It’s been more than three months since the Southern Steel’s Kalifa McCollin slotted what was to be the last goal for a seriously long time in world netball, as Sky Sport commentator Jenny Woods writes.
The ANZ Premiership burst back into life in Round 2 with four games at the Auckland Netball Centre which each having something, writes Sky Sport commentator Jenny Woods.
The round so many have been waiting for, starts a night early and makes a one and only ANZ Premiership appearance in Christchurch for 2020, as Sky Sport commentator Jenny Woods writes.
If ever there was a time for players to perform, it’s now as the 2019 ANZ Premiership gets set to begin with July’s Netball World Cup looming in the background.
Fa’amu Ioane is the latest to have her name added to a list no one wants to be on – those with season ending injuries. The Northern Stars WD ruptured the ACL in her left knee, during her side’s win over the Mystics last Sunday.
A few things are becoming clear.
The Pulse are very good, the Steel and Tactix are pretty good, the Mystics are getting better, the Stars just need some luck and there’s a big question mark hanging over the Magic.
The ANZ Premiership is at a point as close to halfway as possible, with each team having played eight with seven to go at the conclusion of Sunday’s matches, writes Sky Sport commentator Jenny Woods.
The ANZ Premiership will launch its 2018 season with a blockbuster north versus south rivalry when the defending champion Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel meet the SKYCITY Mystics.