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** MATCH REPORT **  LOVELLE VPI V PHOENIX NETBALL TEAM
25th September 2023

uarter One 🟣 Score: 13-10 🟣 Phoenix took the first centre with Lovelle managing a turnover which lead to their GS Hannah Raistrick to open up the scoreline. Phoenix reversed the play with a brilliant interception on the centre pass from their GD Emma Blowers which allowed them to even up the score. Lovelle used all of their attacking players starting with Jade Wellings wearing the centre bib using the quick skills of their Wing Attack Rachel Reeder, feeding in perfectly to Goal Attack Tierney Baron working in harmony to the safe hands of Hannah Raistrick who sank the ball into the net. With some toing and froing between the two teams Lovelle were again able to get the ball just inside the goal circle to keep their lead. With Emma Blowers in GD for Phoenix using her speed to her advantage to intercept the ball, using accurate passing through centre court lead to Phoenix’s GA Ali Southall scoring for her team, keeping Lovelle on their toes. An unfortunate loose ball was scooped up by the energetic Jade Wellings, who fed it straight into to the shooter ending the first quarter with Lovelle up by 3 goals. 🔴Quarter Two 🔴 Score: 33-20 🔴 The second quarter began with Phoenix taking first centre pass, who were working hard as a team and managed to gain three goals taking the score line up to 13-13. With both teams evenly matched at this point, it was goal for goal with the scoreline reading 14-14, 15-15 and 16-16. With Lovelle’s defence standing strong using Lucy Hart GD and Lucy Fox as GK working in unison, Phoenix were struggling to feed the ball to their shooters. With perseverance GA Ali Southall used her sharp movement to pass both defenders, with the help of her team mate Kirsty Charlton in GS using quick passes and accuracy she was able to sink another goal. Phoenix worked hard from the back line using their WD Georgina Bacon on the width of the court with the aid of Centre Katie Boyington to direct the ball up to the goal third. Lovelle’s Zoe Marshall WD made a powerful penalty pass to Jade Wellings who sent it straight over the heads of both Phoenix defenders into the hands of tall GS Hannah Raistrick who sank another goal, increasing the score to 26-19. As the ball reached the attacking end of Phoenix Lucy Hart was able to defend the ball using her head. 🔵Quarter Three 🔵Score: 50-27 🔵 This quarter saw a switch in play for Phoenix with Helen Robinson picking up the WD bib leaving the GK bib in the capable hands of Michelle Martin. Phoenix took the first centre for the third time but this was intercepted by Lovelle’s GD Lucy Hart before Phoenix were able to score. This did not deter the Phoenix ladies and they worked hard to get the ball back in their attacking third, unfortunately a footwork error meant that they weren’t able to get it to their shooters this time. Lucy hart switched over to GK in this quarter, taking the free pass over to Zoe Marshall who fed it to the attackers to get the ball back up the other end of the court. Phoenix Centre Katie Boyington wasted no time in taking her next centre pass and was quick to get the ball back into the goal third with the aid of WA Lara Shoubridge, GA Ali Southall was on fire with her sharp shots scoring another goal. Lovelle worked the ball into their attacking third but a perfectly timed intercept from Michelle Martin meant that Phoenix were able to gain possession again. This lead to a toss up between GS Kirsty Charlton and GK Lucy Hart, who was able to use her speed to gain first touch of the ball, however this fell into the hands of the opposition landing them another goal. A second toss up occurred in this quarter, this time between GD Lucy Fox and GS Kirsty Charlton, this time Lucy F was able to guide the ball to WD Zoe Marshall who secured the turnover. Lovelle had the lead at the end of this quarter but it was still all to play for! 🟠Quarter Four 🟠 Score: 59-42 🟠 Lovelle started off this quarter with WA Rachel Reeder swooping in and taking control of the ball, working hard to get the ball to the agile GA Tierney Baron, who worked the ball in to the shooting circle by using Jade Wellings. Phoenix Centre Katie Boyington showed no signs of tiring, she worked hard to get some immaculate intercepts and win back possession. Lovelle worked well together starting from the back line, using patience to go through all players to work their way up the court. The rapid movement of GA Ali Southall did not slow throughout the four quarters with her sharp movements working in unison with GS Kirsty Charlton. GK Michelle Martin continued to battle against the height of Lovelle's GS Hannah with some fabulous interceptions. This game was a friendly battle with high energy and great skill shown by both teams. Well done to all on court. 👏 Umpires Player: Michelle Martin & Ali Southall 👏 Players Player: Michelle Martin & Lucy Fox 🟢Thank you to the Umpires: Nikki Berry and Chris Reveler 👏

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** MATCH REPORT **  Magnavale Jaguars v Cleethorpes Trinity
18th September 2023

