Share Surrey Storm have announced the signing of Vitality Rose and Vitality Netball Superleague Player of the Season Layla Guscoth for the 2023 campaign. Last season the 30 year-old finished top of the standings for intercepts (65), turnovers (108) and third for deflections (86) earning her the biggest individual award you can win as a VNSL player, being voted Vitality Player of the Season. The athletic goal defence was also recognised across the league being selected to the All-Star 7 VNSL team at GD. Guscoth brings with her a wealth of experience having played at every level possible across the sport. After making her international debut with the Vitality Roses in 2012, she has since played at the 2019 World Cup, winning a bronze medal, as well as the most recent Commonwealth Games in her hometown, Birmingham. At a club level Guscoth has had an extensive VNSL career which spans Mavericks from 2011 through to most recently Team Bath. In that time she has won a VNSL title and has played overseas in the Suncorp Super Netball league for Adelaide Thunderbirds. Excited to be joining Surrey Storm, Layla commented: “I am really looking forward to the upcoming season with storm. “It’s exciting for me to have a new challenge and new environment, seeing the growth of Storm and the togetherness of the team is something I can’t wait to be a part of.” Delighted with this signing Head Coach Mikki Austin said: “As one of the best defenders in world netball right now, and one of the most sort after players, we are ecstatic to sign Layla to Surrey Storm. “Layla brings a wealth of domestic and international experience along with a ball winning ability unlike any other. Alongside what she brings as a netballer, Layla is also a fantastic person to add into our environment to raise the standard and continue to push our mental toughness.” For news on all of the latest signings during the window, make sure to follow the @NetballSL on Twitter, Instagram and subscribe to our newsletter. On Twitter, you’ll be able to keep across the ins and outs with our 2023 Signing Window Twitter Moment. For specific club news, be sure to be across all eleven of our teams on their respective social media accounts and subscribe to our List. We will also be covering each signing in full on our website, offering weekly round-ups and are offering a comprehensive overview of 2023 squads on our Transfers page. Don’t miss out! Related news post 1 day ago How Niamh Cooper learned to embrace her body Reading: 4 mins Severn Stars Tags: Layla Guscoth Signing Window 2023 Surrey Storm VNSL VNSL 2023 Previous Story Team Bath announce new look squad for 2023 season Next Story Wales international Jones joins Leeds Rhinos More News 1 day ago News How Niamh Cooper learned to embrace her body Reading: 4 mins 1 day ago News Where to Watch: Round 12 Reading: 6 mins 1 day ago News Netball Super League broadcast fixtures for rounds 14 and 15 announced Reading: 1 min 30th Apr 2024 News #SeeUsNow video series on netballers’ experiences and women’s health launches Reading: 3 mins 30th Apr 2024 video Round 11 Highlights: Leeds Rhinos vs Loughborough Lightning More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column