Share Severn Stars’ Head Coach, Sam Bird, is hoping her team can make it five wins in a row at home in their last game of the season. Stars’ recent positive form has seen them win four home games in a row, including the largest winning margin in the club’s history last weekend against Team Northumbria. Now Bird is keen to see a fifth against Celtic Dragons at the University of Worcester Arena on Monday (June 25, 7.30pm), to close out the season on a positive note for their fans. “We are really keen to obviously give our fans a great performance in our last home game,” she said. “We love playing at home. We like to be able to prepare and we’re really looking forward to it. It’s really important that we go out and perform how we can to just round everything up. It’s the last chance for the players to play this season and will be an emotional day for me as I’m so proud of how far the squad has come. “Our fans have been fantastic this season, sticking with the team despite some tough losses earlier in the campaign, and it is great that we have been able to repay their loyalty and enthusiasm with some winning performances as the season draws to a close.” Last Saturday (June 16) saw the team defeat Team Northumbria by 30 goals, 63-33. Bird said she believed such a result showed the team’s progress over the course of the season. “For us we could do with a couple more fixtures really and I think we’d be up there challenging,” she said. “Not even teams at the top are necessarily winning by these massive margins. It shows where we want to be and how to push on for next year.” Bird added that, despite their winning form, Stars were prepared for a tough test against Welsh side Dragons. “Dragons are a competitive and physical team,” she said. “They are truly passionate and are always a determined and challenging team to compete with.” Image credit: Lindsey Dowthwaite Photography Related news post 1 day ago Where to Watch: Round 10 Reading: 6 mins Cardiff Dragons London Pulse Loughborough Lightning Manchester Thunder Saracens Mavericks Severn Stars Strathclyde Sirens Surrey Storm Team Bath Tags: Celtic Dragons Sam Bird Severn Stars Previous Story Stars looking to end season on a high Next Story Wasps’ Greenway: “We want to be even better and we know we can be” More News 1 day ago News Where to Watch: Round 10 Reading: 6 mins 2 days ago News Non-stop Ellie Ervine relishing role at Team Bath Reading: 4 mins 2 days ago News Vote for your favourite players: Win tickets to the NSL Grand Final 2024! Reading: 1 min 16th Apr 2024 News Nicola Smith already at home in Loughborough Reading: 4 mins 16th Apr 2024 News Round 9: Pulse earn thrilling win over Mavericks Reading: 5 mins More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column