NEW Kids Aces coach Lisa Reynoldson is confident they are building toward a legitimate shot at going one better than last year after their strong form continued in Wagga Netball on Wednesday night.
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The third-placed Aces went down by three goals to Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes in last year's grand final, and their only two losses this season have been against the Goannas.
The Aces defeated Nixons 99-54 on Wednesday to move to 6-2, and are behind only MCUE and Charles Sturt University on the table.
"As the season goes further I feel more and more confident we'll be hitting our stride come finals time," Reynoldson said.
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"We've been down players a couple of times which hurt us when we played Mango, but in saying that we were still competitive. I feel with our full team available we can definitely match those two teams.
"We've got a lot of girls who have played a lot of netball and are very experienced, but it's their first time playing together and they're really starting to read off each other now."
In other matches Charles Sturt University accounted for New Kids Attack 62-43, Shooting Stars beat Uranquinty 71-45 and Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes defeated Turvey Park 58-46.
The fourth-placed Bulldogs (5-3) still have a two-game buffer over Shooting Stars (3-5) in the league standings.
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