I am currently playing in the C Grade, but I have been playing netball here my whole playing life, since I started playing in under-17s.

The people around the club make it great.

It is a real family club and it is somewhere you want to be and somewhere you want to spend time as you're growing up and playing netball.

Who do you see as your toughest opponent and why?

I have played a whole range of different grades so I can't pinpoint it to one particular player.

But in terms of teams, the Horsham Demons are always up there.

We have had a couple of premiership losses to them, so they are always a team you want to beat because they are quite strong.

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What makes you get out of bed on those days where it's not likely to reach 10 degrees and hasn't stopped raining in days?

It is the spirit of the club.

You just want to come down and support who is here and do a job for the community and that is what sports clubs are all about.

Who do you rate the most around the club?

Colleen Matthews, my mum, does a power of work through the club with committee and game days.

I think she is definitely is one that needs a lot of recognition for all the work she does around the club.

What is the greatest piece of advice you have received as a player

Just to stick at it.

You are going to have years where your team might not be as strong as previous years, but stick at it.

Premierships are your goal at the end of the run and if you stick at it you'll get one.

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