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Dehaney wins on gains — the ball winner of the two. Ellis’s case rests on contact penalties, but it isn’t enough to swing it. Super Netball career: Ellis 80 games, Dehaney 119 games.
Dehaney averages 3.1 gains a game to Ellis’ 1.8 (72% more).
Dehaney averages 3.5 deflections a game to Ellis’ 2.0 (78% more).
Dehaney averages 1.0 intercepts a game to Ellis’ 0.6 (60% more).
Head to head: they’ve faced each other 3 times — Ellis’s side won 2, Dehaney’s 1. In those games: 2 gains a game to 3.7.
Best single game: Dehaney 11 gains, Ellis 9.
Ellis is in form: 21 gains in the last 10 games, 2.1 a game (1.8 on average).
Dehaney is in form: 37 gains in the last 10 games, 3.7 a game (3.1 on average).
Longevity: Dehaney has 119 games across 10 seasons, Ellis 80 in 7 — the averages matter more than the totals here.
Built only from games in our stats database. A read of the numbers, not a tip.
Tale of the tape
Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
1.8144 total · best 9Gainsper game3.1368 total · best 11
0.650 total · best 3Interceptsper game1.0120 total · best 5
2.0156 total · best 7Deflectionsper game3.5340 total · best 11
0.754 total · best 5Reboundsper game1.1133 total · best 7
10.0803 total · best 26Penaltiesper game · lower is better10.31,225 total · best 40
18.31,461 total · best 82.5
Last 10 games
Gains, oldest to newest.
Ellis0084023031
Dehaney433336642
When they met
27 June 2026Melbourne Vixens 62Ellis 3 GNWest Coast Fever 51Dehaney 3 GN
14 June 2026Melbourne Vixens 55Ellis 3 GNWest Coast Fever 64Dehaney 4 GN