The Rovers A-grade side put on a clinical, whole-team performance when they faced Berrigan at home.
From the first whistle, the reigning premiers took control of the match, delivering an impressive display for the many spectators who had turned out for Sponsors Day.
Natalie Sampson and Chrissy Hurst were dominant in defence, each racking up a season-high 16 positive turnovers.
Hazel Glowrey continued her strong start to the season, moving the ball efficiently into the goal circle, ably supported by Chloe Brown in wing attack.
Special mention goes to Ruby Cowley, who made an outstanding A-grade debut, contributing a very respectable 10-goal haul in the third quarter.
Awards: Hazel Glowrey, Chloe Brown, Chrissy Hurst.
B-grade: Deni Rovers 37 def Berrigan 24.
It was another beautiful day at Roverland as B-grade took on Berrigan, a side that had lost only one of their previous five matches.
The opening quarter was a tight tussle, with both teams creating plenty of unforced turnovers in a fast-paced contest.
The Rovers began to assert their dominance in the second quarter, thanks to relentless defensive pressure from Erika Martin, Georgia McCulloch, and Phoebe Jefferies, who combined for a string of crucial intercepts and rebounds.
Sienna Jenkins continues to impress in the centre position, providing consistent drive through the mid-court.
Awards: Erika Martin, Georgia McCulloch, Erika Martin.
C-grade: Deni Rovers 48 def Berrigan 12.
C-grade opened the game with a dominant, free-flowing first quarter, highlighted by Paige Brown’s sharp shooting - netting an impressive 12 goals.
The defensive unit applied outstanding pressure, restricting Berrigan to a single goal through strong intercepts and tireless effort from the backline.
While the second quarter saw some hesitation in the shooting circle, steady support from the mid-court helped the Rovers maintain the lead, edging out the quarter 7-5.
After half-time, the team regrouped with renewed focus.
Jarrah Fitzpatrick found her rhythm under the post, lifting her shooting accuracy, while Matilda Glowrey made her presence felt in defence with key intercepts and sustained pressure.
The Rovers carried that momentum into the final quarter, finishing the match with a commanding 48-12 victory.
Awards: Brittany Kirby, Reagan Behsman, Matilda Glowrey.
C-reserve: Deni Rovers 69 def Berrigan 12.
C-res delivered a strong and consistent performance across all four quarters, maintaining composure and cohesion regardless of the on-court combinations.
Elly Blake was outstanding in goals, shooting with confidence and accuracy, while Millie Joice and Gabby Clark provided solid support.
Gabby was particularly impressive in the third quarter, where she scored a remarkable 16 goals.
In defence, Shanè Bothma was a standout, constantly disrupting play with timely intercepts.
Emma East kept her opponent well contained and was quick to secure any rebounds, further shutting down Berrigan’s scoring opportunities.
The mid-court players were equally impressive, demonstrating smart positioning and delivering sharp outlet passes that kept the ball moving smoothly and opened up the court.
A convincing 69-12 victory capped off another excellent performance from the team.
Awards: Shané Bothma, Emma East, Elly Blake.
Under-17s: Deni Rovers 42 def Berrigan 30.
The Rovers played with the courage and intensity of true champions.
Their commitment to clean, relentless netball was second to none.
Amy Holloway anchored the defensive end brilliantly, shutting down her opponents with flawless footwork and clean contests for the ball.
Lucy Herberte delivered the ball to the shooters with precision and composure, her energy lifting the entire team’s cohesion.
In the ring, Ruby Cowley commanded attention with her confident presence and dynamic movement.
The performance was a true testament to the team’s hard work and determination.
Congratulations to the Rovers, and thank you to Berrigan for a great game.
Awards: Amy Holloway, Lucy Herberte, Ruby Cowley.
Under-15s: Deni Rovers 54 def Berrigan 8.
After a well-earned break and a strong week of training, the girls returned to the court with impressive intensity and energy.
The match was a brilliant showcase of teamwork, with every player stepping up and fulfilling their role.
Sharp timing, powerful passes, and solid bodywork were consistent strengths throughout the game.
Lilly Boyer delivered a standout performance. She was accurate in her shooting and relentless in turning over possession.
Zoe Basset also shone, picking up numerous tips and driving the ball out of defence with purpose and determination.
Georgia Danckert dominated the wing defence position, offering crucial transitional support and creating disruption at every centre pass.
Awards: Zoe Basset, Georgia Danckert, Lilly Boyer.
Under-13s: Deni Rovers 62 def Berrigan 5.
The Rovers delivered a stunning performance over the weekend, securing an impressive 62-5 victory against Berrigan.
With determination and focus, the team continued to build momentum each quarter, showcasing their skills and teamwork.
Shooters Madison Danckert, Isabelle Didcock, Indi Conallin, and Maddy Woolston were relentless in attack, consistently adding to the scoreboard with confident and accurate shooting.
In defence, Lara Redden and Meg Meharry were outstanding, keeping Berrigan scoreless until the final quarter with their tight pressure and smart positioning.
The mid-court trio - Khoa Unwin, Isabella Goodear, and Sophie Bulmer - executed their training focus brilliantly, creating turnovers and transitioning the ball smoothly through the court.
The Rovers remain undefeated this season and are eagerly looking ahead to their next clash against Picola.
Awards: Maddy Woolston, Lara Redden, Madison Danckert.
Under-11s: Not scored.
It as a great game from the Rovers girls this week.
They were fired up to hit the court at home against the Berrigan Saints.
The coaches are thrilled with their progress. Each week they’re building skills, gaining confidence, and supporting each other all over the court.
Awards: Charlotte King, Lucia Crane, Harper Bulmer, Pippa Holden.
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