
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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2 days ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
We're halfway through Super Netball round three, with the league hosting a split round across the Easter and ANZAC weekends. Two games took place on Easter Sunday. The Melbourne Mavericks got their first victory of the season against the Giants at John Cain Arena, 71-56. The NSW Swifts then became the first team to defeat the Adelaide Thunderbirds this season, as the back-to-back defending premiers fell on their home court, 65-57.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
The tables have turned in Super Netball — after two rounds of play, a powerhouse is stuck at the bottom of the ladder, whilst last year's troubled club is on the right path for redemption. It's unusual for the West Coast Fever to sit outside the top four and they face a very particular challenge — how quickly can they get shooting target Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard back on court?
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1 week ago |
thecoalfieldprogress.com | Brittany Carter
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
Super Netball is back for 2025, and the sport is in a great place. Across the four games played around the country, the league broke its attendance record for round one with an eight per cent increase on last season (22,369) — despite going head-to-head with the AFL in some states. The Adelaide Thunderbirds' dream of a three-peat started in the best possible way, as the reigning champions beat the Melbourne Vixens in their fourth straight meeting, 66-53.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Brittany Carter
After a brilliant 2024, where 366,222 fans helped Super Netball break the record for the most attended season of Australian women's sport, you might be wondering how it goes one better. Several clubs are already consistently hosting crowds at maximum capacity throughout the regular season. Meanwhile, the West Coast Fever continue to set the benchmark — attracting more than 11,000 people four times last year at seven home games.
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Super Netball in 2025 started with a bang, as 22,369 people set a new attendance record across the opening round. But there are still areas for improvement, and it seems the league hasn't learnt from the downfall of the Collingwood netball team. #SSN2025 https://t.co/cbpqbj2XnT

🏐💜🧡 First home game in Sydney for the 2025 Super Netball season. Excited to watch the Giants and Queensland Firebirds in action. Especially Mary Cholhok and Imogen Allison, let’s see what the new imports can bring to Super Netty! #SSN2025 #GIAvFIR https://t.co/grYTTY9MgS

RT @913sportfm: LISTEN | Sports Journalist for @abcsport, @_BrittanyCarter joined @m_grubelich on #SportsDrive to chat ahead of the @SuperN…