Old news that is too good to throw away!
Message from Worcester Netball Club:
We share the sad news that after a long illness Becky Giddins has lost her battle with Cancer. A unique netballer, with lay ups and creative style that will live in our memories forever. A coach who could inspire a player to want to play the game and many will play now because of her influence. A wife, daughter, sister and friend to so many people. She will be sadly missed by all of us at the club ❤️ Rest in Peace Becky (Moley) ❤️#BeRed
We share the sad news that after a long illness Becky Giddins has lost her battle with Cancer. A unique netballer, with lay ups and creative style that will live in our memories forever. A coach who could inspire a player to want to play the game and many will play now because of her influence. A wife, daughter, sister and friend to so many people. She will be sadly missed by all of us at the club ❤️ Rest in Peace Becky (Moley) ❤️#BeRed
Tremendous achievement for the players, coaches, officials and supporters.
The squad from left to right are:
Back row: Cathy Bedney, Chloe Burrows, Kellie Hull, Lucy Herdman, Dannie Perry Huggins, Hayley Rudd, Laura Gregory, Rachel Sweet (Captain), Philippa Yarranton, Sarah Holden, Hannah Leighton.
Front row; Cherelle Jones, Erin Allport, Laura Gale, Kiante Lightbourne
The squad from left to right are:
Back row: Cathy Bedney, Chloe Burrows, Kellie Hull, Lucy Herdman, Dannie Perry Huggins, Hayley Rudd, Laura Gregory, Rachel Sweet (Captain), Philippa Yarranton, Sarah Holden, Hannah Leighton.
Front row; Cherelle Jones, Erin Allport, Laura Gale, Kiante Lightbourne
Huge CONGRATULATIONS to Ryland Netball Club.
Premier League 3 Champions
Here are some members of the squad after they were presented with the trophy just before the Superleague Final 2015 at the Copperbox Arena.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING GIRLS WHO HAVE ALL PREVIOUSLY GONE THROUGH THE WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY PATHWAY AND ARE NOW IN THE NATIONAL OR WEST MIDLANDS REGIONAL PROGRAMME:
Charlotte Collins, England U19 Squad, West Midlands Warriors (Captain), Regional Performance Academy.
Ellie Moore, West Midlands Warriors, Regional Performance Academy.
Lois Brown, West Midlands Warriors, Regional Performance Academy.
Jess Wilcox, Regional Performance Academy.
Frankie Subert, Regional Academy.
Freya Weston, Regional Academy.
Honor Jeavons, Regional Academy.
Olivia Tyler, Transitional Regional Academy.
Charlotte Collins, England U19 Squad, West Midlands Warriors (Captain), Regional Performance Academy.
Ellie Moore, West Midlands Warriors, Regional Performance Academy.
Lois Brown, West Midlands Warriors, Regional Performance Academy.
Jess Wilcox, Regional Performance Academy.
Frankie Subert, Regional Academy.
Freya Weston, Regional Academy.
Honor Jeavons, Regional Academy.
Olivia Tyler, Transitional Regional Academy.
Sheila Perks (MBE) received a national award at England Netball’s Goalden Globes held at the National Motorcycle Museum in Solihull on Saturday 21st September. Sheila received “The Hall of Fame Award ” for her outstanding contribution to netball for over 60 years. President of England Netball Janet Wrighton recognised her as not only a an incredible coach but a friend and mentor to all of the players she has been involved with. Sheila continues to coach the Worcestershire U12 County Academy.
Pictured left receiving her award with Janet Wrighton (President of England Netball) and Paul Clarke (CEO England Netball).
Pictured left receiving her award with Janet Wrighton (President of England Netball) and Paul Clarke (CEO England Netball).
MANY CONGRATULATIONS TO ANNA MAYES AND HER ENGLAND SQUAD AND SUPPORT STAFF WHO MANAGED AN INCREDIBLE 3-0 SERIES WIN OVER THE WORLD NO:1's AUSTRALIA!!
If any of you were able to watch the game live you will have seen Sheila Perks MBE receive her Lifetime Achievement Award from Sport Coach UK for her outstanding services to netball. The prize was presented to her by Stacey Francis, England Goal Defence, who Sheila coached when she joined Ryland netball club when she was 13. Sheila has helped and encouraged many players at club, county, regional and national level over the last 60 years and can still be seen at many county and regional sessions passing on her enthusiasm and wise words. Not only does she encourage girls to participate in the game but she is also mentoring budding young coaches too. - Well done Sheila!!
How great is this tweet from Stacey Francis?
Stacey started her netball career with Ryland Netball Club and is also a former Worcester County player.
It just goes to show that if you work hard you too could play for England!!
It just goes to show that if you work hard you too could play for England!!
