Six south-west players selected in Victorian All-Abilities side

Sky Grace, Caytlyn Sharp and former Warrnambool residents Emma Daffy and Ehlana Wilkinson were picked in the state side while sisters Ashlee and Rebecca Bradford were named in the five-player development squad.

The Marie Little OAM Shield is Netball Australia's national netball championship for women with an intellectual disability.

The Victorian team, which will be lead again by Naomi Linossier and assisted by Emma Ryde, is hoping to go one better than 2019 where it claimed silver in the grand final in Brisbane.

The date and location of the tournament is yet to be announced by Netball Australia.

The sextet have all participated in Warrnambool City Netball Association's All-Abilities program. Wilkinson now lives in Melbourne and Daffy Geelong but they are originally from Warrnambool.

Sharp, who recently stepped back from athletics, has recently joined the program.

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WCNA's Marg Morgan said it was proud of a number of its All-Abilities program members.

"It is a fantastic achievement by all of them and they all participate really well with our program on Monday nights," she said.

"Almost all of them have represented the Western Region at state netball titles as well. It is tremendous to see what they can achieve."

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