The game was a physical encounter, but the Coly girls outclassed their opposition to take the win by 7 goals, Caryn Deaton played a strong game in defence and was awarded with the Brolga Voucher for Coly's best on court.

Lauren Pound was voted player's player by her teammates taking home the Strathmerton Drilling mug.

The A Reserve side displayed some improvement this week going down by a closer margin, Grace Tooth played an effective game in Shooter and was awarded the Brolga Voucher.

Abbey Young and Jess McDonell demonstrated some strong passing and positioning throughout the court to be voted as Player's player.

The B grade side were outplayed by the Jets even though they tried hard in all positions. Laura Mannes again proved to by effective in defence was chosen by the umpire's as Coly's best while Charlotte Morton was voted as Player's Player for her shooting prowess.

C Grade also did their best but couldn't match their opposition, Hayley Bullen was rewarded for her effort in the shooting circle with the Voucher, with Annie Painting played consistently through the centre court to take home the Hi Trac Equipment mug.

The Under 15's were very pleased with their win over the Jets 30 to 25, Izabella Burnett step up and led the way and was awarded the Hi Trac award while Lily Painting put in a great effort took home the canteen award.

The Under 13's experienced a close game going down by only 3 goals, Hannah Pound played a strong game and was rewarded with the weekly award while Ella Pound put in a great effort and took home the canteen award.

The Under 11's proved to be too strong for the little Jets to win their game 20 to 4. All girls showing improvement all over the court, Pippa Wilson was awarded the Hi Trac award, while Hayley Pound taking home the canteen voucher.

The Coleambally sides are playing back at home this weekend when they take on the Marrar Bombers on Saturday afternoon.