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The Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel have bolstered their shooting ranks with former Tactix player Gemma Etheredge (nee Hazeldine) joining the group as an interim replacement player for Round 8.
Shooters Ellen Halpenny and Kiana Pelasio have been confirmed as permanent replacement players for the remainder of the ANZ Premiership season with the Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel.
Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel shooter Georgia Heffernan will be sidelined for the rest of the year following a serious knee injury.
World junior rowing champion Shakira Mirfin has claimed her second award on the penultimate night of the 2020 ILT Southland Sports Awards.
Consistency is a key theme in the Dunedin flat of twin Heffernan sisters Kate and Georgia as they take aim at the rebooted ANZ Premiership.
New Zealand’s ‘home of netball in the Deep South’ will host the 2020 ANZ Premiership Finals Series with all six teams converging on Invercargill in August.
Talented Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel defender Taneisha Fifita is ready to leave her mark when the revised 2020 ANZ Premiership season resumes this weekend.
The Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel have regrouped with an all-new hunger as they prepare for the challenge of this season’s revised ANZ Premiership.
Southern Steel co-captain Gina Crampton is raring to go.
Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel co-captain Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickit said the netball shutdown was not unexpected and the team was focused on playing its part to combat the spread of Covid-19.
Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic have opened their season with a 54-48 victory over the Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel.
The Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel are set to push for a fourth consecutive Finals Series appearance in the upcoming 2020 ANZ Premiership.
Gina Crampton and Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickit are set to continue their co-captaincy of the Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel for the 2020 ANZ Premiership season
Trinidad and Tobago international Kalifa McCollin is not daunted at the prospect of replacing Silver Ferns shooter Te Paea Selby-Rickit at the Southern Steel.
Men’s netball can play an important role in supporting mental health, according to top Southland player Dylan Moore.
Most people have heard the redemption song which played after the Silver Ferns’ Netball World Cup win earlier this year, but what isn’t as well known is the role that a former Gore High School student played in it.
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone prouder than Angee Shand when the NZ Men’s netball team lines up against the Silver Ferns later this month.
