- The ironwoman of the NSW Swifts Susan Pettitt is looking forward to playing in a third big netball competition for Australian teams after never missing a match in the second.Shooter Pettitt played in the very first trans-Tasman competition grand final in 2008 and will play in the last one on Sunday against defending champions the Queensland Firebirds in Brisbane.Pettitt 32, also played for the-then Sydney Swifts in the last two grand finals of the previous all-Australian competition in 2006-07.She was on the winning side in all three season deciders, but that streak was shattered last year when the Firebirds scored a dramatic one-goal win over NSW.A decade of intense competition hasnt dulled her desire or diminished her appetite, with Pettitt eager to play in the new domestic eight-team tournament starting in 2017.My body and my mind is still very passionate about netball, Pettitt told AAP.Her body is also obviously very resilient as she played in every Swifts game in the nine-year history of the ANZ Championship and also in plenty of Tests for the Diamonds.Its a pretty good feat, I think, Pettitt said.In any teams, I dont think you see many players not miss a game due to injury, so Ive been very very fortunate so far.We have a great program behind us and you need a bit of luck as well.Injuries happen when you are in the wrong place at the wrong time so, fortunately, Ive not been involved in that.Pettitt accepts the Swifts will be the underdogs on Sunday against a Firebirds side who have won all 11 home matches they have played against NSW and have never lost a finals match in Brisbane.They are going in favourites, theres no doubt, because they are playing really good netball, Pettitt said.Were aware of that and we know we have to bring our A game to beat that.We beat them in round nine (in Sydney). 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Days after he delivered the Holden Racing Team a famous Supercars victory at Sandown, veteran Garth Tander has been shown the door in favour of Scott Pye for 2017.Walkinshaw Racing has decided not to renew Tanders contract for next season, when the outfit will lose factory backing from Holden after 26 years.Tander had been the teams longest-serving driver, winning 50 races - including two Bathurst victories - and a championship in 2007.He will always be considered a brother to the Walkinshaw family and we wish him the very best of luck with his future, owner Ryan Walkinshaw said in a statement.Tander said it was a sad day, knowing his time at HRT was coming to an end after nine years.Been a great ride and last weekend is one of many highlights, he tweeted on Friday.Being a Holden factory driver means the world to me. I will be giving it my all to finish on a high in the months ahead.We still have some races to win at HRT so lets all enjoy the ride while it lasts.Tander has not given up on finding a seat for 2017, with speculation the 39-year-old could race alongside James Moffatt at Garry Rogers Motorsport to race.ddddddddddddye, who was pushed out of DJR Team Penske following their mid-year signing of Scott McLaughlin, will join 2010 series winner James Courtney at Walkinshaw on a three-year deal.Courtney has also signed on for another three seasons, extending his stay until the end of 2019.The 36-year-old says hes more determined than ever to win a championship with the team, even though theyre losing funding from Holden.Everyone in the team, from engineering staff to management and commercial, have all put a ridiculous amount of effort into preparing my car and giving me the opportunity to win races, he said.Ive also put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into this team and would hate it if I walked away from here and someone else rolled in and started getting all the success we have worked so hard for. 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