Still undefeated. Still united. Still all class - Killy Bass Netball
It’s not just the wins that are impressive — it’s the consistency.
A Grade
Another week, another win for the A Grade girls.
Back home against Korumburra-Bena, the girls once again showed exactly why they remain undefeated coming away with a convincing win.
At this point in the season, it’s not just the wins that are impressive — it’s the consistency.
Week after week, this group continues to turn up, back each other, stay composed and let their netball do the talking.
With just one round of the home-and-away season remaining, they’ve put together an incredible season so far — but there’s still work to do.
Score: KB 66 def Korumburra-Bena 48.
B Grade
A great game with lots of positives to take out of it.
The team showed plenty of determination, worked hard for each other and continued to build on the strong connections they have been developing throughout the season.
A huge thank you to Frankie Leary for stepping up from the U15s and joining the team for this week.
A massive congratulations to Kylie on being named Best on Court, finishing with an incredible 53 goals.
Let’s keep this winning streak going into the last home and away game next week against Warragul.
Score: KB 62 def Korumburra-Bena 18.
C Grade
The girls enjoyed their last home game for the year against the Giants in pleasant conditions.
The girls were excited and pumped but the Giants got a jump on them in the first quarter.
They couldn’t get back with them but stayed level for the rest of the game.
It just wasn’t their day and no matter how hard they tried things just didn’t go their way and they went down by 10.
COR game day award goes to Abbey.
Score: Korumburra-Bena 31 def KB 21.
D Grade
Off the back of a win and a bye, the girls were refreshed and ready to improve on the final score from the last time the two teams met.
It was a fierce contest from the first whistle with strong defence from both teams.
Korumburra capitalising on every turnover was the difference and they came away with the win.
Score: Korumburra-Bena 45 def KB 27.
Best: Casey Bartlett.
U17
Not the best start to the game and the girls had all good intentions to take it up to the Burra team.
The girls had some really good moments but unfortunately, they couldn’t keep up with the ever-improving Burra side.
Their accuracy in the ring shooting goals was always going to be hard to shut down but they did their best and won the last quarter regardless of the scoreboard.
One to go and then they are set for next season.
Score: Korumburra-Bena 47 def KB 31.
Best: Savannah and Maisie.
U15
What a fantastic result from the U15 girls.
Back home against Korumburra-Bena, the girls came away with a brilliant win.
This group has shown so much growth across the season.
They’ve had some tough games, taken on some of the strongest sides in the competition and continued to fight, learn, and improve every single week.
The confidence, teamwork, and determination that the team is seeing now is a credit to the girls and how far they’ve come together.
With just one home-and-away round left, there’s plenty for this group to be proud of.
Keep pushing right to the end, girls.
Score: KB.33 def Korumburra-Bena 27.
Best: Ciara Santorini.
U13
Kilcunda-Bass U13s took on Korumburra this week and came away with a commanding victory.
The girls came out of the gates firing, piling on the goals in a dominant opening quarter.
The second quarter was a slower affair as they took the foot off the gas a little, but the response after half-time was exactly what they were looking for.
With a renewed focus on team-first netball, the girls lifted their intensity, worked hard for one another, and produced some fantastic passages of play.
It was great to see them sharing the workload, backing each other up and playing with purpose right through the second half.
A really strong team performance and another great step forward from the group, well done, girls.
Score: KB 42 def Korumburra-Bena 11.
Best: Rylee Dunk and Claire Feehan.
U11
Kilcunda Bass U11s took on Korumburra-Bena on Saturday, going down in a competitive contest.
Korumburra-Bena started strongly, leading 5-0 at the end of the first quarter, but Kilcunda Bass fought back brilliantly and kept the game close right through to the final siren.
Evie Atwell and Vanessa Vanderspek were both awarded Best on Court for their outstanding efforts.
The team showed great determination and continued to improve throughout the game.
Kilcunda Bass will finish their season next Saturday when they take on Warragul in Warragul.
Score: Korumburra-Bena 13 def KB 10.
1. Ciara Santorini battles for possession in the Panthers’ goal circle during the B Grade clash. 2. Ashlee Quinn eyes an intercept as the ball is passed to her Giants opponent. 3.Making her B Grade debut, 15 & Under player Frankie Leary sends the ball through the Panthers’ midcourt. 4.Kira Hamilton surveys her options as the Panthers look to build an attack in the A Grade game. 5. Jess Haynes gets a hand to the ball, taking an intercept from her Giants opponent in the A Grade clash. 6.Emma Ryde moved closer to the 1000-goal milestone, finishing Saturday’s game on 976 goals for the 2026 season. 7.Giants’ defender Gemma Dixon stretches to attempt to deflect Kira Hamilton’s pass into the Panthers’ goal circle.
