Power and the Hornets defeated Fusion Wild 46-42 in round three of the Rawson Homes Premiership A Grade competition and the centre is upbeat about the side's potential.

"We're excited, we quite a new team playing together so we are just trying to find our combinations," she said.

"We have a few new players, Emoline McCullough she is only 14 so a little bit of guidance from the older girls and we will gel nicely together."

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Power said the teenage defender has been brilliant since joining the side and is looking forward to watching her develop over the coming season.

"I'm really impressed with Emmy, she's a new girl from out of town and a boarder and I think she will really come into her own being only 14 and playing against adults," she said.

"We've had two young teams over the last two weeks but with a bit of guidance from our older players we will see good things come from her this year."

Power feels with a few more weeks under their belts, the Hornets could surprise a few teams in the competition.

"I think we have a really strong team once we find our combinations, there's five of us that played in the regional league team this year," she said.

"So I think once we have a few more games together our combinations will really work well, I think we will be strong and should see the finals."

Elsewhere in round three, the Narromine Hawks defeated competition heavyweights Fusion 48-45 in what may have been a grand final preview.

The Hawks have now won their last two games this season.

St Groovers edged out the Nyngan Cougars 44-38 while Dubbo Rhinos Rebels had the bye.

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