THE two best sides in the Bendigo Netball League\u2019s A Grade 2022 competition will compete for grand final glory after Kangaroo Flat downed Gisborne last Saturday.<\/p>\n
In a close, 52-49, preliminary final game, the Roos took the win over the Bulldogs and set up delicious premiership decider with the Sandhurst at Queen Elizabeth Oval this weekend.<\/p>\n
The Dragons and Kangaroo Flat have been neck-and-neck all year and ended the home and away season equal on wins and only separated by a small margin of percentage.<\/p>\n
The season record stands at two to one in favour of the Dragons.<\/p>\n
In round four Sandhurst took a thrilling 52-51 home victory over the Roos, but in the return fixture during round 13 it was Kangaroo Flat who grabbed the points with a 66-49 win.<\/p>\n
The last time these two sides met was during the first semi final, with the Dragons inflicting a strong 26-65 loss and securing their place in the premiership match and a week\u2019s rest.<\/p>\n
Sandhurst have a chance to sweep all senior grades on Saturday, with teams in A Reserve, B Grade and B Reserve as well premiership games as well.<\/p>\n
BNL grand final action will get underway at QEO from 9am with Gisborne taking on Kangaroo Flat.<\/p>\n
B Reserve goes from 10.30am when Sandhurst meet Gisborne, B Grade is from 12pm with Sandhurst playing South Bendigo, and A Reserve gets underway at 1.30pm where is Sandhurst versus Gisborne again.<\/p>\n
The big one, Sandhurst and Kangaroo Flat in the A Grade final is scheduled to get underway at 3pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE two best sides in the Bendigo Netball League\u2019s A Grade 2022 competition will compete for grand final glory after Kangaroo Flat downed Gisborne last Saturday. In a close, 52-49, preliminary final game, the Roos took the win over the Bulldogs and set up delicious premiership decider with the Sandhurst at Queen Elizabeth Oval this […]<\/p>\n