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(File photo) Tupapa’s Mii Piri, right, tussles for possession against Takuvaine in the premier netball match. Photo: CI News/21042031
Following are the netball results for Game 3 in Round 2 from the Wednesday 22 and Saturday 25 July matches.
Titikaveka vs Avatiu (Titikaveka scores first): Premiers - 46-39 Reserves 38-35, Open 1 19-28, Open 2 24-20, 15U 11-27, 12U 1-31, 10U 6-22, 6U 4-4. Ngatangiia vs Arorangi (Ngatangiia/Matavera scores first): Reserves 36-40, Open 1 26-18, Open 2 18-14, 15U 16-24, 12U 14-30 10U 7-14, 8U 0-10, 6U 6-8. Takuvaine vs Tupapa (Takuvaine scores first): Premiers 40-41, Reserves 26-51, Open 1 24-22, Open 2 25-24 15U 15-36, 12U 27-8, 10U 10-12, 8U 1-0, 6U 6-1.
The draw for the games on Wednesday 29 June and Saturday 2 July are - Arorangi host Takuvaine, Titikaveka host Tupapa and Avatiu host Ngatangiia/Matavera.