Taking on Barellan in the grand final, it was the young Crows who put on a dominant and memorable display to record a 41-29 victory at Narrandera Sportsground on Saturday.

Entering the match on the back of a 16-game winning streak, the team overcame a slow start to turn on the style and record a 12 goal victory over Barellan.

The opening term was a tight affair with scores level at the first change.

The Leeton-Whitton Crows kicked into gear at the outset of the the second quarter, establishing a seven-goal half time lead thanks to incisive mid-court play from Chelsea Purtill and Taylah Axtill.

There was also some miserly defence led by Brooke Buckley and Zoe De Paoli.

The third quarter lived up to its reputation as the premiership quarter with the talented Crows blowing their lead out to 18 goals just before three quarter time.

This was largely thanks to outstanding rebounding ball movement from the back half from Emily Looby, creative ball use from Sophie Cross and exceptional finishing in the attacking circle from Ella Thomas and Amelia Irvin.

Amelia's efforts also paid off after the final siren when she was named best on court following a stand out performance at goal attack which included shooting 28 from 32 attempts.

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The final quarter was more or less a celebration for the Crows as they won 41-29.

The victory was secured thanks to the continued strong play of Mikayla Woods and Annmaree Ciurleo.

Celebrations from the team and family members abounded at the final siren, with the team breathing a sigh of relief that the pressure was now off and they could enjoy their victory.

Coach Travis Irvin was ecstatic with the performance of his team.

"The girls have been outstanding all season and (this) was the reward for all off their hard work," Irvin said.

"They are not only a talented group, but they go about it the right way, displaying tremendous respect for their opponents and umpires, so I couldn't be prouder."

The win is the third premiership in five seasons for the Crows in the under 13s age group, with the talented players likely set to continue moving through the ranks of the junior and, hopefully, the senior club in the years to come.

Those who weren't there on the day to help the team celebrate can still relive all of the glory from the premiership match.

It's easy to do so, just visit the following live stream links for the netball matches:

An announcement will also soon be made regarding a presentation evening and wrap up event for the 2020 season.

Leeton-Whitton 41 (Amelia Irvin 28/32; Annmare Ciurleo 6/9; Ella Thomas 7/9) d Barellan 29