What you may have missed last week

We’ve pulled together some of the best bits, things you may have missed or even bits you might just want to see again.

#MakeThatCall

Wasps Netball have brought the Make That Call campaign to netball and have been making calls to the netball family and their season ticket holders in particular. It has never been more important to stay connected and the Make That Call campaign does exactly that.

Today I had the privilege of calling Bobby-a big @Wasps_Netball fan&season ticket holder. It’s so important we all stay connected&positive as a netball family right now. I’m excited to meet Bobby&Ella once we are back🐝I nominate @GabsLMarshall @imoallison to #makethatcall📞 too! pic.twitter.com/xCWQ0bKkMF

— Francesca Williams (@fwills11) March 20, 2020

The Atkinson Challenge

Strathclyde Sirens Director of Netball Karen Atkinson has been at her home in Italy with the family and finding creative ways to stay entertained. A series of challenges have been posted to twitter with her two children staying active and competing throughout this time. Why not use this as inspiration for your own challenges at home?

Quarantine Day 14: Wanging stuff at old coloured cloths…. Part A. Step forward Jacob….. pic.twitter.com/cjsEAcwQzL

— Karen Atkinson (@kazacko) March 21, 2020

The Surrey Storm Shooting Challenge

In the absence of Superleague netball, Surrey Storm launched a 16 person shooting challenge and began accepting entries from Superleague and NPL players. Upon filling the tournament, the draw was launched and all players have until the evening of Monday 24 March to submit their first round.

We can confirm 2 contestants have sent over their attempts 👀👀

14 remaining!

Contestants – you have until 6pm tomorrow evening to get your videos filmed and sent over!

We will release video attempts in the coming days 👀 pic.twitter.com/ayr0FTOmR3

— Surrey Storm (@SurreyStorm) March 22, 2020

Cardwell v Bruno

In preparation for Surrey Storm’s shooting challenge, Eleanor Cardwell managed to bring in a specialist defender to help with her practice. Bruno managed to put enough pressure on Cardwell to briefly put her off her stride but the three-time Superleague winning Vitality Rose was quick to regain her form.

When the dog sabotages your practice for the @SurreyStorm competition!! @kjgreigy @KathrynTurner3 hows your practice coming along??😂 @thundernetball pic.twitter.com/An1BHOeVGX

— Eleanor Cardwell (@ECardwell11) March 22, 2020

The Dragons workout 

Celtic Dragons shared what an early morning session looks like for their players. You can hear from Superleague Head Coach Tania Hoffman and the side Strength and Conditioning Coach.

🆕 What does it take to be an elite netballer?

Check out our Dragons' early morning training routine this @NetballSL season at @cardiffmet 🐲

Hear from Head Coach Tania Hoffman and S&C Coach @CMetSandC 😅

Hopefully our athletes will be able to hit the gym once again soon! 💪 pic.twitter.com/h38I92jwGf

— Celtic Dragons (@celtic_dragons) March 20, 2020

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