Kirk Roberts Consulting indoor premier netball results, June 16
• OTC Timber HGHS Langman 41 v FTNC Premier 48
• University of Waikato Premier 66 v Allied HOB Keppler Premier 36
• Verdettes Marist Old Girls 51 v University of Waikato Premier Reserves 32
• Northern United Mamba 39 v St Peter's Premier 58
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Premier netball: FTNC Premier capitalise on crucial errors to overcome determined HGHS
By Judy Macdonald
Waikato Herald·
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Kascell Hooper at C for FTNC Premier Reserve. Photo / Judy Macdonald
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Pania Monk at goal keep had a stunning game with great communication and movement in the defensive circle creating a high volume of turnovers. This week HGHS was again affected by illness and absence, but fought bravely in what was a tight battle for most of the game.
A few crucial errors at critical times in the fourth quarter allowed FTNC to capitalise on these and that turned out to be the difference.
FTNC Premier Reserve had their first win this week, over Waikato Diocesan Premier. The first half was close with the score 23 goals to 21. FTNC Premier Reserve had a strong third quarter and they won the game 51 goals to 44.
The FTNC Premier Reserve team was hampered by illness and up against a young and determined side. Initial play was frantic as players adjusted to the opposition and to the umpiring.
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There were some confident passes from Anjena Singh at wing defence into Laura Cateley at goal shoot. Changes at halftime had Kascell Hooper return to centre. She drove hard to the top of the circle and fed the shooters with accuracy. Hooper and Singh combined with Jennifer Adam at goal keep and Tepora Colailago at goal defence to keep the pressure on to cause turnover ball, which was then converted down the other end. After coming close in previous games, the team was stoked with a win.
The Waikato Diocesan team thoroughly enjoyed the game, knowing it was a side they could be competitive against. Becky Dudson had a standout performance at goal attack leading the attacking end. While there were some great moments of play, unfortunately it was consistency over 60 minutes that let the team down.
Verdettes Marist Old Girls led from start to finish in their game against University of Waikato Premier Reserve but the third quarter was a draw. The halftime score was 25 goals to 16 and the fulltime score was 51 goals to 32.
Nottingham Castle Rangers were made to work hard for their win against Verdettes Marist Premier. The halftime score was 29 goals to 15. Marist Premier had a great third quarter only to falter again in the final quarter with the fulltime score being 54 goals to 35.
Northern United Mamba also made St Peter's Premier work hard for their win. At halftime, the score was 26 goals to 19. Mamba won the third quarter only to have St Peter's dominate in the final quarter. The fulltime score was 58 goals to 39.
University of Waikato Premier were dominant in their game against Allied HOB Keppler Premier winning every quarter and leading from start to finish. The final quarter was the most competitive. The halftime score was 35 goals to 12 and the fulltime score was 66 goals to 36.
The deferred game from week 4 was played on Wednesday, June 15. St Peter's Premier led from start to finish and won every quarter in their game against Waikato Diocesan Premier. The halftime score was 39 goals to 11 and the fulltime score 73 goals to 29.
