Team Bath Netball maintained their challenge for a Vitality Superleague top-four finish as they overcame a battling Team Northumbria side 54-42 in Monday’s televised fixture at the University of Bath Sports Training Village. After seeing all of their rivals for a semi-final place win at the weekend, the Sitec-sponsored Blue & Gold knew they needed
Team Bath Netball will go into their final home match of the 2017 Vitality Superleague season on the back of five straight wins after recording a well-earned 56-44 success at Team Northumbria on Monday. The Sitec-sponsored Blue & Gold were made to work hard for the win in Newcastle but had the edge throughout, with
Manchester Thunder produced a strong second-half performance to take victory over a gutsy Team Northumbria at the Thunderdome. The Black and Yellows were made to work for their win, with Northumbria going toe-to-toe with the home side for the majority of the first half. But Thunder’s class finally came through after half time and, led
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 stepped up their pre-season preparations with a neat 84-65 win over Team Northumbria. It was a game which saw head coach Karen Greig use her whole squad, apart from Gabriella Marshall and Amy Clinton, who are away on England U21 duty in South Africa. New Malawian signing Joyce Mvula also got her first
Yorkshire Jets came within minutes of their first win of the Vitality Netball Superleague season but couldn’t hold on to claim victory against a determined Team Northumbria side with a final score of 45-50. In their last home game of the season, they went into the final few minutes with a lead but were outplayed
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 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
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