Killy Bass outshines opposition
The Panthers kill the Maggies in one of the most exciting games of the season.
A Grade
Another outstanding performance from the A Grade side, who continued their unbeaten season with a commanding victory.
From the opening centre pass, the team set the standard with relentless defensive pressure, slick ball movement through the midcourt, and accurate finishing in the goal circle.
Every player played their role, working selflessly for one another and maintaining the intensity for all four quarters.
Week after week this group continues to dominate, showing consistency, composure, and teamwork.
Their ability to stay focused and execute their game plan has been a key factor in remaining undefeated this season.
Congratulations to the entire team on another impressive win.
The team looks forward to carrying this momentum into the next round.
Score: KB 69 def Dalyston 42.
B Grade
The team came into this game knowing it was going to be a tough contest.
With such a tight ladder and having only beaten Dalyston by a single goal the last time they met, they knew it would have to be work hard for every passage of play.
The girls took to the court with plenty of grit and determination, focused on coming away with the four points.
The first quarter was an even contest, with both teams matching each other across the court.
They lifted their intensity in the second quarter, applying stronger defensive pressure and taking better care of the ball.
At half time, the opposition were narrowly in front by one goal.
The team continued to build throughout the second half, and by the final quarter were able to establish a solid lead.
It was a fantastic team performance, with everyone contributing, and the girls were rewarded with a well-earned win and an important four points.
Best: Defensive duo Ashley Quinn and Liz Crawford.
Score: KB 48 def Dalyston 36.
C Grade
C Grade took on their neighbours Dalyston. Last time they didn’t play their best and went down by 11.
Today they came out positive and strong and tied at quarter time.
They made rotations and increased the lead with everyone playing a part and doing their job and took out the second and third quarters setting up a nine-point win.
Well done to all the team what a great effort.
Best: Ro Grayson.
Score: KB 35 def Dalyston 25.
D Grade
The game was little rocky at the start, with a few simple errors allowing Dalyston to take a three-goal lead at quarter time.
They settled well in the second quarter, with the defenders working tirelessly to create turnovers and the team making the most of every opportunity to head into halftime with a one goal lead.
It was a tight contest, and the team found themselves trailing by one at the final break.
With plenty of support from the sidelines in the last quarter, they stayed composed, trusted each other, and played patient, confident netball.
The team used the turnovers to their advantage, worked hard for one another across the court, and finished strongly to secure their first win of the season.
A fantastic team effort by everyone.
Score: KB 36 def Dalyston 30.
U17
The girls went into this game a little nervous due to not performing as well as they would have liked over the last few weeks.
Having had a great training session with one of the A Grade superstars, the girls took control of the game from the first centre pass.
Some clean passages of play and moving the ball down the court cleanly made a huge difference.
The defenders did their job almost keeping the opposition scoreless in the second quarter.
The attacking end worked beautifully together and were able to capitalise on the score board.
Teamwork was the key and when working as a team they get the results.
Well done girls you absolutely deserved this win.
Score: KB 39 def Dalyston 15.
Best: Lexie Baker and Olivia Berry
U15
The Kilcunda Bass U15s returned home on Saturday to take on Dalyston in what turned out to be one of the most exciting games of the season.
From the opening whistle, both teams fought hard, with neither side willing to give an inch.
It was a fast-paced and fiercely contested match, with the lead changing hands throughout the game.
The Panthers showed tremendous determination, composure, and teamwork, continuing to back one another in every contest.
Their defensive pressure, willingness to work hard for each other and ability to stay calm under pressure proved the difference in a thrilling finish.
When the final whistle sounded, Kilcunda Bass had held on for a victory, securing a well-deserved one-point win in front of their home crowd.
This result is a credit to the hard work the girls have put in throughout the season.
Week after week they continue to grow in confidence, trust one another and never give up, regardless of the scoreboard.
Congratulations to all the girls on an outstanding team performance.
Wins like this are built on grit, resilience and playing for each other — qualities this team continues to display every week.
Score: KB 26 def Dalyston 25.
Best: Kealey Trewavis.
U13
Kilcunda-Bass U13s produced one of their most complete performances of the season on Saturday, defeating Dalyston in a resounding victory.
The girls were challenged before the game to play consistent, team-first netball, and they delivered from the opening centre pass right through to the final whistle.
Their teamwork, ball movement and willingness to work for one another created clean passages of play, while their defensive pressure ensured they stayed in control throughout the contest.
Best on court honours went to Indy Magnussen, who put together an outstanding all-round performance and set the standard with her effort, composure, and determination.
The team now enjoys a well-earned bye, providing an opportunity to rest, recover and reset before returning for the final few rounds of the season.
With finals berth still within reach, the girls will be eager to build on this momentum and finish the home-and-away season strongly.
Score: KB 50 def Dalyston10.
U11
Kilcunda Bass U11s celebrated a fantastic victory over Dalyston on Saturday with an outstanding all-round team performance.
The team played with confidence, determination and excellent teamwork, making the most of every opportunity throughout the match.
Hayley Alexander was awarded Best on Court for her exceptional performance in WD and GK.
The result was a wonderful reward for the team’s hard work and continued improvement throughout the season.
With a bye next week, the team will enjoy a well-earned break before returning refreshed and ready for their final few games of the season.
Score: KB 31 def Dalyston 2.







1. Casey Bartlett drives the ball out of defence during the Panthers' first D Grade win of the season. 2.Abbey Clark works the ball into the Panthers' attacking third during the C Grade clash. 3.Jasira Derham holds front position to deny her Dalyston opponent in the C Grade contest. 4.Ashlee Grieve delivers a precise pass into the Panthers' attacking third in B Grade. 5.Kate Sidebottom takes possession inside the Panthers' goal circle during the A Grade clash. 6.Kate Sidebottom creates space to receive the pass despite close attention from her Dalyston opponent. 7.Jess Haynes holds front position to receive the pass under pressure from Dalyston's Brittney Thomas in the A Grade contest.