Your weekly recap of all things Super Netball.

It is officially the second half of the season in the Canberra Raiders Cup with a stacked line up of matches occurring across the Canberra region on Saturday afternoon.

James Lane 1. Melbourne Ice (Last Week: 1) Business as usual for the Ice, and the rest of the league’s running out of answers. Two more...

Melbourne Ice made yet another dominant statement in Week 10 of the AIHL, sweeping the Brisbane Lightning and piling on 12 goals in a Sunday rout. Elsewhere, Perth and Central Coast had mixed weekends, while the Mustangs will be nervously looking over their shoulder at Newcastle.

In-depth analysis of the games, ladder, and stories from Round 10 of Super Netball.

Melbourne Ice continue to put distance between themselves and the rest of the league, while the battle for playoff positioning is heating up. Here’s how things stack up after Week 9:

Week 9 of the AIHL saw a mix of the expected and the extraordinary, with Adelaide climbing off the bottom of the table, and Brisbane stumbling after a blistering start to their weekend.

Week 8 brought some stirring action on the ice, including a second win for Adelaide and a stunning comeback from Brisbane Lightning, shaking up the standings just a little. But for the most part, the league’s pecking order remains steady, with only a couple of meaningful shifts.

Week 8 of the AIHL brought fireworks on and off the ice, with high-scoring thrillers, dramatic comebacks, and one team continuing a turnaround few would have predicted just a fortnight ago.

There were plenty of storylines in week 7, from a record crowd in Canberra to a thrilling Melbourne derby, and Adelaide's first win, but only one change in the power rankings.

Week 7 of the AIHL season saw the Melbourne Mustangs climb into second place after a thrilling double-header, while a record-breaking night in Canberra saw the Adelaide Adrenaline finally notch their first win of the season.

Another busy week on the ice gave us plenty to chew over. The Ice held firm at the top, Perth flashed their firepower despite losing a high-scoring shootout, and the Northstars are officially back in business. Meanwhile, the Lightning quietly climbed the ladder, the Mustangs took a hit, and Adelaide's misery deepened.

Week 6 in the AIHL produced an array of high-scoring fixtures, with the Melbourne Ice maintaining their grip on top spot, while the Newcastle Northstars and Brisbane Lightning climbed up the standings on the back of two dominant wins and some serious firepower.

A couple of big results this week, but no change in our power rankings. After dismantling both Canberra and their crosstown rivals, the Ice have remain top and now occupy the same place on the league table. Elsewhere, the Mustangs stumbled, Adelaide’s struggles deepened, and Newcastle finally woke up.

Week 5 of the AIHL saw a reshuffling at the top and some eye-opening scorelines across the country, with Melbourne Ice claiming first place on the back of a dominant double-header. Meanwhile, the Central Coast Rhinos pulled off a thrilling overtime win against Adelaide.

Week 4 in the AIHL delivered plenty of fireworks. Seven-goal first periods, hat-tricks galore, and the return of international talent from the IIHF World Championships made for the most explosive weekend of the season so far. Melbourne Ice surged, Central Coast finally clicked, and Canberra Brave served up the upset of the round. Here’s how things stand heading into Week 5:

The AIHL delivered another electric weekend of action in Week 4, highlighted by explosive first periods, a 12-goal statement from Melbourne Ice, and a standout individual performance from Brandon McNally.

Australia’s return to the Ice Hockey World Championship Division II stage began on a sour note, as they were blanked 3–0 by Serbia in their tournament opener at the Pionir Ice Hall in Belgrade.