The Benchmark Designer Homes Redbacks’ WABL teams had six wins and 10 losses in last week’s fixtures. 15 of those games were played away against Lakeside Lightning and one game was against the Kalamunda Eastern Suns.

The under 12 men’s team lost to Lakeside 32 to 52. The Redbacks’ scorers included Kyle Bowan 11, Luke Simonette 8, Reece Hewitt 6 and Joshua Armstrong 2. The loss sees them with 0 win 3 loss season record and in fifth place in the six-team Northern Conference.

The under 12 women’s team lost to Lakeside 25 to 57. They now have a season record of one win and two losses and are in 4^th conference position out of six teams. Their scorers were Chloe Smith 12, Samantha Campbell 10, Jordan Parkin 2 and Maddy Craig 1.

The under 13 men’s team lost to Lakeside 44 to 77, which sees them with a season record of two wins and one loss and in third place in the six-team conference. Their scorers were Stephen Pover 12, Max Whately 11, Adam Parora 10, Nicholas Ramsay 4, Jordan Hands 3, Alex Mancini 2 and Ibraham Soliman 2.

The under 13 women’s team beat Lakeside 50 to 20. They are now in second place in the five-team conference with two wins and one loss. Their scorers include Juliet Tucker 18, Emerson Lambert 12, Tayla Naudi 4, Talethia Valentine 4, Amelia Khuu 2, Vanessa Harwood 2 and Gabriella Pyne 2.

The men’s under 14s team won their encounter against Lakeside 68 to 56. Their scorers included Jeet Mann 24, Shaquille Maharaj 12, Jonathon Warrern 12, Jack Wagner 6, Dion Street 4, Mathew Newell 4, Connor Jansen 2 and Matthew Biletic 2. They are now in third place in the six-team conference with two wins and one loss.

The under 14 women’s team lost to Lakeside 27 to 48. Their scorers include Michelle Curro 17, Joanna Hoang 6 and Jessica Richardson 3. They have yet to record a win this year in their three games and are currently in 4^th place in the five-team conference.

The under 15 men’s team had a strong 75 to 49 win against Lakeside. Giordano Monteleone was the highest scorer for his team and any other Redbacks’ team on the day with 33. Other scorers were Jarrett Donker 12, Julian Nelthorpe 11, Yoseph Soliman 6, Lattrell Matthews 4, Alex Bevilaqua 4, Jacob Marr 2, Harrison Petkovic 2 and Clint Jansen 1.

The under 15 women’s team is yet to record a win in their three games so far this season after losing to Lakeside 34 to 78. They are presently in sixth place in their conference. Their scorers included Samantha Tognolini 14, Shayna Van Bakkum 6, Lucy Noll 4 and Blade Willison 2.

The under 16 men’s team lost to Lakeside 40 to 73. Their scorers were Luke Fletcher 15, Domenic Romeo 8, David Koo 6, Conor Kelly 3, Hasula Poogoda 2, Jake Staunton 2, David Freissbourg-Maria 2 and Liam Briggs 2.

The under 16 women’s team had a strong 69 to 38 win over Lakeside. They now have a season record of two wins and one loss and are in fifth place in the six-team conference, but could easily be in third place were it not for percentages. Jesssica Hughes was the highest scorer of all Redbacks’ women’s teams on the day with 21. Other scorers were Lori Ashworth 16, Caitlin Largue 11, Kristie Hawes 10, Natasha Ziino 5, Bianca Parora 4 and Abbey Harris 2.

The under 18 men’s division two team lost their game to Lakeside 38 to 67. They have yet to record a win in their two games and are currently in ninth place out of ten teams. Their scorers were Scott Sampson 13, Josh Hindle 9, Mark Elliott 8, Giorgio Milio 3, Sanni Mandred 2, Brad Smeaton 2 and Raphael Bianchini 1.

Jessica Jakens top-scored for the Redbacks women’s under 18s team with 18 points. Other scorers included Elise Neates 8, Gabby O'Sullivan 6, Carlie Richardson 5, Caris Dinardo 2 and Emma Black 2. However, despite these strong efforts they still lost to Lakeside 51 to 68. They now have a season record of one win and two losses and are in fourth place in the six-team conference.

The under 18 men’s division one team has yet to record a win in their three encounters after losing to Lakeside 71 to 77. They are in sixth place in their conference. Their scorers were Steven Vigor 24, Dylan Murphy 12, Ben Ellis 12, Filip Glisic 11, Declan Everett 5, Darcy Smit 3, Sstephen Thick 2 and Travis Uphill 2.

The under 20 men’s team played against the Kalamunda Eastern Suns. They now have a season record of one win and two losses. Their scorers were Geordie Murray 13, Shaun Bartlett 11, Joshua Guppy 10, Sheldon Godfrey 9, Alessio Milio 8, Ashley Flynn 6 and Ryan Vincent 2.

The Men’s Development League team remains unbeaten after three games following their 70 to 62 win against Lakeside. They are presently in second-place in the six-team conference. Their scorers were Michael Vigor 26, Reece Dempster 10, Robert Cassir 9, Jarrad Jackson 9, Blake Smith 8, Dale Elliot 5 and Ashley Stephens 3.

The Women’s Development League team is the only conference top-side of any Redbacks’ team after beating Lakeside 66 to 51, with a season record of three wins and no losses. Their scorers were Jacinta Bourne 18, Natasha Nicholson 12, Frances Clarke 9, Monique Kickett 7, Kristy Jedrzejewski 7, Alix Hayward 6, Latoya Wallace 4, Catherine Tinley 2 and Gabby O'Sullivan 1.

Please note the above results are taken directly from the WABL results on the official website www.wabl.asn.au. In some instances it has been noted there are variations between the individual scores which are calculated on a tally-sheet after the game, and the recorded scores as taken directly from the scoresheet. In all instances the scoresheet total prevails.

The action continues next week with the Benchmark Designer Homes Redbacks again playing away against the Stirling Senators at the Warwick Leisure Centre, Warwick Road (near Wanneroo Road) Warwick. Please check website www.wabl.asn.au for details of individual fixture times.

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