UNDEFEATED Geelong Amateur will be chasing their third victory in a row when they take on Modewarre at1.45pm at Mount Moriac Reserve today (Friday, April 18).<\/p>\n
Ammos defeated Anglesea 63-33 in round two at home after beating Torquay 55-31 in their BFNL A Grade netball season-opener.<\/p>\n
Centre Georgia Duncan was best on court against the Seas as Kayla Donnellon top-scored with 26 goals.<\/p>\n
Coach Kaitlyn Sheringham said the group would keep striving to improve their connection in their new-look attack end.<\/p>\n
The Ammos will also be eager to tidy up their transition from defence to attack in their big Easter clash.<\/p>\n
“It’s good for the whole community, getting out there and playing some netball and footy on Good Friday, you get usually get a pretty good crowd and it will be a good hit-out,”Sheringham said.<\/p>\n
The Ammos, who made the 2024 grand final, have promoted shooters Lauren Lapsley and Donnellon as well as midcourter Lulu Shaw to top grade this season.<\/p>\n
They also picked up prolific goalie Kim Hammond from GFNL side\u00a0Bell Park.<\/p>\n
Hammond is on the sidelines with a knee injury she sustained in Round 1, with Sheringham hopeful she will return soon.<\/p>\n
She had shot 27 goals, switching between goal attack and shooter, against Torquay.<\/p>\n
The Tigers will host Barwon Heads at 1.45pm in the other Good Friday clash.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
UNDEFEATED Geelong Amateur will be chasing their third victory in a row when they take on Modewarre at1.45pm at Mount Moriac Reserve today (Friday, April 18). Ammos defeated Anglesea 63-33 in round two at home after beating Torquay 55-31 in their BFNL A Grade netball season-opener. Centre Georgia Duncan was best on court against the […]<\/p>\n