Quarter 1: Score: 8 - 6 Jaguars took the first centre pass, taking the lead with the help of their WA Chloe Smith feeding in to the shooters with some fast and accurate passing. Trin very quickly found their flow in their first Grimsby League match, with Gemma McHugh’s fast moves as GS bringing the score to 4 – 2. Jaguars defence was in full force, Grace Tooke as WD worked brilliantly alongside GD Sophie Grimoldby, using her height to her advantage to intercept Trin’s attempts into the shooting circle, giving Jags a 6-2 lead. Trin’s defence were just as determined and Sarah Starkey GD intercepted with flare, putting pressure on Jags in the D. Trin managed to make some headway to the score taking the last goal just before the whistle, making the score 8 – 6 to Jags. Quarter 2: Score: 18 - 11 The second quarter started off with Trin taking the first centre pass, and scoring a goal almost straight away. Intensity grew as Lisa Holt WA for Trin met the challenge of a toss up with Grace Tooke WD, with Lisa winning possession of the ball bringing the score up to a draw! Jaguars GA Natalie Ricketts stood out with her energetic interception that led to her scoring a goal from just behind the post before going out of court. This is usually the kind of impressive flare we see from England Roses! The score was now 10 – 8 at this point, and Jags centre court players Kylie Richardson C worked closely with their WA Chloe Smith showing off some one handed control of the ball. Trin kept their spirits high with no signs of giving up, their teamwork helped them score one goal after another, but Jaguars defence were putting up a strong fight keeping the lead in this match. Quarter 3: Score: 27 – 15 Underway into the second half with Trin taking possession of Jaguars Centre, a great turnover from Poppy Rowbotham WD! A game of back and forth full of interceptions, with Jaguars GK Sarah Sefton not making it easy for our newbies, but with double marking Trin's GS – this left their GA Albany Chatterton open to take her shots! The fatigue was starting to set in as both teams made some errors with both sides of the defence picking them up, particularly Lucy Martin in GK for Trin picking up some great interceptions with both hands. Aimee Wilson didn’t lose her energy as Centre for Trin, using both her attacking and defensive skills to win possession of the ball for her team. Quarter 4: Score: 35 - 22 Jaguars defence team made a great choice to stay close to Trin’s GS Gemma McHugh, but even with their double marking it didn’t stop her spectacular long shots. Aimee from Trin moved to GK with Lisa Holt taking the C bib, with her strong marking it led Jaguars GS Deborah Shaw to take a new approach on coming out of the shooting circle to support her attack. This was a great move, as it left GA Natalie Ricketts from Jags open to land more goals. Both teams battled to the final few seconds as the match came to an end. Congratulations to Jaguars on their win, and well done to Trin for their huge efforts in their first GDSNL match. Umpire’s Player of the Match: Grace Tooke & Poppy Hill. Thank you to Victoria Gardner & Olivia Wray for Umpiring Thank you to Edan Felton for helping with this Match Report

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** MATCH REPORT **  Great Coates Motors v FJC Redline
18th September 2023

Quarter 1: Score: 9 - 6 A huge welcome to our new team FJC Redline, who took the first centre pass, with Emily Staniforth playing GA taking the first goal! Great Coates Motors put their training in to good use with their accurate passing, their GK Tilly Newell making an interception bringing the score to a 2-1 lead, with 4 more goals in quick succession! Redline defence upped their game during the centre passes with Emily Bartlett-Moore in GK, and Olivia Wray in GD. Issy Fletcher worked her shooting magic alongside a very quick Emily Staniforth helped Redline work up some more goals. After an intense Toss-Up between Great Coates Chloe Martin GA and Emily Bartlett-Moore GK, it worked in Redline’s favour with another goal scored. Quarter 2: Score: 16 – 13 The second quarter started off with some positional changes from Redline, with Gemma Nutting moving from Centre to GS, and Emma Darnell moving over to GK. Great Coates Centre Rachel O’Donovan made some great interceptions in the centre third, and Victoria Gardner GD won her Toss-Up against Gemma Nutting, however this led to another chance at a shot from Emily Staniforth bringing the score to a draw at 10 – 10 ! After some intense back and forth in this quarter with both teams working their hardest, nothing could stop Saskia Ellis in WD for Great Coates who made some fantastic interceptions, working together with the team to keep the lead. Quarter 3: Score: 25 – 23 Great Coates took the first centre with another quick goal taking the lead by 5. Some more positional changes were made by Redline with Emily Bartlett-Moore making a difference as Centre. Redline caught up during this quarter with some great shooting from Gemma Nutting – the score moved to 21-20. Both teams upped their game working hard to get that lead! Great Coates fast attacking from Pippa Bradley feeding accurate passes to Melanie Cuthbert as GS managed to gain a 2 goal difference. The last shot was from Redline just before the whistle, but sadly it didn’t land this time and Great Coates kept their 2 goal lead! Quarter 4: Score: 44 – 33 The fourth quarter took off with Great Coates Motors determined to use their skills and managed to gain 4 more goals quickly. Great Coates gained possession of the ball in the goal third, however Redline attackers showed off their defence skills resulting in the umpire calling for a held ball. Great Coates defence didn’t let this phase them, making a huge defensive difference in centre court, helping their attackers feed in to the shooting circle. The score was now 35 – 27, with neither team showing any signs of slowing down. Redline made their best defensive efforts along with Emily Scott as WD, after a well fought match Great Coates finished on a win with 11 goals ahead. What a competitive but friendly match ! Umpire’s Player of the Match: Saskia Ellis and Issy Fletcher Thank you to Deryn Jenkins & Natalie Ricketts for Umpiring Great Coates Motors are sponsored by: www.greatcoatesmotors.com FJC Redline are sponsored by: https://redlinemotorservices.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/.../FJC.../100084894920037/

