Rebecca Piazza stars in goals and defence for Myrtleford against Rovers

After claiming their last three consecutive games, the Saints now edge out Lavington for fourth spot on percentage.

While coach Tina Way is pleased with her side's progress, she admitted there's still a long way to go this season.

"It's nothing to go by now because it's so early in the year, it's all about what happens in September," she said.

"We're happy with our four wins so far."

The Saints led the Rovers at every break at W.J Findlay Oval, with Rebecca Piazza starring for the visitors.

Starting off in goal-shooter, Piazza shot 14 goals before showing her versatility to finish the game off strongly in defence.

"She shot really well and then transitioned into defence and did a wonderful job," Way said.

"Rovers have a very tall defence, so it was good for us to have some height in there.

"When we ran her in defence our goalers (Aimee Antonello and Grace McKerral) also had a great third quarter."

Centre Saige Broz continued her consistent form this season for the Saints, while defender Jenna McLeod was among the best on court for the Rovers.

Kelsie Wilson also fought hard for the home side, finishing the day with 30 goals.

Rovers currently sit in seventh spot after two wins so far this season.

Following next weekend's league bye, the Saints will then face the competition's only undefeated side.

"Everyone's looking forward to training hard this week, having a rest and then taking on Corowa," Way said.

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In other Ovens and Murray netball games, Lavington defeated North Albury by 11 goals at Bunton Park.

Young defender Grace Hay was the standout for the Panthers, while defenders Maddie Pearson, Emily Browne and Jamie Sandilands fought hard for the Hoppers.

At Martin Park, the Magpies proved too strong for the Bulldogs to claim a 29 goal win.

Wangaratta's Hannah Grady was good in defence, with Rachelle Petts and Grace Patterson stepping in to assist playing coach Kellie Keen in goals.

Leah Mathey was the best for the Bulldogs for her defensive efforts.

Wodonga is still waiting to claim their first win of the season.

The final match saw ladder leaders Corowa-Rutherglen continue their run to defeat Wodonga Raiders 55-30 at John Foord Oval.

Liv Sinclair was strong for the Roos, likewise Blaynee House for the Raiders.

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