Jamaican shooter Jhaniele Fowler's record-breaking feats for the Southern Steel in her debut season has landed her the trans-Tasman netball league's best new talent award
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Fowler set new marks for most goals in a season with 666 and most goals in a match with 65.
She averaged 52.1 goals a game from 94 per cent shooting accuracy and her season total eclipsed compatriot Carla Borrego's previous record of 574 for the Adelaide Thunderbirds in 2010.
Championship general manager Andy Crook says the league, which is completing its sixth year, hasn't had a player make such an impact in her debut season
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The 23-year-old Fowler, who has signed for two more years with the Steel, is also in the running for the bigger prize of the league's Most Valuable Player.
The six finalists include Borrego and another Jamaican shooter, Romelda Aiken from the Queensland Firebirds.
Also in the running are Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic centre Laura Langman, Melbourne Vixens mid-courter Madison Browne and Firebirds shooter Natalie Medhurst.
The MVP winner will be announced on Friday, two days before the grand final between the Thunderbirds and the Firebirds
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