Jun 30, 2026 · 58 min · 11 segments
The West Coast Fever’s recent Super Netball preliminary final record leaves a lot to be desired. They’ve lost their last three, so do they have some kind of curse? Meanwhile, we need to give the Melbo…
Kate CornishHostBrittany CarterHost
Maddie SpencerPanelistComing up on The Netty Life, sponsored by Pod2, we review the netball prelim final and discuss that post from Romelda Aiken-George.
Considering it's been such a wonderful year where a heap of positive things have happened that almost didn't, the way she's acted in the aftermath of the prelim final loss is pretty disappointing.
The Melbourne Vixens are through to a third straight grand final, and this gives them an opportunity to defend their 2025 title.
They've never won back-to-back trophies as a club before, but there is no time like the present, and it's very impressive that they've been able to consistently reach the deciding match, even with a change in head coach.
Of course, Vixens fans can't get too excited yet, because they've got a huge task ahead of them, facing a side like the Adelaide Thunderbirds.
The minor premiers have only lost one game all season, and have been far superior than any other team throughout 2026.
My name is Brittany Carter, and I'm keen to hear the thoughts of my co-host, Kate Cornish.
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Coming up on The Netty Life, sponsored by Pod2, we review the netball prelim final and discuss that post from Romelda Aiken-George.
Considering it's been such a wonderful year where a heap of positive things have happened that almost didn't, the way she's acted in the aftermath of the prelim final loss is pretty disappointing.
The Melbourne Vixens are through to a third straight grand final, and this gives them an opportunity to defend their 2025 title.
They've never won back-to-back trophies as a club before, but there is no time like the present, and it's very impressive that they've been able to consistently reach the deciding match, even with a change in head coach.
Of course, Vixens fans can't get too excited yet, because they've got a huge task ahead of them, facing a side like the Adelaide Thunderbirds.
The minor premiers have only lost one game all season, and have been far superior than any other team throughout 2026.
My name is Brittany Carter, and I'm keen to hear the thoughts of my co-host, Kate Cornish.