Share Manchester Thunder confirm pathway youngster Yasmin Roebuck as their final first team squad member for the Vitality Netball Superleague (VNSL) 2022 season Yasmin Roebuck has gone from strength-to-strength over recent years, working her way up the Manchester Thunder performance pathway, as well as being selected for the England Roses Academy squad in the 2018/19 season. From there, Roebuck has travelled on a tour of Australia and New Zealand with the Roses U19s side, before starting all three games in Worcester for the Netball Europe U21 Championships, helping to secure a gold medal. When asked about being selected for the Thunder first team squad, Roebuck said: “I’ve only recently found out that I’ve been selected, but I’m really excited and I can’t wait to be joined by such experienced athletes, and to learn in an environment that is so challenging, and I can’t wait to step up from the under 21s to the Superleague. “I first started playing netball in primary school, and progressed on to a club team, starting at Tameside Netball Club, staying there for the whole junior seasons. I also started in the Thunder Youth pathway programme, and then gradually moved up to the U17s, U19s and U21s. “Originally I started as a goal attack, and then I’ve eventually moved out in to the centre court positions, learning all three positions [wing defence, centre and wing attack] and I enjoy them all as much as each other. “My netball idols are Laura Malcolm and Serena Guthrie. They are both big power units through the centre court, and I hope training with Laura this season will mean that I learn a lot from her.” Karen Greig, Manchester Thunder Head Coach, said: “I am delighted to have been able to give this opportunity to Yasmin. She has been a fantastic asset to our Pathway over the last seven years. “Yasmin is an athlete that can go unnoticed, largely because she is very effectively getting on with her job, and being able to play across all three centre court positions is always a good thing and she does so very efficiently. I’m looking forward to see how Yasmin develops with this opportunity.” You can see the full Thunder squad here. For all the latest of signings during the window, make sure to follow the @NetballSL on Twitter, Instagram and visit our Transfers page. Related news post 8 hours ago Non-stop Ellie Ervine relishing role at Team Bath Reading: 4 mins Team Bath Tags: Manchester Thunder Signing Window 2022 Previous Story Wasps announce full squad for upcoming 2022 season Next Story Surrey Storm announce Kelly, Curtis and Robson More News 8 hours ago News Non-stop Ellie Ervine relishing role at Team Bath Reading: 4 mins 9 hours 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 16th Apr 2024 video Round Nine Highlights: Manchester Thunder vs Leeds Rhinos More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column