Romelda Aiken-George has produced her own personal best once again with 67 goals, eclipsing her previous record of 53 from Round One from this year.
Q1 Fever 16 | Swifts 16
Fever entered the Easter Sunday match up slowly, with the home sides fast paced transitions giving them an early advantage.
Fran Williams, matched up against her international teammate Helen Housby, was crucial to turning the quarter around, her slick defence helping to nullify the Swifts attacking flow.
Fever settled into the quarter and began build steadily. Both sides finished the quarter on an even 16 goals thanks the Swifts’ Grace Nweke on the siren.
Q2 Fever 35 | Swifts 30
Fever carried their late momentum into the second quarter, beginning to achieve control over the content.
Williams continued to influence the game, taking a rare goal assist in the Goal Defence bib.
Zoe Cransberg entered the Suncorp Super Netball court for the first time in 2026, seamlessly transitioning with twin sister Jordan.
The sides were separated by their execution, with Swifts committing 35 penalties to Fever’s 17.
Q3 Fever 56 | Swifts 40
The match was blown wide open in the third quarter, the relentless Fever pushing the margin as high as 19 goals.
Sasha Glasgow was working overtime across the court, not just in goals, delivering 26 Feeds across the first three quarters.
Fever were consistently able to capitalise on Swift’s mistakes, quickly turnovers into goal.
Q4 Fever 77 | Swifts 57
The lead Fever had built in the first three quarters set them up for another dominant quarter to secure the win.
Aiken-George finished on 67 goals for the game, breaking her own record from Round One.
The Cransberg sisters’ output was impressive, both ending with an intercept and 31 Feeds for Jordan.
Fever will now return home to face the Queensland Firebirds on Sunday 12, April 2pm.
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