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Ports break drought hoodoo

Ports’ A grade netball team was jubilant on Saturday after winning its first game since 2017. Back: Coach Meagan Llewelyn, Jordan Curtis, Chelsea Smith, Lila Thilthorpe, Macy Hartwig, Hannah Woolford, Lani Hartwig, trainer Sarah Prime; front: Courtney Grigg and Alex Mason. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Tracy Mills and Eboni Turner

Cowell 30-48 Ports Ports won its first A grade Eastern Eyre netball game in seven years when it defeated Cowell […]

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