The juggle of motherhood and netball can be both hugely rewarding and overwhelming at the same time. On Mother’s Day we pay tribute to our Magic Mothers – role models for our netball community all wanting to be an example for their kids as they continue to pave the way through netball with their number one fans watching courtside.
A new partnership forged with Whakaaro set the objective to fast track the ability to form trusting, open and honest relationships within a new-look Splice Construction Magic team.
In a tenacious performance that evolved with the game, the MG Mystics avenged their Round 1 loss to Splice Construction Magic, with a 56-44 victory in Auckland.
It’s been a challenging start to the ANZ Premiership for the Splice Construction Magic, but captain Samantha Winders is confident that the team is heading back to winning ways.
Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse have bounced back from their extra time loss seven days ago, continually building on their lead to hand the Splice Construction Magic a 52-39 defeat in Rotorua.
Pulsating from start to finish, a buzzer-time goal proved the difference when Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse pipped Splice Construction Magic 51-50 in a 60-minute thriller in Hamilton on Sunday.
As netball and sport fans celebrate of 25 years of elite netball leagues in New Zealand this week, there’s one existing team that’s been there from the start.
A massive second half effort - spearheaded by an eight-goal run - saw the Trident Home Tactix score their first win of the ANZ Premiership season, 61-54 over the Splice Construction Magic on their home court in Tauranga.
