East Warrnambool netballers will commit that style crime tomorrow.

They don't care though, because it's all for a good cause.

The girls will wear their black bodysuits with the red strips but instead of their usual red bibs, they'll stick on hot pink ones.

Bombers delegate and senior player Andrea Austin said teams would also deck themselves out with pink ribbons, armbands, socks and more to assist with the club's cancer fund-raiser.

"Our coach Katie Burt lost a family member last year (to

cancer) which was pretty sad and a few others have been touched by it,'' she said.

"We've got the girls bringing a donation before their game.''

East takes on Russells Creek at Mack Oval tomorrow, with spectators at the round 18 match encouraged to pitch in for the fund-raiser.

SAMANTHA Holt was unable to claim the Victorian Netball League championship, with her side Boroondara Genesis going down to Hume City Falcons by three goals in the season decider.

Holt - a Warrnambool defender who hails from Portland originally - was quietly confident heading into Wednesday night's grand final against the minor premier.

It was an evenly-contested match, with the teams level on 32 at the last break.

Unfortunately for Holt, who played at goal defence, the Falcons broke away midway through the final term to set up victory.

HOLT has enjoyed coming back to the south-west to play with the Blues.

The defender said she would not make the trip down this weekend to play Port Fairy but would take to the court in the last two home-and-away rounds.

The pair of matches will be a sneak peek into the finals series, with third-ranked Warrnambool clashing against ladder-leader Koroit tomorrow and second-ranked Terang Mortlake in the final round.

Holt's presence will ensure the Blues build stability in the lead-up to finals, where they are looking to defend their premiership.