England Netball have made a sensational swoop for Manchester Thunder head coach Tracey Neville. Neville has been signed on a preliminary basis until after the World Cup in Sydney, and her current assistant at Thunder, Karen Greig, will follow her into the national set up. Neville, 37, and Greig, 35, will remain with the reigning Superleague
Surrey Storm Netball joined forces with Cancer Research UK and Race for Life last weekend for the annual ‘Pink Game’ at Surrey Sports Park. The whole squad showed their support for the cause by wearing Race for Life t-shirts during the warm-up and while on the bench during the game, with the sold out crowd
After announcing that they had parted company with national head coach Anna Mayes this morning, England Netball went on to announce that Tracey Neville has been placed in interim charge of the England team and will lead the squad to the Netball World Cup this summer. England Netball placed on record its thanks to Anna for her
Team Bath end their winning streak with a 61-39 loss to Storm. Mavericks inflict heavy defeat on the Dragons and then stumble against Thunder 43-56. Lightning lose two on the bounce first to Jets and then a tough and close loss to the Dragons who will be hoping to lift their season following their first
Manchester Thunder is delighted to announce that five of their players have been selected for the England U21 long squad, ahead of a tour to Australia in July. The focus for this age group is now the upcoming Netball Europe U21 Championships which is to be staged in Scotland this October. This will provide an early
On Monday 16th March the Sky camera’s returned to Cardiff for Round 9 of the Netball Superleague and to witness the Celtic Dragons successfully defeat Loughborough Lightning in a closely contested game with a final score of 53-52. From the very first whistle the Dragons meant business, chasing every ball, reacting quickly to the umpire
Thunder made hard work of their win over Hertfordshire Mavericks in round nine of the Superleague. They headed into the game on the back of a bruising win over Surrey Storm just two days earlier and despite not being at their best tonight, will be happy with taking six points home to Manchester. It was a
Team Bath Netball coach Jess Thirlby says her improving squad should have no fear when they face the Superleague’s two top teams in the next week. The Blue and Gold go to second-placed Surrey Storm on Tuesday (8pm) before welcoming defending champions Manchester Thunder to the University of Bath Sports Training Village on Monday, March
Team Bath Netball stretched their winning run to three Superleague matches with a comprehensive 63-24 victory over Team Northumbria at the Sports Training Village on Friday. The home side took time to get going during the first quarter but, inspired by player of the match Asha Francis, really stepped up a gear in the second
Surrey Storm Netball suffered their first home defeat in two seasons on Saturday evening as rivals Manchester Thunder secured a 47-58 win at Surrey Sports Park. An even battle was resolved in the fourth quarter as Storm failed to capitalise on their opportunities on goal, despite matching their unbeaten opponents for 45 minutes of the
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