But she was lured out of retirement by fellow Jamaican Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard to be her replacement this year while she is on parental leave.Aiken-George had already broken her individual record for goals in a game in round four, slotting 67 against the NSW Swifts in a 20-goal victory In doing so, they reclaim the top position the Vixens pinched in round six and are in the hot seat for the minor premiership.If you missed it, don't worry — we'll get you up to speed with our Super Netball round-up.There wasn't a dry eye as Aiken-George thanked the people who have shaped her record-breaking career.Marking her 255th national netball league game in a green dress was probably something the 37-year-old hadn't envisioned when she signed with her first Australian club in 2008 as a teenager