In the grand final they faced New Kids Angels, winning 26-18.

"We begin pre-season training around about March, when you bring new kids into a team, they've got to gel and get along and we're very lucky because they're a beautiful team, they're great friends and this is their just deserts for a big season," coach Jacqui Stevens said.

The team won division two at the Wagga gala day and West Wyalong carnival.

"To have two of my own daughters in the same team ... it's a proud day, but I look at all nine kids as an extended part of my family," Stevens said.

During the game, Isabella McGrath returned from injury to support the team, producing her best on the wing supporting shooters Maddison Harpley and Sarah Stevens.

Stevens and Harpley faced some tough players and with some strong defence from Angels, they were forced to take longer shots but were rewarded with some fantastic goals.

McGrath helped out on the circle sending the ball to help the shooters get into the best possible shooting position.

Ingrid Honner ran the wing with Georgia Breen supporting through out the game to assist in the victory.

In defence, the ever-green combination of Fran Heffernan and Abbey Hamilton were too much for the Angels, rebounding and forcing them to pass the ball around trying to penetrate the circle for their shots at goal.

Hayley Stevens played a strong game in the centre distributing the ball and keeping their momentum for a win.

A broken wrist sidelined Miranda McLaughlin, however she cheered the girls on to the final whistle.

Junee's best on court was Sarah Stevens, Fran Heffernan and Isabella McGrath with special mentions of Maddison Harpley and Abbey Hamilton who played strong games.

Coach Stevens thanked Martin Honner's efforts in helping motivate the girls before each game throughout the season.