Team Bath Netball’s Samantha Cook played a starring role as England retained the Netball Europe Open Championship title with wins against the other home nations over the weekend. The defender, who enjoyed a strong finish to the Vitality Netball Superleague season after returning from injury, came off the bench to help England to an 83-32
England were crowned champions of the Open Championships on Sunday after their win over Wales by 81-42 while in the Open Challenge Ireland were champions again after beating Switzerland by 37-20. All the results from the two competitions are below. 2016 – Newcastle – Friday 13 May to Sunday 15 May Open Championship Day 1 (Friday
Head Coach Anna Stembridge says she is excited for the future after Team Bath Netball finished the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague season on a memorable note. A pulsating 49-48 success against Hertfordshire Mavericks in front of an enthralled crowd at the Copper Box Arena in London ensured Team Bath finished an encouraging season in third
Manchester Thunder slumped to an agonising loss to Surrey Storm in the Superleague Grand Final in London. The defending champions won a final of high drama 53-55 after a sensational Thunder fightback fell just short. Ultimately, the Black and Yellows left themselves too much to do following a disappointing first half, which saw them trailing
After one of the closest seasons to date, the stage was set at the Copper Box Arena for the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague Grand Final. Manchester Thunder and Surrey Storm took to court with the help of raucous roars from the crowd as they clapped their Vitality cheer sticks creating an electric atmosphere. The first
Team Bath Netball are determined to finish a positive Vitality Netball Superleague season on an appropriately high note when they face Hertfordshire Mavericks in the third-place play-off. Director of Netball Jess Thirlby admitted the players and staff were “hurting to put it mildly” after last weekend’s 53-46 semi-final defeat at Manchester Thunder ended their dream
Manchester Thunder charged into the Superleague Grand Final following a commanding win over Team Bath. The Black and Yellows led from the start, blowing Bath away in the opening quarter and despite a spirited comeback from the visitors in the final period, they ran out 53 – 46 winners. It is the second final in
Team Bath Netball were once again left to rue a slow start against Manchester Thunder as they missed out on a place in the Vitality Netball Superleague Grand Final despite a valiant fightback. The Blue and Gold found themselves trailing 17-6 at the end of a disappointing first quarter of Saturday’s semi-final in Manchester. And
It’s crunch time – The regular season is already a distant memory with a spot in the Grand Final at the Copperbox now Manchester Thunder’s sole focus. But standing in their way is a resurgent Team Bath side, who have really come into some form in the final phases of the season. They travel to the
Manchester Thunder finished the regular season with a brilliant win over Hertfordshire Mavericks at the Thunderdome. From defence through to attack, the Black and Yellows were on the money and despite a spirited fightback from Mavericks in the third quarter – and the introduction of star shooter Sammy Wallace at half time – Thunder ran
Social Networks