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Tbirds teach Fever ‘absolute lesson’ as star’s ‘pity party’ spray fails to ignite
The Adelaide Thunderbirds have cemented themselves in Super Netball’s top two with an historic 20-goal demolition of third-placed West Coast Fever in Perth on Friday night.
Accused of having a “pity party” by Fever leader Fran Williams, the home side were totally outclassed from the opening whistle as Adelaide celebrated star Shamera Sterling-Humphrey’s 100th game in style.
The 65-45 loss is the Fever’s worst defeat at home since 2019 and their worst-ever loss to the Adelaide Thunderbirds in Super Netball.
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Thunderbirds smash Firebirds and soar into top spot
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The Adelaide Thunderbirds have made a powerful statement to their Super Netball rivals with a crushing 65-45 away win over West Coast Fever in Perth.
The result moved Adelaide to the top of the ladder on percentage above the unbeaten Melbourne Vixens, who play the Queensland Firebirds on Sunday.
Both the Vixens and Thunderbirds are two wins ahead of third-placed Fever, whose three losses this season have been against those two teams.
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Super Netball 2026: West Coast Fever at full strength for Adelaide Thunderbirds challenge
West Coast Fever’s hopes of causing an upset against Adelaide under the Friday night lights of RAC Arena have been boosted by the return of star midcourter Alice Teague-Neeld.
Teague-Neeld has not played the past three games because of a back injury, but will return to the 10-player squad as Fever coach Dan Ryan gets his entire contracted list on the court for the first time this season.
Injuries to Teague-Neeld, Olivia Wilkinson, Ruth Aryang, and Zoe Cransberg throughout the season have forced last year’s grand finalists to rely heavily on the depth of their squad, which they’ve done successfully, sitting two wins clear in third with a 6-2 record.
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