News Archive, Category: Netball

Student-athletes Ross Telfer and Emily Cox, both holding certificates, stood next to a board featuring the Team Bath and Rengen logos plus the words "Athlete of the Month"

Resilience rewarded as netballer Emily Cox and hockey player Ross Telfer win latest Rengen Athlete of the Month Awards

08 December 2025

Netballer Emily Cox and hockey player Ross Telfer have been rewarded for their resilience and dedication by being named as the latest winners of the Team Bath Rengen Athlete of the Month Award. Architecture student Cox received the October award in recognition of the commitment and outstanding attitude she has shown while recovering from an Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury she suffered during her first week of pre-season as a fresher in September 2024. [caption...

The Team Bath Netball 2026 NXT Gen League squad. 10 players are standing with their arms crossed, Sienna Rutherford is in the middle holding a ball, and 6 players are sitting or kneeling at the front.

Team Bath Netball looking to build on strong foundations as returning stars are joined by exciting new faces for 2026 NXT Gen League

21 October 2025

Team Bath Netball are ready to “hit the ground running” after announcing an exciting 17-strong squad of returning stars, experienced players and emerging talent for the 2026 NXT Gen League. Twelve members of the squad that finished runners-up in the inaugural league campaign will return for the new season including the 2025 captain and vice-captain, Lily Jones and Lottie Robinson, and Welsh Feathers internationals Ellen Morgan and Poppy Tydeman. University of Bath students Lucy Button,...

Four England netball players, wearing red, hold their arms aloft in triumph after being presented with bronze medals at the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup.

Trio of Bath sporting scholars help England win bronze at 2025 Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar

29 September 2025

University of Bath sporting scholars Sophie Kelly, Jayda Pechova and Alanna Pullen helped England win bronze at the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar. Business student Kelly, a Bill Whiteley Scholar, and Sports Performance duo Pechova and Pullen, supported by Trendell and Alumni Fund Scholarships respectively, were part of a 12-strong squad that matched the Roses’ achievement from the last World Youth Cup in 2017. England made smooth progress through the round-robin stage, topping...

A graphic promoting the Student Sports Pass at the University of Bath. There are pictures of people using various sporting facilities including a basketball court, swimming pool, tennis court, athletics track and badminton court. There are icons representing the different sports and facilties students can access. The text reads: "Free Student Sport. Did you know? Your student library card is also your Sports Pass? Activate your card on arrival at the Sports Training Village and take advantage of our world-class facilities right on your doorstep."

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15 September 2025

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A graphic featuring headshots of nine Team Bath and University of Bath netballers who have been selected to compete at the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup. The text below the images reads (clockwise from top left) "Sophie Kelly, England. Jayda Pechova, England. Alanna Pullen, England. Immi Shaw, Northern Ireland. Zoe Maynard, Northern Ireland. Madison Sims, Wales. Lilia Davies, Wales. Dani Carr, Wales. Matilda Smyth, Scotland."

University of Bath sporting scholars and emerging Team Bath talent head to Gibraltar for 2025 Netball World Youth Cup

14 September 2025

Several Team Bath Netball players and University of Bath sporting scholars will be showcasing their talents on the global stage when the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup takes place in Gibraltar from 19th to 28th September. NXT Gen League shooter Dani Carr has been named in the Wales squad and fellow University of Bath student Matilda Smyth has been selected by Scotland, while Immi Shaw and Zoe Maynard will represent Northern Ireland. Lilia Davies and Madison Sims are reserves...

Team Bath Netball player Alanna Pullen on the Team Bath Arena court, holding the ball above her head as she prepares to pass. She is being watched by a crowd of spectators and her team-mates on the bench.

Alanna Pullen becomes third University of Bath sporting scholar to be awarded Netball Super League contract for 2026 season

22 August 2025

University of Bath sporting scholar Alanna Pullen has followed up her Netball World Youth Cup selection by being awarded a 2026 Super League contract by Birmingham Panthers. It comes after a standout season for the dynamic attacking mid-courter with Team Bath Netball, where she started every game as the Blue & Gold finished runners-up in the inaugural NXT Gen League campaign. Pullen - a Sports Performance student supported an Alumni Fund Scholarship - also excelled...

Profile pictures of netballers Alanna Pullen and Sophie Kelly, with an AI-generated England flag behind them.

England call on Team Bath’s Alanna Pullen and scholar Sophie Kelly for 2025 Netball World Youth Cup

15 August 2025

Team Bath Netball’s Alanna Pullen and University of Bath sporting scholar Sophie Kelly have been named in the England U21 squad for the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup, taking place in Gibraltar from 19-28 September. Trendell Sporting Scholar Jayda Pechova is a non-travelling reserve for the tournament, which features the top 20 teams in the world and sees England take on Sri Lanka, Jamaica, Tonga and Wales in the group stages. Pullen, a dynamic wing-attack...

Nottingham Forest Netball player Jayda Pechova, right, has her eyes on the ball as she attempts to intercept an aerial pass from a Loughborough Lightning player. who is pictured left.

Bath scholar Jayda Pechova targeting Netball World Youth Cup after being named as NSL Young Player of the Year 2025

19 July 2025

A standout season with new franchise Nottingham Forest has earned University of Bath sporting scholar Jayda Pechova the NSL (Netball Super League) Young Player of the Year Award for 2025. The Sports Performance student was in the top three players for interceptions, deflections and gains as she continued the excellent defensive partnership she had forged with Tash Pavelin at Team Bath Netball to help Forest finish fifth in their debut season. Pechova, who is supported...

A photo of London Pulse players Gracie Smith and Sophie Kelly holding the Netball Super League trophy following the 2025 Grand Final victory over Loughborough Lightning at The O2 Arena.

Bath sporting scholar Sophie Kelly wins Netball Super League title with London Pulse

06 July 2025

University of Bath sporting scholar Sophie Kelly helped London Pulse secure their first-ever Netball Super League title at The O2 Arena on Sunday. The goal-attack, who is supported by a Bill Whiteley Scholarship, was among the impact players for Pulse as they defeated defending champions Loughborough Lightning 53-45 in a Grand Final watched by a record NSL crowd of 9,326 spectators. Kelly has spent the past three years juggling her netball career with studying Management...

A picture of Alanna Pullen, the Team Bath Rengen Athlete of the Month for May 2025, holding a certificate in front of a display board. She is flanked by University of Bath Director of Sport Stephen Baddeley (left) and Performance Sport Officer Sarah Collin.

Sporting scholar Alanna Pullen named Athlete of the Month after stellar season with Team Bath Netball and England selections

24 June 2025

Team Bath Netball and England U21 star Alanna Pullen has capped a stellar season by being named as the latest Team Bath Rengen Athlete of the Month. The Alumni Fund Sporting Scholar was a standout performer for the Blue & Gold during the inaugural NXT Gen League season, starting every game and playing an influential role as the squad won silver medals. Pullen also helped the University of Bath’s 1sts reach the BUCS Championship Final...

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