Team Bath Netball lost ground on the Vitality Superleague’s top four after slipping to a frustrating 48-41 home defeat to in-form Manchester Thunder at the University of Bath Sports Training Village on Friday. The Sitec-sponsored Blue and Gold were the better team in the first period and opened up a 12-8 lead but Thunder fought
Loughborough Lightning have moved clear at the top of the Vitality Netball Superleague table after recording their seventh consecutive win of the 2017 season. Beating Welsh side Cardiff Dragons 65-45, the team in purple maintain their 100% record and are sitting pretty three points clear at the top of the table as the season approaches
Manchester Thunder were forced to work hard for their fifth win on the bounce by a determined Hertfordshire Maverick side. But the Black and Yellows started to turn on the charm in the second half and a fluid and classy final quarter stamped out any resistance left in a spirited Mavericks squad. Coach Karen Greig
Head Coach Anna Stembridge says Team Bath Netball are looking forward to “righting the wrongs” of their first Vitality Superleague away defeat of 2017 when they play host to Manchester Thunder this week. The Blue and Gold – sponsored by Sitec – were beaten 51-45 in Glasgow by new Scottish franchise Sirens on Friday but
Making it in any sport is because it’s in your blood, you’ve wanted to play it since you could walk, it is all you remember ever wanting to do. Well, not if you’re Emma Dovey, it’s not. “I hated netball until I was 16,” she declares, unapologetically. “My brothers were good at football and were
Manchester Thunder produced a stunning performance to see-off Wasps in Coventry. It had been a battle to even make the game for the Black and Yellows after the team coach was stuck on a shut M6 for five hours. But following a delayed start, they showed no ill-effects as they matched Wasps for intensity and
Team Bath Netball clocked up their fourth Vitality Superleague win of the season and their first at home as they overcame Team Northumbria 47-38 at the University of Bath Sports Training Village tonight. The Sitec-sponsored side had to dig deep in front of the 1,200 spectators in what proved to be a scrappy, physical match
Manchester Thunder are set for what is expected to be one of their toughest away trips of the season, as they take on Wasps in round six of the Superleague. League newcomers Wasps have only been beaten once this season and are among the favourites to take the title. But Thunder are a team brimming
Manchester Thunder ground out a win over Team Northumbria in an eventful encounter in front of the Sky Sports cameras. It was a physical, scrappy game which saw several players warned by the umpires for their discipline and Northumbria’s Jaydene Robinson was sent off in the final quarter. The first half was a relatively even
Team Bath Netball gave Vitality Superleague leaders Surrey Storm the toughest test of their season so far but fell to a narrow 52-46 defeat at the University of Bath Sports Training Village on Monday night. In a physical and fast-paced match, the Blue and Gold – sponsored by Sitec – reduced an eight-point half-time deficit
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