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U16 Girls Runners-Up At Titles

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The Queensland Under-16 girls' team has completed a solid national titles campaign, winning through to the Final only to miss out at the hands of NSW Metro in the Final in Ballarat.

Queensland got better the deeper they went into the tournament, with stong bowling efforts from spinners Ayaka Stafford and Peyton Meredith.

Meredith, from the Sunshine Coast, claimed 16 wickets at 5.56 to be the only maroon selected in the Team of the Tournament. 

The Courier-Mail has provided extensive coverage of the titles, with a championship wrap-up now online. https://www.couriermail.com.au/questnews/sport/meet-the-u16-maroons-competing-at-the-national-championships/news-story/75640dae757c7c75f6ac19c8f7f468a1 

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