11)
The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one.
Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy.
Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one.
They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12.
The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3.
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7).
Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11).
Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8).
A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five.
The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot.
Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day.
The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points.
The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills.
The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses.
The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland.
There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13).
The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder.
In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17).
In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle.
Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two.
The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9).
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two.
Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday.
Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga
Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday.
All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division.
The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills.
Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12).
They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11)
The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one.
Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy.
Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one.
They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13).
Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12.
The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12).
Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3.
Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee.
Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7).
Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11).
Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8).
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Maitland Opens netball team firmly in contention for state title
A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five. The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot. Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day. The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points. The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills. The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses. The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland. There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13). The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder. In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17). In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle. Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two. The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10). Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9). Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two. Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday. Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday. All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division. The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills. Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12). They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11) The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one. Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy. Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one. They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12. The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12). Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3. Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7). Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11). Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8). A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five. The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot. Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day. The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points. The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills. The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses. The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland. There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13). The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder. In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17). In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle. Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two. The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10). Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9). Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two. Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday. Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday. All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division. The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills. Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12). They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11) The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one. Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy. Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one. They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12. The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12). Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3. Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7). Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11). Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8). A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five. The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot. Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day. The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points. The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills. The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses. The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland. There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13). The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder. In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17). In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle. Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two. The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10). Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9). Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two. Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday. Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday. All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division. The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills. Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12). They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11) The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one. Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy. Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one. They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12. The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12). Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3. Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7). Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11). Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8). A great day two for Maitland's netballers at the state titles with the Opens and 17s both finishing the day in the top five. The Maitland Opens are firmly in contention for the title, sitting just one win behind a group of four teams Hills, Manly, Wyong and Woy Woy who share top spot. Critically for Maitland's chances they have just one game against the top four sides on the final day. The Opens won all seven games on Sunday and are now fifth on 20 points, just two points behind the top four teams on 22 points. The Maitland 17s, who were sixth after day one, have improved their standing to fifth with nines wins and a draw from their 13 games to sit on 19 points, seven points behind unbeaten competition leader Baulkham Hills. The 15s dropped two spots to 15th with two wins and four losses on day two to take their record to five wins and eight losses. The Opens team rose four spots on the ladder with seven wins including a 16-12 win against Newcastle who have dropped to 10th, eight points behind Maitland. There other day-two wins were against Penrith (19-13) Campden (21-12), Illawarra (20-16), Inner-West (31-13), Hills (19-15), and Lismore (24-13). The first of their six game on Monday is against top-four rival Wyong, with the remainder of their games against teams lower on the ladder. In the 17s, Maitland had wins against Bankstown (20-13), Wagga Wagga (14-11), Illawarra (17-16), and Northern Suburbs (18-17). In all-important local bragging rights, Maitland are eight places and eight points clear of Newcastle. Maitland's 15s had wins against Gosford (15-8), and Newcastle (15-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team are 14th win two wins and eight losses after day two of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Yass 13-10 on day two. The Opens men climbed to sixth on day two improving their record to five wins and six losses. On day two they defeated Australian Army (13-12) and Sutherland (15-10). Kurri Kurri's 17s had two wins on day two to jump to 12 in Division 3. They defeated Griffith 11-6 and Leeton (13-9). Kurri Kurri's 15s are 16th of 19 teams, with two wins, a draw and nine losses in Division 3. They had an 27-6 win against Bellingen on Sunday. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with seven wins and five losses. They defeated Queanbeyan (17-7), Bellingen (13-11), Blue Mountains (20-8), and Great Lakes (14-13) on day two. Cessnock 17s are 11th in Division 2 with five wins and seven losses. They defeated Barellan (20-17), Hastings (18-16), and Shoalhaven 16-10 on Sunday. Cessnock 15s are 10th in Division 3 with six wins, a draw and five losses. There wins were against Mudgee (18-11), Westlakes (13-12), Bellingen (23-3), and they had 14-14 draw with Woolgoolga Maitland's 17-U team led the way as the city's netballers made a strong start to the State Senior Netball Titles on Saturday. All three Maitland teams are competing in the top-flight Championship Division. The 17s are sixth with five wins and a draw from their seven games, with their only loss coming in their first game when they were beaten 20-17 by Sutherland Shire who are equal top with Randwick and Baulkham Hills. Maitland defeated neighbours Newcastle 20-18 and their draw came against Penrith (12-12). They defeated Callaghan (21-19), Blacktown (20-15), Hills (17-12), and Campbelltown (21-11) The Opens team are ninth, equal on six points with Newcastle, with both teams recording three wins and two losses on day one. Maitland had wins against Sutherland (22-13), Baulkham Hills (20-14), and Nambucca Valley (27-5) with losses against Manly and Woy Woy. Maitland's 15-U team are 13th of 20 teams with three wins and four losses on day one. They lost their opening four games, but switched up winning the next three defeating Sutherland (25-17), Hastings (17-7), and Campden (18-13). Kurri Kurri's Opens team had one win and four losses on the opening day of the Division 3 titles. They defeated Cootamundra 17-12. The Opens men had a strong day one with three games and losing three to sit seventh. They defeated Eastwood (15-4), Penrith (17-15), and Blue Mountains (16-12). Kurri Kurri's 17s had a tough first day losing all five games in Division 3. Kurri Kurri's 15s are 14th of 19 teams, with one win, a draw and four losses in Division 3. They had an 11-9 win against Mudgee and a 15-15 draw with Mudgee. Cessnock Opens are 9th in Division 2 with three wins and three losses. They defeated Nelson Bay (14-9), Wagga Wagga (17-10), and Lakeside (11-7). Cessnock 17s are 12th in Division 2 with two wins and four losses. They defeated Dubbo (19-18) and Southern Highlands (23-11). Cessnock 15s are 11th in Division 3 with three wins and two losses. There wins were against Kurri Kurri (16-12), West Wyalong (19-17), and Marlin Coast (14-8).
