Bees secure a valuable point on the road despite second-half fightback from Everton. London Bees maintained their unbeaten away record for the new Women’s Super League season on Sunday by claiming their second point on the road with a 2-2 draw against Everton Ladies at the Select Stadium. The Bees had a 2-0 lead at the
Doncaster Rovers Belles laid down a marker in WSL2 by dismantling Aston Villa Ladies 5-0. Sophie Barker and Emily Roberts both grabbed their first Belles goals adding to efforts from Rhiannon Roberts, Leandra Little and Courtney Sweetman-Kirk saw Glen Harris’ side run riot in Sutton Coldfield. Villa started strongly with Olivia Fergusson looking a threat
Just six WSL2 were in action on Easter Sunday, and Doncaster Rovers Belles continued their winning ways with a standout 5-0 win over Aston Villa. The Belles move into 2nd position behind Reading on goal difference. Durham slipped up against the Lionesses losing 2-3 and Everton and the London Bees held on to another valuable
The Manchester Thunder players took a trip down Coronation Street over Easter and reunited with their ITV Charity Netball team mates. First of all Thunder media guru Denis Evans caught up with Brooke Vincent who plays Sophie Webster in the soap. Talking about the Netball Superleague Semi-Final Showdown at the Manchester Arena on 18th April 2015,
Georgia Elwiss continued her fine form with an impressive all-round display to help England Women’s Academy bounce back from yesterday’s defeat to Australia Women Shooting Stars with a 26-run victory at the International Cricket Council Academy in Dubai. The 23-year-old followed up yesterday’s century with an unbeaten 65 off 42 balls, including nine fours and one six, before
Round 12 was completed yesterday evening with convincing wins for Thunder and Storm. The scores are as follows: Team Northumbria 40-58 Hertfordshire Mavericks Yorkshire Jets 55-44 Team Bath Celtic Dragons 29-57 Manchester Thunder Surrey Storm 74-45 Loughborough Lightning Updated table: Team Played Points Won Lost + – +/- Manchester Thunder 12 36 12 0 690
Vixens struggle in first tie as in-form league leaders Chelsea win 4-0 with a double from Drew Spence plus goals from Ji So-Yun and Gemma Davison. After a disappointing match against Frankfurt in the Champions League, Bristol Academy started their league campaign today with a home fixture against Chelsea. The away side started comfortably, having
18-19 April – Investec Women’s Hockey League Finals Weekend, Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre. Surbiton have been invincible since winning the league trophy last year; the Surrey side are unbeaten both indoor and outdoor all season and they will be looking to continue their winning streak as they head to Lee Valley Hockey and
Arsenal rescued a late point at Meadow Lane as they came from one down to equalise and take a share of the points. County took the lead just before the half hour mark with an early goal of the season contender. A free kick, straight from the training ground and the mind of assistant manager
Watford Ladies put in an encouraging performance against top of the table Reading, losing 3-0 in what was a harsh scoreline. The Golden Girls lined-up in a new formation, with both Grace Gillard and Mollie Burgess making their first league starts in defence. While the final result might not say it, the tactical switch was
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