2022 SSN ROUND 1

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  • Netballcrazy1
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:42 pm
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    #1338708

    87 penalties for the Firebirds and 27 for Jenner. At what point does it become too costly to have her as a starter? I don’t think we’ll be seeing her at CWG

    Tully
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:43 pm
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    #1338710

    Firebirds were a lot better than I expected them to be. They desperately need to tidy up in defence though. I’m not convinced that Bakewell-Doran and Jenner are the answer, they were helped by the Vixens taking MJ off. I think EUB would have cleaned up then as well.

    Vixens…. I think they’ll be disappointed to not finish it off. A terrible start to the final quarter (was it 2-9 at one point?). I am not sure where Austin fits in this team. Samason should get the start next week. Samason is so confident on the shot and the attack flows better because Samason’s style lets Liz dominate.

    MJ MVP.

    Weston just iced her Comm Games selection. I wonder if that was a NNP record for her as she doesn’t typically score that well given her style of play.

    Kerryn
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:44 pm
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    #1338711

    I only had the stats up, but was astounded at the number of penalties – both NZ games today were 39/38 and 36/35 – and not a huge difference score wise (with no supershots) – this game 87/69 and swifts at 77 yesterday :wacko: :wacko:

    JR
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:46 pm
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    #1338712

    Donnell Wallam
    2/5 (40%)

    Gretel Bueta
    3/8 (38%)

    Mwai Kumwenda
    1/5 (20%)

    Rahni Samason
    2/2 (100%)

    Great stats for Super Shots……not.

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    Shooter Tamara
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:47 pm
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    #1338713

    You might be right regarding Austin , didn’t she leave Giants saying no room for 3 great shooters or something to that effect , gonna be hard sending Samason to the pine

    K2
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:49 pm
    Post count: 78
    #1338714

    Also interesting from Round 1 – the three shooters who moved clubs in search of a better guarantee of court time (Dwan, Garbin and Austin) all got about a half or less of court time and didn’t have a great first game. From the looks of Wallace’s injury (and I hope I am mistaken) and given Aiken’s pregnancy, both Dwan and Garbin would have had almost guaranteed court time for the rest of the season if they had stayed put in their old club.

    Sport can be cruel sometimes. That being said, and as much as I like all three, it is exciting to see new shooters like Wallam and Samason to take their opportunities.

    NB12
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:51 pm
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    #1338716

    Really enjoying that we don’t have to endure ads during the timeouts.

    JR
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:53 pm
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    #1338717

    Weston, Bruce, Aryang, Klau.

    Turner and Mannix next best.

    No room for Jenner in the Diamonds.

    Tully
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:54 pm
    Post count: 1300
    #1338718

    I thought Austin’s court play was okay in the first half but not confident to the post. But at the start of the fourth the attack was very messy as Austin ran in to Liz’s space time and again. They have a lot of work to do to fit her in. Maybe even giving her time at GS might help? Watching this I wonder if Austin would look better at Collingwood and Garbin at Vixens :wacko:

    JR
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:55 pm
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    #1338719

    I thought the same NB12.

    Tully
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:56 pm
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    #1338720

    Jenner should be nowhere near Diamonds. I’d put Garrett ahead of her as well as the other obvious contenders. May be even Hinchliffe depending on how she goes this afternoon.

    ATN to start in WA. Kate Walsh in WD. WD looks like a problem position for Lightning.

    Muffie
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:58 pm
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    #1338721

    Give Austin sometime. She didn’t do much pre season games. She is very talented. A bit of confidence and game time and she will come good

    Ian Harkin
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    March 27, 2022 at 2:58 pm
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    #1338722

    Fever
    GS Fowler
    GA Glasgow
    WA Teague-Neeld
    C Simmons
    WD Anstiss
    GD Aryang
    GK Bruce

    Lightning
    GS Koenen
    GA Wood
    WA Scherian
    C Cassidy
    WD Walsh (Shimmin)
    GD Hinchliffe
    GK Dehaney

    UMPIRES: Georgia Sulley-Beales and Nathan Begley

    JR
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    March 27, 2022 at 3:00 pm
    Post count: 1358
    #1338723

    I vaguely remember someone posting on here, when Austin was announced for Vixens, that given her movement outside the circle it’d be interesting to see her and Watson play together.

    Did they play together in the Diamonds before their injuries?

    Garbin would have the same problem of court time in GS if she was with Vixens. Rahni has a GS background and is doing very well moving to GA.

    NB12
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    March 27, 2022 at 3:03 pm
    Post count: 377
    #1338724

    Yes, Austin and Watson played together in the CC.

    I think we need to give it time. Austin seems hesitant, but I think it looks worse than it is because she is also a very cool customer.

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