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Women's netball team in yellow uniforms celebrating with 2026 A Grade Premiers banner
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Hawks end two-year grand final curse with 44-36 win

Kiewa-Sandy Creek won the Tallangatta netball grand final, breaking a two-year run of losses to rival Chiltern.

The Hawks led from the first quarter and held on against Chiltern at the new Sandy Creek courts. Kiewa-Sandy Creek finished 44-36, sparking emotional celebrations after two years of heartbreak.

Captain Kate Worsteling was named best on court, praising the team's belief and the quality of support. Coach Chloe Benson, in her first year leading the side, said the previous two losses had taken a toll.

The Hawks brought back premiership players mid-season and welcomed newcomers, creating a tight squad that stayed together through the crucial moments.

44-36
Final score
Kate Worsteling
Hawks captain
Chloe Benson
Coach
Two
Years of losses

Why it mattersFor the Hawks and their supporters, it breaks a run of heartbreaking losses to the same team.

AustraliaA significant win for a regional Victorian netball club, showing the club's rebuild is working.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 12 d ago

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