In an electrifying week 3 of Canterbury Monday's netball season, a display of high-intensity matches unfolded, with some teams pushing their boundaries and others falling short of expectations.

In the first match of the night, Shooting Stars came out blazing, decimating the Tigers with a decisive 22-3 victory. The Stars' impressive performance has set the tone for the remainder of the season, demonstrating they are not to be trifled with. Despite their loss, the Tigers showed spirit and determination, promising a potential comeback in later games.

The second match of the evening saw the No Direction team take on the formidable Rowdy Rockets. Despite No Direction's valiant efforts, the Rockets soared to a triumphant 26-16 victory. The Rockets' strategic maneuvers and solid teamwork showcased their prowess, making them a team to watch this season.

However, it was the Canterbury Hot Shots who stole the show in the Premier League this week. They played against Win Or Booze, who despite their name, didn't win but were handed a sobering 18-0 defeat. The Hot Shots' stellar defense and seamless coordination led to their sweeping win, leaving no question about their dominance in the league.

The most valued player of the week was none other than Faye Ratcliff-Rey from Canterbury Hot Shots. Her outstanding performance on the court, coupled with her tactical acumen and leadership, played a crucial role in her team's decisive victory, establishing her as a key player in the league.

As the season continues, the Premier League teams are set to give their best in the coming weeks. With players like Faye Ratcliff-Rey leading the charge, the Canterbury Monday netball league promises to deliver intense competition and thrilling performances. The top scorers for each division are still to be determined, but with the level of play we've seen, it's sure to be a close and exciting race. Stay tuned for more updates as the season continues.

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