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Feilding A1, who are bottom of the ladder. Top side College Old Girls, because COG were unable to field a team. A default is rare in the premier grade and there were two this week. There was meant to be a catchup game on Thursday night between Rāhui and Manukura Black, but Manukura defaulted because of a high number of player injuries. The game was held over from June when the Wellington region, which included Ōtaki where Rāhui was from, was in Covid-19 alert level 2. DAVID UNWIN/Stuff Central Pulse defender Parris Mason, centre, makes a rare appearance in club netball for Manukura...

George Heagney15:11, Jul 02 2021 David Rowland Massey A1 handed out another thrashing in the premier competition again. NETBALL: Massey A1 ran rampant yet again in the premier club competition with another big win. Competition leaders Massey beat bottom side Feilding A1 77-31 at the Arena on Tuesday night. Massey haven’t lost a game this year and have only been properly tested in one or two games. Their points differential is a whopping plus 207 and they are looking strong as the season gets closer to the playoffs. READ MORE:

College Old Girls A1 have moved into third place on the table after a 56-31 win over Manukura Black.

Manukura Red are on the board with some competition points after beating Feilding A1 46-36.

The second round of the Manawatū club netball competition begins this week. NETBALL: Manukura Red have held on to their place in the Manawatū club premier grade by winning the promotion-relegation match after the first round. Manukura Red finished the first round as the bottom of the six teams in the premier grade, after they lost 52-44 to second-placed Rāhui at the Arena, Palmerston North, on Tuesday night. That meant they had to play Feilding Reserves , who finished the first round on top of the premier reserve competition, despite a 60-58 loss on Tuesday to Massey A2, who are second.