Throughout the season, Noradjuha Quantong have been beaten just once in the A Grade, a nine-goal loss to Laharum in round two.

The Bombers have an unblemished record since that clash, with A Grade and B Grade coach Fiona Rowe proud of the way her team has performed in 2021.

"There is not one (individual), I am so impressed by the whole team," she said.

"The squad of nine have come together as individuals and gelled to create a tight-knit, super team for this season.

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"They have been open and honest with each and being real and realistic with each other which has helped.

"I think I have learnt how much you can achieve by working together.

"If you are all willing to be on the same page and work towards that same goal you can achieve great things."

Rowe said with COVID-19 interruptions during the season her squad got creative to stay connected with videos and activities used to keep up the training.

"Every opportunity we had to get together and play and be active with each other, we really enjoyed that," she said.

"The consistency has been the hardest thing.

"It has been hard to have the consistent games and trainings, but I have been super-impressed with the players and how hard they have been working, even in lockdown."

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The Bombers best win of 2021 came in round six when they defeated Harrow-Balmoral by a goal.

The Bombers erased a four-goal three-quarter time deficit to claim the win, which would prove crucial in helping them secure second on the ladder.

In the other grades only one Bombers netball team did not qualify in the top-six, with the 15 and under missing out.

The B Grade finished third, C Grade fourth, C Reserve second, 17 and under fourth and 13 and under finished third on the ladder.

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