The Vitality Roses; England’s elite netball team are set to travel to New Zealand in October to face world champions the Silver Ferns amidst a COVID-19 disrupted international season. The three-Test Cadbury Netball Series, with the Taini Jamison Trophy on the line, will see the Vitality Roses step on court against the Silver Ferns for
Manchester Thunder’s force of nature and Northern Ireland captain Caroline O’Hanlon has re-signed for a fourth season with the club and will continue to demonstrate her quest for continual improvement and appetite for success in the reigning champion’s squad. O’Hanlon, 36, has enjoyed a long and successful international netball career reaching back as far as
England Netball; the national governing body for netball in England, has today announced the appointment of Joan Mills MBE as its new President. Joan’s appointment in this voluntary role comes as her fellow England Netball Honorary Life Member Lindsay Sartori steps down from the helm after five successful years. Joan, who started her first netball
Manchester Thunder’s squad for the defence of their Vitality Netball Superleague title will be boosted by the promotion of talented training partners, Berri Neil and Lois Pearson to the first team. Berri Neil has already achieved significant success in her short career largely due to her outstanding ability within the shooting circle. In addition to
The governing bodies for netball in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales have come together to launch a joint initiative aimed at protecting the sport’s longevity and getting women and girls across the UK active again. Earlier this year all netball activity came to an abrupt halt due to COVID-19, putting the brakes on the
The 2021 Vitality Netball Superleague (VNSL) player signing window is officially open and is set to be more competitive than ever before. The VNSL, which is the UK’s top level netball league featuring teams from England, Wales and Scotland, will return in February 2021 with clubs more determined to make their mark after the cancellation
Government gives netball the green light to progress to stage 4 of community Roadmap England Netball is delighted to announce that the Government has given the sport the green light to accelerate its return through a modified version of the game. This vital milestone for the sport means it will move to stage 4a of
Oldham Netball Club say ‘female-only sports are forgotten about’ as they call to be allowed to resume training Oldham Netball Club is asking to be allowed to resume training to support the physical and mental health of the 200 girls and women who are members of one of the country’s leading amateur sides. The Premier
Team Bath Netball is running fitness and skills training sessions for youngsters and adults later this month as part of the eagerly-awaited return to community netball. The outdoor training sessions will be delivered by Blue & Gold coaches and players in line with England Netball’s ‘return to sport’ road map, which currently allows coach-led activity
Talented young netballers across the South West of England are being invited to apply for trials with the Team Bath Netball Academy Development Centres (ADC) for the 2020-21 season. Nearly 200 netballers aged between 14 and 21 benefit from top-class coaching plus lifestyle and sports science support at the ADCs, which are based in each
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