Dennington president Anthony Dowd says new A grade netball coach Sharon Kenna is creating plenty of buzz at the club.
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Dowd is thrilled to have Kenna on board.
"I actually watched the junior try-outs and Sharon ran the junior try-outs," he said.
"Everyone was really excited about having Sharon there, her experience and knowledge of netball is going to be a huge help for our juniors."
The Dogs new leader coached North Warrnambool Eagles to their first ever Hampden league premiership in 2013.
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Dennington, which won the 2015/16/17 premierships, is hoping to taste the ultimate success again.
Kenna hopes her Hampden league experience can help her new club.
She said she was big on the basics.
"It's about getting really good position on the court and making sure they play smoothly," she said.
"And keeping possession and being really clean with their skills."
Kenna coached the Eagles open grade side from 2012-14 and was Camperdown's top-grade coach in 2018.
She said her daughters Ange Northcott and Maddie Solly were part of the reason she joined Dennington.
They have been both playing for the Warrnambool and District league club for the past two seasons.
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