Brittany Carter
Sports Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
@abcsport journalist 📝🎙🎧🏏🏐 Netball and cricket commentary. Knows her way around a podcast. Currently hosting: @TheNettyLife and Beamsy & Britt. UOW alumni.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
The future of Tasmania's AFL club may be in doubt as the proposed Macquarie Point stadium is used as a pawn in the state's ongoing political stoush. But there's a campaign building for another sports team the Apple Isle could throw its support behind that won't rely on new infrastructure being built. For several years, Netball Tasmania has been vocal about its desire to join the Super Netball league.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
Round eight is complete and we're over the halfway hump of the Super Netball season. The Sunshine Coast Lightning held on against the Melbourne Mavericks, 67-60, to move up a spot and claim third place. The undefeated NSW Swifts were challenged by defending premiers the Adelaide Thunderbirds in a see-sawing affair, 66-64. The lead changed six times and Romelda Aiken-George hit a 9,000-career goal milestone before the Swifts claimed their eighth straight victory.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
We've reached the midway point of the Super Netball season and what a way to celebrate. First Nations Round held across the weekend was a massive hit. Positioned on the calendar ahead of National Reconciliation Week, it aims to start a conversation about how Indigenous and non-Indigenous people can work together in the sport. In a top of the ladder clash the NSW Swifts continued their unbeaten streak and have now defeated all seven teams, downing the Sunshine Coast Lightning 70-62.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
As we edge towards the halfway point of the season there's one thing all Super Netball teams are struggling with: consistency. Even the undefeated NSW Swifts hadn't put in a full 60-minute performance until Sunday, when they managed to win their first opening quarter in a month against cross-town rivals the Giants. That laid the platform for them to clinch all four periods, 82-69, in what was a surprising high-scoring affair between top and bottom of the ladder.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
From controversial beginnings to global domination, the two-point shot has now infiltrated all four top netball leagues around the world. In 2020, there was uproar when Australia became the first country to boldly introduce the innovation inspired by netball's shorter and flashier format — Fast 5. League organisers dropped the bombshell six weeks before the season started.
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