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 secured a comfortable win over Team Northumbria in their opening fixture of the 2016 Vitality Superleague season in Birmingham. Playing in the inaugural Super Saturday event, where all eight teams in the country’s top flight competed on the same day at the Genting Arena, Thunder were not at their vintage best, but their
Manchester Thunder have announced their new title sponsor for the Vitality Superleague 2016 season. The Dentsu Aegis Network Manchester – a creative, media and digital communications agency – has signed a deal with the Black and Yellows, replacing printer suppliers Midshire as the club’s primary sponsor. The partnership will form a key part of the Portland
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