Nottingham Forest has announced a strengthening of its partnership with E.ON Next, who will now become a Principal and Front-of-Dress Partner for Nottingham Forest Netball. Building on their established relationship with Nottingham Forest Football Club, this partnership represents a collaborative commitment from E.ON Next to support Forest’s expansion into elite netball, a dynamic new chapter
Nottingham Forest Netball is delighted to welcome Hayley Mackellar, who is joining as the Head Coach of the U23 squad. With the First Team squad confirmed for the upcoming season and Chelsea Pitman’s coaching staff also taking shape, this move represents the investment Nottingham Forest Netball is making across all ages. A high performing youth
Nottingham Forest has announced its playing squad for the Club’s inaugural season in the Netball Super League 2025. Led by England Roses legend and new Head Coach Chelsea Pitman (pictured above), Forest Netball will join the country’s best in competing in the Netball Super League from 2025, with all home games to be played at
Nottingham Forest Netball has announced the appointment of Karen Atkinson MBE as Technical Advisor. Atkinson joins Forest ahead of its inaugural season as the team prepares to compete in the Netball Super League. The 46-year-old arrives with a wealth of experience in professional netball as a player, coach and most recently as Performance Director for
Nottingham Forest Netball has announced the appointment of England Roses legend, Chelsea Pitman as Head Coach with immediate effect. The 36-year-old will lead Forest in its inaugural season as the team prepares to compete in the Netball Super League. Her appointment marks a significant early milestone for Nottingham Forest Netball, signalling the club’s ambitious vision
The newly formed club will join the country’s best, participating along with just seven other teams in the Netball Super League (NSL), the UK’s elite level domestic netball competition from 2025. The team’s home fixtures will be played at the Motorpoint Arena which is also home to the Nottingham Panthers. The club will now work
Nottingham Forest Ladies coach and technical director of the club’s regional talent centre, Alena Moulton, has become one of the first graduates of The FA’s Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic [BAME] mentee programme. Moulton, who left her role at Derby County Ladies to spend a year developing her skills with The FA at St. George’s
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