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** MATCH REPORT **  Bring Cargo Vs Bring Express (One Club - Two Teams)
20th June 2023

Well it was a sea of green, grey and white on Court 1 at 8.15pm last night, the two Bring teams, still one club, rivalled each other and it didn’t disappoint as both fought for the win. Following injuries and holidays for Bring Express in previous weeks they were back in full force with substitutions on the side lines. Express took Cargo by surprise through the first quarter, with a great defence played by Faye Birch GK, Ella Noton GD and Nicole Smith WD with solid passing and interceptions from them all. Express defence moved the ball well down to their attack and any loose balls were being picked up by Georgia Peart for Cargo’s defence. It was goal for goal in the first quarter with Express pulling away to lead 15 vs 11. The experienced Cargo, came back on to court in the second quarter ready for it, with Katie Willerton and Tracy Barford ducking and weaving around the Express defence and synching goals to take them into a better lead at 29 vs 24. There was great court play from both teams, throughout the match, Michelle Lowman taking the Centre bib for Cargo, going toe to toe with Sophie Dunbar was a battle, challenging each other for every ball. The nip and tuck from Nikki Allenby in WA for Cargo and Express WA from Sam Day was evenly matched giving an excellent feed into their shooters. A change in the third quarter for Express, saw Amber Horth coming on as WD and Alex Seaton, newly signed to C, still going toe to toe. The game commenced with Julie Klug as WD blocking Eden Felton to slow the Express attack down, with Vicky Smith GK and Georgia Peart GD doubling up on Expresses Roberta Jennings GS to try and reach for those high interceptions, however the goals were still going in. Cargo 46 vs Express 34 Last quarter, Express score was down but they were certainly not out, and still striving for a win, they came out for one last push. Great linking play for the Express Team down the court from Faye Birch GK through every player ending up in the hands of GS Roberta Jennings for a goal. Julie Klug moved to GK to take a further grip on Roberta Jennings and the battle commenced with Georgina Peart and Edan Felton from the centre court to the goal circle. Katie Ramsden, had moved from GK in the first quarter to WD in the final quarter tracking and contesting with Sam Day, which was a good watch. Final quarter saw Bring Express win the quarter 14 vs 10, but Bring Cargo hung on with the final score winning 56 vs 48. Umpires players and Players Player were Faye Birch and Georgina Peart. Well done to both Teams.

** MATCH REPORT **  Bridge McFarland Jets Vs Marisco Whites
31st May 2023

Last night saw the very best of netball that Grimsby and District Netball has to offer. Two top Division 1 teams playing for the win. Bridge McFarland Jets and Marisco Whites took to the court and all eyes were on them. Marisco Whites flew out of the blocks in the first quarter with decisive passing throughout the court, which took the experienced Bridge McFarland a little by surprise to see Marisco Whites taking the lead in the first quarter at 12 vs 8. But not letting that get them down, they came out with the competitive spirit and determination to claw the score back, a change in Jets defence saw Izzy Fisher move from GS to GK and matched Whites Libby Booker GS in the skill obtaining interceptions lending to great team work by Bridge McFarland Jets and syncing the goals pulling the score back to 19 vs 18 to Marisco Whites. The next quarter saw the teams go goal for goal, Marisco Whites took an injury into the third quarter with Hayley Jennings coming off court for Whites, a change of positions was needed and everyone was out for the win. Lydia White encouraged Bridge McFarland Jets to continue battling through and the anticipation of the whistle which was looming – edging into a 27 Vs 29 lead to Jets at the end of the third quarter. It was anyone’s game in the last quarter both teams came out pumped and wanting to secure victory. It was great to see such young players using the skills and talent across both teams to the max and are an asset to have in the league, there was great interceptions by Olivia Crow Jets WD and great movement from Amy Tiplady Whites C. An impressive performance by both teams and every player in the last quarter. Marisco Whites was searching for the space to pass from the very tight defending up and down the court by Bridge McFarland Jets, but they held the possession. Both teams had supporters positively encouraging their teams for the full hour game which made the court lively. It continued to be nip and tuck and either side trying to inch clear until the last few minutes when Marisco broke away and edged into the lead, taking the victory 42 vs 35. This really was a gripping match, with other courts keeping their eyes on the match, a very competitive but friendly game which showed good sportsmanship. Well done to Kate Clark and Edan Felton for confident umpiring.

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