She said personally she had a main goal this year within the Magic squad.
"Get a bit more court time," she said. "It was so awesome last year to get out on the court and have a crack at it, but definitely more consistent [game time] this year, possibly a bit earlier in the season this year would be cool. But it is all about working hard and putting your best foot forward."
Sinclair, who has played most of her netball at centre, said she was not fussed what position coach Julie Fitzgerald wanted her to play this year.
Meanwhile, at university, Sinclair is aiming to complete her second full year of study this year.
"I just finished my last, first-year paper in summer school, so I'm officially a second-year student now. Last year I did eight papers, so I was full-time, and this year I have six papers to do."
She said she felt she was a better player now than this time last year.
"You have to be, having a coach like Julie and playing alongside the likes of the girls in the Magic, there is no way you couldn't be a better player."
Sinclair is no longer one of the newbies at the Magic, and said she was trying to help out girls who have just come into the squad. "I still feel like I am classified as one of [the younger players], but I feel like I am taking a little bit more of a leadership role especially with the players straight out of school."
Sinclair said she enjoyed plenty of time in Rotorua over the holidays with family.