SWJFNL under 11s best and fairest; SWJFNL under 11s representative

The stand-out player of the competition who provides outstanding leadership around the court. Versatile player with tremendous shooting ability and tenacious defensive pressure.

A consistent team player who has made significant improvements throughout the season. Has proven to be a handful for opposition players particularly in the attacking third.

SWJFNL under 11s representative.

Reliable mid-court player who has produced some excellent netball this season. Reads the play well and is equally effective with creative passing or vital intercepts.

An athletic and versatile player who forms a vital part of a miserly defensive unit. Reads the play brilliantly and provides excellent defensive rebound. Her enthusiasm and encouragement is also a major asset.

The stand out defender of the competition and a fierce competitor who reads the play brilliantly. A versatile player capable of playing all over the court. A great team player.

A versatile player who can play at either end of the court. Has produced an impressive first season of competitive netball.

The tallest member of the team who has made significant gains throughout the season. A reliable team member who uses her height to advantage to be a vital cog in the defensive unit.

The quiet achiever of the team who can play through the mid court who also has the flexibility to play in the attacking circle. Always gives 100 per cent.

Winner: Meg Thomas (Leeton-Whitton)

Runner-up: Katelyn Johnson (Narrandera)

Winner: Abbey Evans (GGGM)

Runner-up: Sally Foster (Coleambally)

Winner: Jessica Conlan (Griffith Swans Red)

Runners-up: Laura Iannelli (Leeton-Whitton), Roselle Currie (GGGM), Nikita Hare (GGGM)