Western Roar’s clean sweep in Round 4
The Western Roar have demonstrated no signs of slowing down in 2025, winning all three matches in Round Four including the Open Grand Final rematch.
The Western Roar have demonstrated no signs of slowing down in 2025, winning all three matches in Round Four including the Open Grand Final rematch.
Western Roar 47 defeat Comets 32
The Comets were the side to come out of the gate firing at the centre pass, winning the quarter by two.
Roar very quickly decided to change the pace, winning the final three quarters. Sophia Lamers, who also played for the West Coast Fever Reserves this week was a standout with 28 goals.
A special mention to Trinity Rond (Roar) and Jasmah Haywood (Comets) who both returned to the court following long term injury.
Southside Demons 45 defeat West Coast Warriors 40
Continuing their sensational start to the season, the Southside Demons remain undefeated.
The first half was close, with the strength of the Warriors defence shining. It was in the last half that the Demons shooting prowess of Georgia Pitt (23), Kelsey McPhee (12), Georgia Ettridge (five) and Meg Gallager (five) pushed them over the line.
Sharks 60 draw with Rangers 60
The Fremantle Sharks were dominant in the first quarter, but the Rangers found their feet in the second and made things interesting.
Both ends showed off high scoring individuals including Shark Kasey Ridout (37) and Ranger Aisha Morcombe (45). With 20 seconds to go Shark Sophie Eastaugh evened the score.
Peel Lightning 45 defeat Souwest Jets
The Souwest Jets were able to play in front of their home crowd in Round Four, with both the Open and 21s playing at Eaton.
The match was close, but It was the crucial small exchanges between the Lightning that put them in place for the four-goal win, with Jet Rylee Hall (33) and Lightning’s Chelsea Cook (33) scoring high.
Gold Round (Round Five) will take place Wednesday, 2 April at Gold Netball Centre.