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Round four of the Katanning Netball Association used to thank and recognise off-the-court volunteers

Tina BriscoeGreat Southern Herald
Katanning Netball Association president Tania Wolfe, centre, with daughters Jayde and Sophie Wolfe.
Camera IconKatanning Netball Association president Tania Wolfe, centre, with daughters Jayde and Sophie Wolfe. Credit: icture:

The Katanning Netball Association has used National Volunteer Week as a chance to thank the many off-the-court helpers who assist weekly.

Round four in the juniors and seniors was played at Katanning Leisure Centre, with great skills again on shown from the younger players.

In the senior competitions, Olympians 1 had a comfortable 68-11 win over Dumbleyung 1 in the A and A-reserve division, while Kia Ora enjoyed their first win of the season prevailing by 15 goals over Broomehill, 47-32.

In the other top tier game All Stars 1 finished 53-35 winners over Cardinals Force.

All Stars 2 moved up from division C and prevailed 38-20 over Cardinals Phoenix in B division while Tambellup Bluebirds won 48-20 over Olympians 2.

Katanning Netball Association Umpire Developement Officer Julie Hanna with junior umpire Lara Davies.
Camera IconKatanning Netball Association Umpire Developement Officer Julie Hanna with junior umpire Lara Davies.

In C division Cardinals Vixens defeated Olympians 3, 28-13, while Kojonup 3 downed Dumbleyung 2 52-38.

About 12 people are needed to get a game up and running, from KNA committee staff who are spending endless amount of time putting fixtures together, umpires, coaches, managers, scorers and timers.

These positions need to be filled to get a game running smoothly.

With 10 junior teams, a Net and Set program along with 16 senior teams, there are a lot of volunteers taking their own personal time for the netball players to enjoy the game.

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