But the 20-year-old admitted she's eager to go one step further.

The daughter of the late 1994 Morris Medal winner John 'Juice' Kingston began playing in the Roos' under-16s and has spent the last three seasons in the A-grade side.

"We had never had teams in a grand final since I'd been at the club," Kingston said.

"So to have three teams in the grand final in 2019 was just awesome.

"The whole community got around us.

"We're definitely chasing that this year, especially since we weren't able to get the flag in the end."

Kingston celebrated her milestone game with a win against the Tigers at the Albury Sportsground.

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After a hard season away from netball due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the midcourt player said she's enjoying being back out on the court.

"It's just good to be back playing with everyone again," she said.

"In 2019 we had a lot of changes and we were a pretty new team, so it's been good to stay together for 2021.

"We all know each other's game a bit better."

Corowa-Rutherglen coach Georgie Bruce praised the youngster for the milestone.

"She's a little jet," Bruce said.

"She's such a nice girl and it was good for her to get a win on a special day."

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