2023-24 Summer Netball Award Winners


Published on Thursday, March 21, 2024

The Northern Football Netball League is pleased to announce the Best and Fairest and Leading Goal Shooter award winners for the 2023-24 summer netball season.

The Best and Fairest award is determined by the umpires. At the conclusion of each home and away match the umpires award 3, 2 and 1 votes to the three players they have adjudged best on court. Votes awarded during grading rounds are included in a player’s final tally.

The Leading Goal Shooter award (senior’s only) is presented to the player who shoots the most goals in their competition during the regular season. Goals scored during grading rounds are included in a player’s final tally.

The NFNL wishes to congratulate all award recipients on their outstanding performance this season.

Junior Best and Fairest winners were presented their awards during last night’s grand finals, while senior Best and Fairest and Leading Goal Shooter awards will be presented on grand final night. The award presentation will be held during the medal ceremony conducted following each division’s grand final. The 2023-24 summer netball grand finals will be played at La Trobe Sports Stadium on Friday March 22.

Please note: Only players who finish in first place in the Best and Fairest and Leading Goal Shooter awards will be presented with an award.

Please continue below to see all the award winners from the 2023-24 summer netball season.

SENIOR BEST AND FAIREST

DIVISION 1

1st – Dakota Lister (Hume 1) – 16 votes
2nd – Bella Collodetti (Bundoora 1) – 13 votes
3rd – Laura Neo (Watsonia 1) – 12 votes

DIVISION 2

1st – Tiarna Steel (Fitzroy Stars 1) – 15 votes
2nd – Kelsey Peachman (Heat 3) – 14 votes
3rd – Courtney McCormack (Heat 2) – 10 votes

DIVISION 3

1st – Katrina Dawes (Heat 5) – 13 votes
2nd – Jessica Kennealy (Montmorency 3) – 11 votes
3rd – Abbey Luttick (Heat 4) and Ariane Virgona (Heat 5) – 10 votes

DIVISION 4

1st – Ruby Sommerville (Thomastown 1) – 17 votes
2nd – India Senadipathy (La Trobe 1) – 15 votes
3rd – Breanna Berlowitz (Laurimar 1) – 12 votes

DIVISION 5

1st – Estelle Papaioannou (Epping 2) – 16 votes
2nd – Paige Ryan (Hume 2) – 15 votes
3rd – Brooke Ryan (Panton Hill 1) – 12 votes

DIVISION 6

1st – Tara Wright (Hurstbridge 5) – 15 votes
2nd – Leah Caratozzolo (Kilmore 4) – 13 votes
3rd – Hannah O’Neill (Hurstbridge 5) and Lauren Pendlebury (Kilmore 4) – 12 votes

DIVISION 7

1st – Emily Timani (Epping 3) – 15 votes
2nd – Jessica Taylor (Heidelberg West 1) – 12 votes
3rd – Bridget Canals (Bundoora 7) and Zara Capp (Laurimar 2) – 10 votes

DIVISION 8

1st – Lucinda Groppi (Heidelberg West 2) – 27 votes
2nd – Remi Day (Heat 9) – 15 votes
3rd – Katherine Reid (Watsonia 4) – 14 votes

DIVISION 9

1st – Lily Borg (Kilmore 8) – 19 votes
2nd – Jessica Hardy (St Mary’s 4) – 14 votes
3rd – Paige Nelson (Fitzroy Stars 2) – 11 votes

DIVISION 10

1st – Taylee Rowlings (Bundoora 10) – 20 votes
2nd – Emma Rees (Heat 10) and Chelsea Maher (Kilmore 6) – 11 votes
3rd – Olivia Healy (Kilmore 7) – 10 votes

DIVISION 11

1st – Chloe Hicks (Hurstbridge 7) – 12 votes
2nd – Imogen Haslam (Hurstbridge 7) – 11 votes
3rd – Mietta Floyd (Hurstbridge 7) and Caitlin Pritchard (Montmorency 5) – 9 votes

JUNIOR BEST AND FAIREST

13/U DIVISION 1

1st – Olivia Dow (Fitzroy Stars Yellow)

13/U DIVISION 2

1st – Leilani Tupuloa (Donnybrook)

15 & UNDER

1st – Tjaegan Egan (Fitzroy Stars Yellow)

SENIOR LEADING GOAL SHOOTER

DIVISION 1

Stephanie Tucker (Bundoora 1) – 204 goals

DIVISION 2

Ciara Hanlon (St Mary’s 1) – 138 goals

DIVISION 3

Biljana Cvijestic (Kinglake 1) – 101 goals

DIVISION 4

Gemma Attard (Heat 6) – 113 goals

DIVISION 5

Brooke Ryan (Panton Hill 1) – 99 goals

DIVISION 6

Lauren Pendlebury (Kilmore 4) – 180 goals

DIVISION 7

Evie Stothers (Bundoora 7) – 89 goals

DIVISION 8

Katherine Reid (Watsonia 4) – 103 goals

DIVISION 9

Paige Nelson (Fitzroy Stars 2) – 92 goals

DIVISION 10

Samantha Hyman (Heat 11) – 147 goals

DIVISION 11

Chloe Hicks (Hurstbridge 7) – 157 goals

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