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Tilly Peacock from the Under-12s at Casino.
Tilly Peacock from the Under-12s at Casino.

Brunswick Byron Netball Rep teams headed out to Casino to kick off round two of the Regional Netball Carnival Series.

The girls from Under-12s, -13s, -15s and -17s teams played seven rounds in a hard, fast, fun day of netball.

The series consists of teams representing Grafton, Lower Clarence, Ballina, Casino, Lismore and Coffs Harbour.

If you are looking for some netball action, the next regional netball carnival series will be held at Mullumbimby netball courts on May 15.

See you there!

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