Team Bath Netball defender Karla Mostert has capped an impressive debut year in the Blue and Gold by being shortlisted for the Vitality Netball Superleague Player of the Season award. The South African international is nominated alongside Ama Agbeze (Loughborough Lightning), Sara Bayman (Manchester Thunder), Sophia Candappa (Surrey Storm) and Sammy Wallace (Hertfordshire Mavericks) for
Yorkshire Jets brought their 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague season to a close with defeat to their Roses rivals, the competition’s leaders Manchester Thunder. In front of a vocal and passionate crowd at Manchester Arena, the Netball Manchester Live audience saw the home side win by 24 points but Jets first-half performance will have given the
Manchester Thunder brought a noisy Manchester Arena to its feet with a majestic performance to beat Roses rivals Yorkshire Jets 67 – 43 at Netball Manchester Live. The event itself proved to be a huge success, attracting a large and noisy crowd to the Manchester Arena. Some of the most successful sport stars in the
Team Bath Netball showed tremendous resilience and character as they beat fellow semi-finalists Hertfordshire Mavericks in one of the most exciting Vitality Netball Superleague matches of the 2016 season. The two teams went toe to toe throughout an absorbing encounter that finished 44-44 after 60 minutes, with Lenize Potgieter leveling for the visitors in the
Manchester Thunder earned a gutsy win over defending champions Surrey Storm, to avenge their home loss earlier in the season. The Black and Yellows put in a controlled and determined performance to take a deserved eight-goal win 56-64 at Surrey Sports Park. Coach Dan Ryan was pleased with his side’s measured and patient showing, especially
Yorkshire Jets secured their first win of the Vitality Netball Superleague season in a dramatic encounter beating Celtic Dragons by one point. Jets had to use every ounce of grit and determination to hold on for the victory after the Welsh side came back from being seven-points behind at the end of the third quarter.
After almost two weeks without a game, Yorkshire Jets bring their disappointing season to a close in the next few days with their final games in the Vitality Netball Superleague. After a heavy defeat at Hertfordshire Mavericks in the last round, Anna Carter’s side face two more away trips to Cardiff on Saturday and Manchester
Team Bath Netball have achieved their first goal of the season after a hard-fought 51-41 win at Team Northumbria secured their place in the Vitality Netball Superleague semi-finals. Now Director of Netball Jess Thirlby wants the team to play with freedom and commitment in their last two matches of the regular season and continue to
Manchester Thunder recorded a solid 61-51 win over Loughborough Lighting at the Thunderdome in round 12 of the Vitality Netball Superleague. The Black and Yellows’ 10-goal victory keeps their hopes alive of finishing at the summit of the Superleague table at the end of the regular season, and with it a favourable home semi final
After their heartbreaking last minute defeat on Saturday, Yorkshire Jets faced the toughest possible test 48 hours later with a Vitality Netball Superleague trip to table-toppers Hertfordshire Mavericks. It was a game that was always going to be a struggle for the visitors and so it proved as they were beaten by 20 points, 54-34.
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