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Australian talent is the biggest loser in Super Netball signings
Australia⚽ Sports17 hr. ago

Australian talent is the biggest loser in Super Netball signings

As the 2027 Super Netball signing window closes, several prominent Australian players are leaving the league, raising concerns among fans. Young shooter Lucy Austin, who recently joined the Giants, suffered a foot injury and did not receive a contract offer. Sharni Lambden, after achieving success in 2025, was released after two seasons. Other notable departures include Em Mannix, Maddy Proud, and Maddy Turner, all of whom faced difficult circumstances such as returning from maternity leave. Kate Eddy, a key defender for the Melbourne Vixens and a crucial figure in their recent successes, expressed frustration over a 'breakdown in communication' that prevented her from recommitting to the team. The club claims they attempted to offer Eddy a contract but were unable to finalize terms due to time constraints and salary cap limitations. Fans are now questioning their loyalty to the club amid these changes.

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Australian talent is the biggest loser in Super Netball signings

As the 2027 Super Netball signing window closes, several prominent Australian players are leaving the league, raising concerns among fans. Young shooter Lucy Austin, who recently joined the Giants, suffered a foot injury and did not receive a contract offer. Sharni Lambden, after achieving success in 2025, was released after two seasons. Other notable departures include Em Mannix, Maddy Proud, and Maddy Turner, all of whom faced difficult circumstances such as returning from maternity leave. Kate Eddy, a key defender for the Melbourne Vixens and a crucial figure in their recent successes, expressed frustration over a 'breakdown in communication' that prevented her from recommitting to the team. The club claims they attempted to offer Eddy a contract but were unable to finalize terms due to time constraints and salary cap limitations. Fans are now questioning their loyalty to the club amid these changes.

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