Sydney Morning Herald
2 days ago
- Sydney Morning Herald
Race-by-race tips and previews for Sunday's Wyong meeting
Selections based on a heavy track Race 1 8. Shuttering had a number of trials before debuting in the Inglis Challenge at Scone and running an even race when finishing fifth. She was only beaten 3.5 lengths in that event and should have derived benefit from the experience. 2. Swexan is a stablemate of Shuttering that is on debut here. He has had two trials to be fitted for this and bears close watching. 7. Sapphire Rose debuts here. She won a trial in November and has since had another two trials leading into this and has been placed in each. She's drawn well and looks primed to run well. 1. Golden Straand is a Snitzel colt on debut that has had three recent trials and finished second in the latest two. He looks set to run well. How to play it: Shuttering EACH WAY. Race 2 10. Rainbow Goddess had good form at the end of her last preparation being placed in three of four before the break. She had two trials and ran well in both before resuming with a second at Hawkesbury. She will be better for that run and has the advantage of gate one here. 1. Inncourt is an import having his first Australian start. He is a recent trial winner that is set to run well fresh. 3. Prince Harrison won a Warwick Farm trial before resuming with a midfield Kembla Grange effort and he can show up in this. 9. Oakfield Zena was placed two starts ago and can lift on a last start failure. How to play it: Rainbow Goddess WIN. Race 3 1. Harlex resumed from a spell with a dominant Newcastle victory then stepped up in grade and ran well when fourth at Scone during the carnival there. He's drawn to get the run of the race here and can bounce back. 2. Pratt was first-up when scoring easily at Newcastle last time out and bears close watching again. 4. Explosive Torpido has performed well in both runs back from a spell and is one of the chances again, while 5. Estephania failed to beat a runner home when resuming but strips fitter for this. How to play it: Harlex WIN. Race 4 4. Diamond Show settled back in the field but once finding clear running in the straight hit the line well to score a strong win at Hawkesbury when last produced and she can go on with the job. 5. Twilight Elegance resumed with a Kembla Grange win and is worth including among the chances. 3. Iceman hit the line well late for a last start third and only needs to repeat that effort. 6. November Air has been racing well with a Canberra win before two recent minor placings. How to play it: Diamond Show WIN.
The Age
2 days ago
- The Age
Race-by-race tips and previews for Sunday's Wyong meeting
Selections based on a heavy track Race 1 8. Shuttering had a number of trials before debuting in the Inglis Challenge at Scone and running an even race when finishing fifth. She was only beaten 3.5 lengths in that event and should have derived benefit from the experience. 2. Swexan is a stablemate of Shuttering that is on debut here. He has had two trials to be fitted for this and bears close watching. 7. Sapphire Rose debuts here. She won a trial in November and has since had another two trials leading into this and has been placed in each. She's drawn well and looks primed to run well. 1. Golden Straand is a Snitzel colt on debut that has had three recent trials and finished second in the latest two. He looks set to run well. How to play it: Shuttering EACH WAY. Race 2 10. Rainbow Goddess had good form at the end of her last preparation being placed in three of four before the break. She had two trials and ran well in both before resuming with a second at Hawkesbury. She will be better for that run and has the advantage of gate one here. 1. Inncourt is an import having his first Australian start. He is a recent trial winner that is set to run well fresh. 3. Prince Harrison won a Warwick Farm trial before resuming with a midfield Kembla Grange effort and he can show up in this. 9. Oakfield Zena was placed two starts ago and can lift on a last start failure. How to play it: Rainbow Goddess WIN. Race 3 1. Harlex resumed from a spell with a dominant Newcastle victory then stepped up in grade and ran well when fourth at Scone during the carnival there. He's drawn to get the run of the race here and can bounce back. 2. Pratt was first-up when scoring easily at Newcastle last time out and bears close watching again. 4. Explosive Torpido has performed well in both runs back from a spell and is one of the chances again, while 5. Estephania failed to beat a runner home when resuming but strips fitter for this. How to play it: Harlex WIN. Race 4 4. Diamond Show settled back in the field but once finding clear running in the straight hit the line well to score a strong win at Hawkesbury when last produced and she can go on with the job. 5. Twilight Elegance resumed with a Kembla Grange win and is worth including among the chances. 3. Iceman hit the line well late for a last start third and only needs to repeat that effort. 6. November Air has been racing well with a Canberra win before two recent minor placings. How to play it: Diamond Show WIN.
