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South West Sydney Academy of Sport (SWSAS) netball program graduate Courtney Castle has been turning heads on court for NSW Waratahs in the Australian Netball League (ANL).
The 17 year old has played two games for the Waratahs so far; one was a loss against Southern Force and the second a win over Northern Territory Storm.
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Local Elderslie twins Erin and Kiara Bloor have really put their Netball skills to the test by trialling for Premier League recognition and the NSW U/17 Netball squad.
The twins are keen to follow the Netball NSW athlete 'talent identification' pathway to its very end and play for the Sydney Swifts, or GWS Giants
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Campbelltown netball prodigy Rahni Wilkes is Premier League bound. The 16 year old has won selection to the strong Eastwood Ryde Premier League Club train on squad for 2019.
Being part of a Premier League club train on squad will enable Wilkes to further develop her skills and gain valuable professional club experience, says S...
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Gerry Knights, the Executive Director for the South West Sydney Academy of Sport (SWSAS) is proud to announce that the Walker Corporation has joined forces to sponsor the Academy's Netba...
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It's not the hours you put in it's what you put into the hours. Netballer Natalie Sligar is living proof of that.
The St Patrick's College Campbelltown student has just been picked to represent NSW the highest level possible for her age after five days of gruelling trials.
She will compete as part of the NSW U/17 t...
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