Looking forward: Nagambie's Rachel Beames.
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Aydin Payne
With finals locked in for the Lakers, the A-grade netball side did not take its foot off the pedal in its penultimate game of the season.
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With a sizeable gap between the chasing pack and Nagambie, and no chance of the side jumping into the top two, the Lakers could have approached the game as one that bared little significance, but that was far from the case.
Having a ball: Leanne Jones closes in on Katrina Jung. Photo: Brennden Paddock.
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Brenden Paddock
Nagambie took to the home court on Saturday afternoon with the same determination that they have shown throughout the season and dominated the game against Murchison-Toolamba, leaving with a 43-goal win.
In other results in the KDL, Avenel took a major leap towards a finals berth with an 11-goal win over Violet Town.
Infront: Jayde Byrden leads the race for the ball. Photo: Brenden Paddock.
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Brenden Paddock
The win sees the Swans jump above the Towners and the Bulldogs on the ladder to claim sixth place.
With a local derby against Nagambie in its final round, nothing but a win will secure them netball in September.
A closely-contested affair came to fruition at Rushworth as Longwood was able to tame the Tigers with a 38-to-43 goal victory.
Pressure: Leanne Jones attempts to spoil Katrina Jung's catch. Photo: Brenden Paddock.
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Second-placed Dookie put a dent in Merrigum’s finals push as they doubled the Bulldogs’ score to win by a 31-goal margin.
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