England Netball have appointed Dan Ryan Head Coach of the national U21 side. The Manchester Thunder coach will take up his role with immediate effect and will remain in charge of the Superleague franchise. It is an exciting time for the England youngsters as they are currently working towards the World Youth Netball Cup to be
Sara Bayman will front a five-strong group, with fellow England international Laura Malcolm and new Kiwi signing Liana Leota her co vice-captains. Attacker Natalie Haythornthwaite and centre-courter Gabby Marshall will also be part of the leadership team, as Ryan aims to improve his players’ personal development and leadership skills. The idea is something the 31-year-old
An emotional Tamsin Greenway thanked her fellow players, fans, family and staff after calling time on her netball playing career with a 68-58 win in a star-studded testimonial match at Surrey Storm’s home, Surrey Sports Park. A host of the nation’s top netball talent past and present turned out for the legendary Storm player-coach in
Garage network primed to help drive sport forward Trusted national garage network Approved Garages has today announced it will be a sponsor of the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague. The partnership runs from the first round of matches on 30th January – dubbed Super Saturday – to the Grand Final on 7th May. The Vitality Netball
Four of international Netball’s strongest nations; South Africa, New Zealand, England and Australia, have joined forces in a ground-breaking partnership, to be known as SANZEA. SANZEA will bring together four of the sport’s leading national teams to play in a new international Netball competition on a regular basis. The importance of regular international fixtures outside
Following the recent announcement of the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague squad, Surrey Storm is proud to announce that 3,000 tickets have now been sold for Netball London Live 2016. Reigning Netball Superleague champions Surrey Storm and Hertfordshire Mavericks go head-to-head once again on Saturday 5th March 2016, as the highly anticipated Netball London Live, in
Fifteen potential Superleague stars of the future have been named in the Team Bath Netball squad for the 2016 Netball Performance League (NPL) season. They include University of Bath sporting scholar Paige Reed, who was recently included in England Netball’s High Performance Programme, and two 2016 National Academy players – Ella Powell-Davies and Abi Robson.
Loughborough Lightning have announced their long squad for the forthcoming Vitality Netball Superleague season, which kicks off on ‘Super Saturday’ at the Genting Arena, Birmingham on Saturday 30th January. Spearheaded by newly unveiled captain Jade Clarke, the squad has been bolstered over the summer with the signing of England internationals Ama Agbeze, Kadeen Corbin, Sasha Corbin
Storm retain the core of ten players from the squad that was crowned 2015 Champions, including Storm captain Hannah Reid, Katy Holland, Josie Huckle, Amy Flanagan, Georgia Lees, Katt Ainsworth, Mikki Austin, Kat Hayes, Rachel Dunn and Pamela Cookey. New arrivals include ex-Hertfordshire Mavericks and England mid-court player Sophia Candappa, who was confirmed back in
Team Bath Netball’s Eboni Beckford-Chambers and Rachel Shaw have been named in the England Netball squad for the Vitality Netball International Series against Australia in January. Superleague players Sam Cook, Shaunagh Craig, Alana John, Mia Ritchie and Jazz Scott have also been selected for England’s 2016 High Performance Programme, as have University of Bath students
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