South West Junior Football Netball League 2026 Volunteer of the Year, Jasmin Heath from Coleambally Football Netball Club.
The football grounds and netball courts have been quiet at Colembally for a few weeks now, but the efforts of those involved in the season are still resonating after a series of presentation events.
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At the South West Junior Football Netball League presentations, Coleambally Football Netball Club’s Jasmin Heath was awarded SWJFNL 2026 Volunteer of the Year.
She was selected for her outstanding commitment and contribution to the club.
Throughout the season, she dedicated countless hours to coordinating junior netball, organising umpires, supporting game-day operations and helping wherever needed.
Even after suffering a season-ending injury, Jasmin continued to fulfil her volunteer responsibilities with enthusiasm and reliability.
There were also two junior Coleambally netballers recognised at the league awards with Jaide Pound awarded equal under-13s league best and fairest in the South West Junior Netball.
South West Junior Netball League under-13s equal best and fairest Jaide Pound.
Haddie Groves was also awarded league runner-up best and fairest in the under-11s South West Junior Netball.
At the Coleambally Football Netball Club’s own presentations, a special achievement award was presented to Rachel Beer.
She was presented with the Carol Heath Memorial Award - the highest honour for a netballer.
It is generally regarded as a recognition of a player's contribution, commitment, character and service to netball, reflecting the values of the late Carol Heath.
Recognised in the first grade football were Nick Graham and Todd Argus, who each reached 50 first grade games, James Lyell who reached 100 first grade games and Blake Argus who was selected in the Farrer Football League Team of the Year.
Club player awards across both netball and football were as follows:
Netball
A-grade: Best and fairest - Jessie Pound; runner-up - Hannah Pound; Coach’s Award - Izzy Star; Most Consistent Mug - Kayla Clements.
A-reserve: Best and fairest - Jemma Pound; runner-up - Georgie Quade; Most Consistent - Lillyarna Clark; Players’ Player Mug - Hannah Clarke.
B-grade: Best and fairest - Greta Kelly; runner-up - Lauren Pound; Most Consistent - Michela Clark; Players’ Player Mug - Lauren Pound.
C-grade: Best and fairest - Emily Wells and Abbey Muir; runner-up - Tess Mader; Most Improved - Elizabeth Caine; Players’ Players Mug - Meg Lesslie; Best in Finals - Meg Lesslie.
A-grade netball best and fairest Jessie Pound.
Football
Seniors: Bill Lyell Memorial Best and Fairest - Blake Argus; Geoff Rutledge Memorial B&F runner-up - Toby Blissett; Most consistent - Nick Graham; Most Improved - Damon Pound; Coach’s Award - Todd Argus; Dunbar and Fairweather Family Leading Goal Kicker - Blake Argus; Best First Year Player - Dallas Hickey; Steve Lyell Award for Backman of the Year - Nick Graham.
Reserves: Percy Schliebs Memorial Best and Fairest - Darcy Kilmartin; Laurie Kennedy Memorial B&F runner-up - Jay Pound; Most Consistent - Cruz Hickey; Most Improved - Jack O’Connell; Coach’s Award - Angus Graham; Leading Goal Kicker - Ryan Bock.
Under-18s: Roy Geddes Memorial Best and Fairest - Damon Pound; B&F runner-up - Dallas Hickey; Most Consistent - Jai Wilson; Most Improved - Curtis Reedman; Coach’s Award - Jay Longford; Leading Goal Kicker - Damon Pound; Best in Finals - Alex Pound.
Seniors football best and fairest Blake Argus.
South West Junior Netball League under-11s runner-up best and fairest Haddie Groves.
