Team Bath’s second quarter slump saw them come off second best in tonight’s Vitality Superleague encounter with Hertforshire Mavericks by 42-56 at the University’s Sports Training Village. Claire Brownie, the Team Bath wing defence, said; “ We didn’t have the consistency tonight. We didn’t play for the 60 minutes so we are all frustrated as
Team Bath Netball will go into this week’s big home double header against fellow Superleague top-four contenders Hertfordshire Mavericks and Loughborough Lightning on the back of an impressive weekend win at Celtic Dragons. The Blue and Gold won all four quarters at the Cwmbran Stadium in Wales on Saturday to claim a 65-45 victory overall.
Manchester Thunder beat Hertfordshire Mavericks to keep their unbeaten record in the Vitality Netball Superleague intact. It was a gritty performance against a stubborn Mavericks side, who were the better team for the opening quarter, but were ultimately over-run by a dogged and clinical Thunder. Mavericks found themselves in a seven-goal lead in the first
Yorkshire Jets will be aiming to get their first win of the Vitality Netball Superleague season on Monday when they welcome Celtic Dragons to Leeds. The Welsh side are also without a win from their opening five games and will travel to Yorkshire also hoping to end their run of defeats. Anna Carter’s side have
Manchester Thunder head into a crucial weekend of the season as they face both Hertfordshire Mavericks and Surrey Storm within three days. Results from these two games will say plenty about their credentials for re-taking the Superleague crown they gave up to Storm in 2015. The Black and Yellows face the Mavericks – the only
Yorkshire Jets were narrowly beaten by Team Northumbria in Newcastle tonight in the Vitality Netball Superleague Round 5 but it was a story of what might have been for the visitors. Anna Carter’s Jets had a series of missed opportunities across the game, particularly in the second half, and lost by four points, 48-44. It
Despite a hugely improved performance, Yorkshire Jets were beaten in their Vitality Netball Superleague game with Hertfordshire Mavericks on Saturday. In a physical game with high intensity and passion on both sides, the home side lost by 13 points but will have a huge amount of positives to take from the round four clash. It
Yorkshire Jets will be looking to get their first Superleague win in the next few days as they face two games in the space of 72 hours. On Saturday, Jets have their first home game of the season in Leeds with Hertfordshire Mavericks, who are unbeaten after three matches, the visitors. Anna Carter’s side have
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
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