PORT MacDonnell netball stalwart Fiona Scott racked up an impressive milestone recently, with 250 games for her beloved Demons.
She began her netball career in 1997 in juniors, then progressed to competitive netball in juniors, winning four runner-up best and fairest as well as a runner-up premiership.
In her first year in Seniors, Scott played A Reserve, before heading off to University.
She came back in 2011 to be part of another runner-up premiership, this time in the B Grade.
Having another two years off to travel overseas, Scott returned to resume her senior netball in the B Grade and also coached the 15 and Under team.
The B Grade again missed a premiership by a small margin.
In 2018 her dream of a premiership finally happened in a talented B Grade team.
Despite commitments to University, travel and time off to have her family, Scott has always returned to the club to play a pivotal part in any team.
A strong defender with great hands and a never-give-up attitude, she is an asset to any team.
The Port MacDonnell Netball Club congratulates Fiona Scott on 250 games.
