Queensland Firebirds young gun Kim Ravaillion knows that you don’t give up on your dream. Still just 22, the Australian centre court player’s had an incredible run of success. Her accolades include ANZ Championship, a Netball World Cup and a Commonwealth Games Gold Medal. All this may never have come to fruition if the former Sydney raised junior had walked away from the game after being twice overlooked for a New South Wales underage team. A 175cm personal trainer, Ravaillio

NSW Swifts 68 (Caitlin Thwaites 34/39 (87%)Susan Pettitt 19/23 (83%)Stephanie Wood 11/15 (73%)Amy Sommerville 4/5 (90%) Adelaide Thunderbirds 44 (Carla Borrego 28/32 (88%)Erin Bell 13/19 (68%)Kristina Brice 3/3 (100%) Slow out of the blocks, the NSW Swifts finished with a flourish to register a comprehensive 68-44 win over the Adelaide Thunderbirds in Sydney on Sunday. In their third straight match at home, the Swifts continued their unbeaten run after building throughout th

The Melbourne Vixens rebounded in timely fashion to open their account in 2016 with a spirited 59-44 win over the Adelaide Thunderbirds in Adelaide on Sunday. With both teams finding their feet after blooding new young talent this season, the Thunderbirds' bad luck continued when shooter Cody Lange was stretchered from the court with what appeared to be a knee injury just moments after coming on midway through the second quarter. Already without Renae Ingles (pregnant) and