Yorkshire Jets came within minutes of their first win of the Vitality Netball Superleague season but couldn’t hold on to claim victory against a determined Team Northumbria side with a final score of 45-50. In their last home game of the season, they went into the final few minutes with a lead but were outplayed
After ten winless rounds in the Vitality Netball Superleague, Yorkshire Jets have one final chance to get a win in front of a home crowd this weekend. They welcome Team Northumbria on Saturday to Leeds in a match between the league’s bottom two teams. The North East side have won two games this season, including a
Hertfordshire Mavericks travel to Manchester in the knowledge a win will leapfrog them above their rivals in the Vitality Netball Superleague table. But most importantly in this business end of the regular season, it would deal the Black and Yellows a huge physiological blow ahead of the play offs. Barring a disastrous drop in form,
Team Bath’s netballers kept their play-off challenge very much alive tonight with a sparkling 60-42 win against Celtic Dragons at the University of Bath Sports Training Village. Lying fourth as the match started, the 2013 Champions knew a home win would keep them ahead of close rivals for fourth spot, Loughborough Lightning, whom they play
Team Bath netballing legend Pamela Cookey returned to Bath this Easter Monday for a very special ceremony. The former England captain who won five Superleague titles with Team Bath between 2006 and 2013 was inducted into the University’s Hall of Fame for Sport this evening. The ceremony took place in front of over a thousand netball fans
Manchester Thunder powered to an 18-goal victory over Team Bath at the Thunderdome, winning by 69-51. Thunder blasted out of the blocks from the first centre pass and produced impressive attacking flair that their title rivals just couldn’t match. It was an especially encouraging display for coach Dan Ryan, who had seen his side off-colour
Yorkshire Jets faced another challenging day in the Vitality Netball Superleague as they were beaten by the reigning champions Surrey Storm 39-56 in Leeds. It was another heavy defeat for the home side, by 39 points to 56, but there were signs of improvement from the 30-points to Team Bath a week ago. Head Coach
It is expected to be one of the fixtures of the season when Manchester Thunder face team bath in round 10 of the Vitality Netball Superleague on Saturday. And Thunder know they will need to put in a significantly improved display compared to last time out against Celtic Dragons, where they limped to a three-goal
After two games on the road, Yorkshire Jets are back in front of home crowd this Easter weekend hoping to put in as strong a performance as the last time they played in Leeds. They take on the reigning Vitality Netball Superleague champions, Surrey Storm, on Saturday after a disappointing duo of away games which
Manchester Thunder laboured to a three goal win over Celtic Dragons in Cardiff. Thunder displayed patches of fluid and dominant form but they failed to make it count and they only out-scored Dragons in one quarter. It was a lacklustre and ultimately disappointing performance from the Black and Yellows and they will be relieved to
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