Keeping on: Shepparton East coach Erynn Hueston and her Eagles team continued their dominant start to the season at the weekend.
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Megan Fisher
It was an enthralling round eight of Kyabram District League A-grade netball action, with top contenders Shepparton East and Nagambie flexing their muscles with powerful victories.
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Returning to their Central Park home, the Eagles dominated Rushworth from start to finish to come away with a brutal 70-24 triumph that solidifies their standing in the top two.
Meanwhile, Nagambie showed why it remains the only undefeated side in the KDL, destroying Undera 92-26 on their home court.
The third premiership contender in Tallygaroopna was forced to do things the hard way, however, with its class coming to the fore late to escape Merrigum with a tight 36-33 win.
Elsewhere, Dookie United cemented its spot in the top four, overcoming sixth-placed Violet Town 53-46 in a gripping encounter at Dookie.
Stanhope recorded its fourth win of the season, outlasting Girgarre 40-29.
Lancasted rounded out the Saturday fixtures with a much-needed 44-35 win over Murchison-Toolamba to keep in touch with the top six.
News photographer Megan Fisher ventured out to Central Park Reserve and captured the clash between Shepparton East and Rushworth.
Hands up: Rushworth’s Kayla Shepherd.
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Megan Fisher
Controlling the tempo: Shepparton East’s Leticia Keady.
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Megan Fisher
Battling hard: Rushworth’s Sarah West and Shepparton East’s Mia Jeffery.
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Megan Fisher
Looking for options: Rushworth’s Kacey Barlow.
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Megan Fisher
Sending it in: Rushworth’s Grace Dent.
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Megan Fisher
I’m open: Shepparton East’s Amy Reid.
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Megan Fisher
Patiently waiting: Rushworth’s Shanae Baldwin.
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Megan Fisher
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