Narrabri Netball Association held its first annual representative awards presentation evening at the Narrabri RSL Club on Saturday.
All sponsors of the NNA’s rep teams, as well as players coaches, managers and parents/carers were invited to attend.
Outgoing NNA president Tracey Tomlinson told The Courier that a great night was had by all, with some great dancing after a two-course meal and the formal part of the evening had concluded.
The awards presentation night being held in a formal setting in 2023 was a change-up from recent years when the award winners were announced on grand final day.
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, they were incorporated into the RSL Sporting Body awards night.
The 2023 award winners are pictured.
Most improved: RSL Sporting Body most Improved players - Hattie Capp (15-years, accepted by Maxine O’Connor), Lily Bartz (13-years) and Lexie Horne (12-years).
Most improved: RSL Sporting Body most Improved players - Hattie Capp (15-years, accepted by Maxine O’Connor), Lily Bartz (13-years) and Lexie Horne (12-years).
17-years: Callie Lawler (most consistent player), Tayla Nott (coaches award) and Bridie Russell (player of the series).
17-years: Callie Lawler (most consistent player), Tayla Nott (coaches award) and Bridie Russell (player of the series).
15-years: Taryn Kirk (player of the series), Summer Fernance (most consistent player) and Maya Watson (coaches award). All photos: Narrabri Netball Association
15-years: Taryn Kirk (player of the series), Summer Fernance (most consistent player) and Maya Watson (coaches award). All photos: Narrabri Netball Association
13-years: Sophie Hartnett (coaches award), Georgia Herden (most consistent player) and Martha Barton (player of the series).
13-years: Sophie Hartnett (coaches award), Georgia Herden (most consistent player) and Martha Barton (player of the series).
12-years: Jedda Cochrane (player of the series), Ruby Currey (most consistent player), and Isabel Sunderland (coaches award). Isabel could not attend the event, and her award was collected by her older sister Lara Sunderland, right.
12-years: Jedda Cochrane (player of the series), Ruby Currey (most consistent player), and Isabel Sunderland (coaches award). Isabel could not attend the event, and her award was collected by her older sister Lara Sunderland, right.
