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“Townsville was tough, they really took the game away from us and we learned a lot from it.<\/p>\n
“It’s going to be all about gelling for us. It’s going to take some time. It’s a new group of women.<\/p>\n
“Keely Froling and Gemma Potter are the only two in our squad who have played WNBL consistently over the past few years.<\/p>\n
“We are going to be ok, but there are going to be some rough times.”<\/p>\n
Froling said the team will be looking to be more physical on the court after being outmuscled in recent matches.<\/p>\n
“WNBL is hard. It’s a whole new ball game, its completely different from college and WNBA.<\/p>\n
“You can talk about preparing for it, but until you play it, you are never going to be quite ready for it.”<\/p>\n
Sunday’s clash will tip off at 12:30pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
GEELONG United will be hoping to record a victory on Sunday afternoon (November 10) in its Round 2 WNBL clash with the Bendigo Spirit. The league’s newest expansion club will be hoping to find its feet in Bendigo after a tough start to the season thus far. Geelong’s debut match on Wednesday last week didn’t […]<\/p>\n