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Excitement filled the air under the floodlights last night as Canterbury Monday’s netball league entered its second week, featuring an exhilarating lineup in the Premier League division.

In the first face-off of the night, the Rowdy Rockets proved triumphant with a captivating 17-9 victory over Win Or Booze. The Rockets showcased an exceptional level of skill and strategy, ensuring their place at the top of the scoreboard. The strength of their defence coupled with their swift and precise shooting ensured they stayed ahead, proving too much for Win Or Booze to counter.

The competition escalated even further as Canterbury Hot Shots clashed with No Direction. In a match punctuated by rapid turnovers and quick-fire goals, No Direction managed to clinch a hard-earned win with a final score of 16-9. The Hot Shots left no stone unturned in their attempts to level the score but were ultimately overwhelmed by No Direction's relentless offence.

Rounding off the premier division matches, High Hoops locked horns with Shooting Stars, resulting in an exciting game that had spectators on the edge of their seats. Despite High Hoops' valiant efforts, Shooting Stars emerged victorious, scoring an impressive 14 goals against the Hoops' 8.

The real stars of the matches were the top scorers, shining brightly in their teams. Rowdy Rockets, No Direction, and Shooting Stars owe their victories to these exceptional players who demonstrated outstanding skill and precision throughout the games.

As the league moves into its third week, these teams will no doubt be analyzing their performances and prepping for the next round of matches. The level of competition witnessed in the Premier League division is a testament to the high-quality netball expected in the Canterbury Monday league. The anticipation for the coming week is building up, and fans eagerly await the thrilling matches to come.

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