Kreltszheim racked up 26 goals for the home side to see them over the line in the Easter weekend clash.

"We didn't know whether she was going to play or not, but her mobility around the goal circle was really positive for us," Rovers coach Noel Halton said.

She was well supported by Morgan Byrne, while Mikaela Trethowan was also a standout.

The Tigers led at half-time before the Rovers dug deep to edge in front.

"At half time we made a bit of a goal to get within three goals by three-quarter time," Halton said.

"As it turned out we were level by then and it just went goal for goal.

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"The girls were disappointed to lose to Lavington last weekend, but I think they felt we played some pretty good netball as well.

"We just wanted to tidy up a few areas."

Former Lavington star Skye Hillier scored 19 goals in her debut as a Tiger after returning from injury, while Rochelle Hill starred in defence.

Over at John Foord Oval, Corowa-Rutherglen secured a convincing 65-21 win again visitors Wodonga.

Star goal shooter Grace Senior finished the game with 54 goals and was well supported by teammate Jess Bice.

Sophie Hanrahan and Ella Kingston also impressed.

Leah Mathey, Steph Ackland and Ella Vandermeer were best for Bulldogs.

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