The Netty Life
Season 1 Episode: 25After a 25-year wait, the club have finally won their maiden national netball league title with a dominant performance in the grand final over the Melbourne Vixens.
In their final podcast for the season, Kate and Britt unpack all the talking points from the biggest game of the year and start to think about what lies ahead for the Diamonds at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games.
Thanks for all your support this year! A fairy-tale ending for the 2022 chapter of Super Netball.
More Episodes:
The Adelaide Thunderbirds have hit great form in 2023 and are chasing the ladder leaders, West Coast Fever.
The Giants and NSW Swifts enjoyed wins against the Collingwood Magpies and Sunshine Coast Lightning, making a spot in the top four very interesting as we find ourselves a third of the way through the season.
This week we also chat with U19’s Nationals champion and captain for South Australia, the delightful Sophie Casey, who shares her experience at the tournament and her thoughts on the next generation of players to watch.
We have hit the halfway mark of the 2022 Super Netball competition and as the ladder continues to change, we know the premiership trophy is still up for grabs.
The Firebirds looked sharp in round seven and finally gave fans a full 60 minute performance, while GIANTS Netball have hit their defensive stride at the right time of the season. Britt chats to U19's and U17's National winners (and sisters!) Audrey and Eugenie Little who talk us through their big week at Nationals; the sisters have been rewarded for their efforts, recently being named in the U19's and U17's National squad.
After the season from hell, Netball Australia CEO sits down with The Netty Life to chat about a challenging first year at the helm.
The wide-ranging interview also looks towards the future, including Kelly's current thoughts on a Super Netball Tasmanian team, player signings and imports, what she hopes to see from the new broadcast deal and the uncertainty of the Diamonds tours coming up against New Zealand and England.