SUNBURY | MACEDON RANGES
Home » Sport » Jets sneak home

Jets sneak home

The Sunbury Jets won a hard fought contested against Wyndham on Saturday night in the Big V championship women’s, while the men’s side went down in its match.

The Jets women were facing a Wyndham side full of confidence as it came off its first win of the season.

Sunbury started the better of the two sides and led by five points at quarter time before the margin was reduced to just two points at the main break.

The Jets, who were missing a couple of key players, were able to extend that back out to six points heading into the final quarter.

Wyndham started the final quarter the better of the two teams and led by five points with two and a bit minutes to go and on track for a second straight win.

The Jets would score the final six points of the game to take the lead and come away with a 79-73 win.

Abby Hildebrand top scored with 20 points while Adrienne Cameron and Emmonnie Henderson both also had big impacts on the scoreboard.

The win moves the Jets to a 4-4 record.

The Jets now face the Pakenham Warriors on Sunday.

Meanwhile, the Jets men suffered a 96-84 loss to the Keysborough Cougars on Saturday night.

The Jets trailed by seven points at quarter time and were chasing all night.

The Cougars finished the game the better of the two sides, with a 24-16 final quarter, to lock in the win.

Byron Gladden top scored with 25 points for the Jets.

The Jets have a 4-4 record.

The Jets face the Camberwell Dragons and Pakenham Warriors this weekend.

Digital Editions


  • Footy clubs benefit

    Footy clubs benefit

    Football and netball clubs across the Macedon Ranges have benefitted from the latest round of funding from the state government and the Transport Accident Commission…

More News

  • School and men’s shed unite for project

    School and men’s shed unite for project

    Kismet Park Primary School and Hume Men’s Shed Sunbury have joined forces on a special project at the Sunbury school. The collaborative project will see the construction of a new…

  • Sunbury groups awarded

    Sunbury groups awarded

    A number of local Sunbury community groups and organisations have benefited from the latest grant funding from Villawood Properties. Villawood’s Sunbury Community Grant campaign has awarded 10 recipients a total…

  • Free disposal of Christmas trees

    Free disposal of Christmas trees

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 322848 Macedon Ranges residents are able to dispose of their real Christmas trees for free throughout January. Macedon Ranges council has waived the green…

  • Train services affected by fire

    Train services affected by fire

    V/Line services along the Bendigo line will continue to be significantly impacted as crews assess and repair damage due to the bushfires in the Harcourt area, with no trains currently…

  • Roar continues on

    Roar continues on

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 525271 The belief is growing for Sunbury and its translating into results in the Victorian Turf CrIcket Association Steve McNamara Shield. The Roar entered…

  • Shannon now a Mav

    Shannon now a Mav

    Western Warriors and new Sunbury Lions recruit Ruby Shannon has been named a training partner for the Melbourne Mavericks for the Suncorp Super Netball season. Shannon, who was a training…

  • Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Cheaper child care to ease pressures on working parents

    Hundreds of thousands of children will be guaranteed subsidised early childhood education, as a “catch-22” that stopped parents from accessing help is scrapped. The three-day guarantee, first announced by Prime…

  • Eyes peeled for a possum

    Eyes peeled for a possum

    Families, nature lovers and curious night owls are being invited to chuck on their walking shoes and see Melton’s wildlife after dark, with a guided Possum Night Walk set to…

  • Free day of fun

    Free day of fun

    Locals will be treated to a free family day out in St Albans this month. Hosted by St Albans Sports Club with support from Brimbank council, the event aims to…

  • Heavy horsepower back in Werribee

    Heavy horsepower back in Werribee

    Steadfast class and pure horsepower are set to make a gallant return to Werribee Park with the National Clydesdale and Heavy Horse Festival on 17-18 January. Breeds such as the…