Anna Stembridge believes that back-to-back sell-out Vitality Superleague home matches against Wasps and Manchester Thunder will provide the perfect motivation as Team Bath Netball seek an instant response to their disappointing defeat at Saracens Mavericks. The Sitec-sponsored Blue & Gold, missing co-captains and England Commonwealth champions Serena Guthrie and Eboni Usoro-Brown through illness and injury,
On Saturday 30th March, Wasps FC Ladies will be hosting the BIG SWARM at our London Family Base Wasps FC, Twyford Avenue The event aims to bring together 2000 people who are associated with Wasps, both past, present and future, to socialise, reminisce and cheer on Wasps FC players from all levels of the Club.
Wasps will look to maintain their five game winning streak in the development league as they face Gloucester-Hartpury. With the development league about to break for a month, Wasps will look to ensure they remain top of the table. The home side have been in incredible form in the development league this season and have
Wasps fell to an agonising 17-13 defeat against Harlequins at Twyford Avenue. In a closely fought encounter, the visitors just edged Wasps on the scoreboard despite a monumental performance from the hosts. Wasps came close to sealing an important win at the final whistle, but the visitors held on to claim victory. Wasps controlled the
Wasps host local rivals Harlequins at Twyford Avenue this weekend, looking to build on their strong results so far in 2019. Those in black and gold will be looking for a positive result to keep ahead of Gloucester-Hartpury in the league table with three fixtures remaining. The hosts have scored 81 points in their previous
Wasps produced another impressive performance to seal a 43-12 victory over Darlington Mowden Park Sharks. The hosts put themselves out of sight with five tries and a dominant performance in the first half, the pick of the bunch coming from Abby Dow on her return to the side. Wasps opened the scoring after just two
Wasps make a number of changes as they host Darlington Mowden Park Sharks as the Tyrrell’s Premier 15s season enters the latter stages. With just four fixtures left before the play-off places are decided, Wasps will be looking to build momentum following a strong result against rivals Richmond last weekend. With Wasps just one point
Wasps kept their advantage in the hunt for the playoffs in a hard fought 38-12 victory over rivals Richmond. Despite only leading by five points at the break, Wasps second half performance sealed a solid six try victory. Garnet Mackinder, an early replacement, crossed twice as well as setting up a score with an excellent
Wasps return to Premier 15s action with a short trip to historic rivals Richmond. They will be looking to cement their place in the top four with just five games remaining till the play-offs begin. This fixture will be the return leg from Wasps double header with the men’s professional side at the Ricoh Arena
Wasps fell to a 17-45 defeat to Saracens as they succumbed to a dominant set piece from the league leaders. The visitors ran in seven tries, five through the driving maul. The hosts went close to picking up a try bonus point but were denied at the death. After an early penalty from Lizzie Goulden,
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