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HomeSportWestern Eyre wins third consecutive carnival
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Western Eyre wins third consecutive carnival

Western Eyre's successful senior team. Back: Coach Jade Norwood, Courtney Trowbridge, Derani Chandler, Emma Whillas, Hannah Kelsh, Chloe Ettridge; front: Hayley Webb, Jasmine Billing, Abbie Thomas, Eva Schmucker and Kate Grills. (Meryl Weetra: 555708_01)

Western Eyre won an incredible third consecutive Lock Regional Netball Carnival with its senior team on Sunday. The well-drilled team […]

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