Team Bath Netball got back to winning ways in style on Friday as they recorded a 58-28 home victory over Team Northumbria in the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague. Another four-figure crowd at the Team Bath Arena saw the home team put last week’s defeat to Manchester Thunder behind them with a performance that grew in
Mid-courter Mia Ritchie believes Team Bath Netball will come back stronger from their Vitality Netball Superleague defeat to Manchester Thunder. Team Bath – backed by Carter Jonas – go into this Friday’s home match against Team Northumbria (7.45pm) looking to bounce back immediately from the 62-37 reverse to an impressive Thunder outfit. That was the
Manchester Thunder continued their unbeaten Superleague start with a hard-fought 47-56 victory over Loughborough Lightning. It was a game where both defences excelled, with Thunder’s Jamaican import Malysha Kelly and Lightning’s in-form England defender Ama Agbeze restricting two world-class attacks. Black and Yellows coach Dan Ryan said post-match: “We expected that Lightning would come out
Team Bath Netball Head Coach Anna Stembridge says her players will learn valuable lessons from Friday’s 62-37 home defeat to Vitality Superleague rivals Manchester Thunder. The visitors got off to a flying start and never looked back as they maintained their 100 per cent record with a convincing victory, underlining their dominance by winning the
Vitality Netball Superleague Round 3 – Surrey Sports Park, Guildford – 13 February 2016 Yorkshire Jets continue to look for their first win in this year’s Vitality Netball Superleague after defeat to the reigning champions Surrey Storm. They were beaten by 23 points but it was an improved performance, particularly in the first half, with
Manchester Thunder blew away early title favourites Team Bath, to announce themselves as serious contenders, too. The Black and Yellows ran out convincing 37-62 winners against an off-colour Bath. It was Thunder’s biggest win of the season so far, where they dominated across all areas of the court, from the very first whistle. Coach Dan
A sell-out crowd awaits Team Bath Netball for their first home match of the 2016 Vitality Superleague season – and England players Rachel Shaw and Eboni Beckford-Chambers are hoping to give the fans plenty to cheer. Around 1,600 supporters will be at the University of Bath Sports Training Village on Friday to see Team Bath
Manchester Thunder made hard work of victory of Welsh rivals Celtic Dragons at the Thunderdome. The Black and Yellows were playing their first home game of the season and ran out 72-52 winners. Dragons had a poor first half but were a different side in the second, outscoring Thunder 12-18 in the third quarter. Thunder
Manchester Thunder will be looking to build on their opening win of the season in Birmingham when they take on Celtic Dragons at the Thunderdome on Saturday. The Black and Yellows ran out relatively comfortable winners over Team Northumbria in the inaugural Superleague Super Saturday event, and will hope to put on a solid performance
Team Bath Netball’s coaches and players believe there is plenty of scope for improvement in the coming weeks, despite their winning start to the 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague season continuing against Yorkshire Jets on Monday. After their dramatic last-quarter recovery to beat defending champions Surrey Storm on Super Saturday, Team Bath – sponsored by Carter
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