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Third-quarter lapse proves costly

Gippsland Storm Under 19s, back from left; Lily Mewett, Bella Heppell, Maya Fraser, Isabella O’Shanassy, Brydie Cunningham, Evie Drake, Ellie Trembath and coach Emma Jones. Front row; Tamsin Weston, Gabriella Kirsten and MacKenzie Holland. (Supplied)

Gippsland Storm has fallen agonisingly short of a premiership in its inaugural season in the Under-19 State Netball Series. Having […]

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