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Sheilas maintain Streaky Bay dominance

Sheilas finished as A grade women premiers. Pictured are: Hannah Kelsh, Kirralee Johns, Zoey Male, Hayley Webb and Emma Whillas. Absent: Ava Brace. (Supplied)
James Jacobi

The Sheilas continue to reign supreme over the Streaky Bay and Areas Basketball Association, dealing the U64s yet another grand […]

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