Match Reviews and Reports
NS SCOREBOARD: VNSL Rounds 1 & 2
The Vitality Netball SuperLeague kicked off the 2022 season with a bumper weekend of hotly contested matches in Birmingham’s Resort’s World Arena.
Match Reviews and Reports
The Vitality Netball SuperLeague kicked off the 2022 season with a bumper weekend of hotly contested matches in Birmingham’s Resort’s World Arena.
It was a big day of finals with two surprises - an unexpectedly tight game, and an unthought of blow out. Netball Scoop has all the talking points.
Round 3 of the 2022 Quad Series had it all: debutants, milestones, physicality and a draw! Netball Scoop reviews all the action ahead of the finals.
There are clear front runners in the battle for the top spot of the 2022 Quad Series. As we look toward the final round, Netball Scoop runs an eye over the key strategies, statistics and stand out players of Round 2.
Rona Hunnisett ran her expert eye over the Roses-Jamaica Vitality Netball Series, looking at what worked, what didn't, and who has put their hand up for the Commonwealth Games.
2 days, 16 teams, 37 games and 4 eventual winners – the inaugural EMMNA National Tournament had it all. It was London Giants and Knights who eventually came away with the silverware, but before that we were treated to an unbelievable showcase of the men’s and mixed talent the UK has to offer.
A memorable ANZ Premiership season has come to an exciting climax with the Northern Mystics winning their first ever title, defeating Mainland Tactix 61-59 in a thrilling grand final in front of almost 5,000 fans in Auckland.
So, now the stage is set. The ANZ Premiership Grand Final will be contested between the Northern Mystics and the Mainland Tactix at Spark Arena in Auckland. Both sides will be looking for their first ever National League title.
Photo: Tayla Earle (Mystics) - by Steve McLeod ROUND 15 SUMMARY By Ian Harkin With the three playoff teams having already been decided and Mystics locked in for the big one, the only thing left to do was find out which team would host the Elimination Final. First up, it was Steel as they
Round 14 of the ANZ Premiership was the round that the three playoff teams were decided. Ladder leaders, the Northern Mystics cemented their position on top of the ladder and will now play off in the Grand Final at Spark Arena in Auckland. Meanwhile, second and third placed Mainland Tactix and Southern Steel, both had wins to book their place in the Preliminary Final.