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Team Bath Netball

Match Details

22nd May 2023
Round 18
Rhian Edwards Rachael Radford Louise Travis
Hertfordshire Sports Village
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Match Results

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Team Bath pick up first away win at Saracens Mavericks

Team Bath Netball secured a first away win of the season as they came out on top in a 57-54 win at Saracens Mavericks.

The Blue & Gold and their old rivals went goal for goal, with just a couple of goals separating the sides for much of the contest, before clinically pulling away in the closing minutes to win 57-54.

It was the perfect response to the disappointment of Saturday’s visit to Leeds Rhinos, where Team Bath had led 36-25 after an excellent first half but fell away in the second 30 minutes and were beaten 59-55.

As against Rhinos 48 hours earlier, Team Bath came out firing at the Hertfordshire Sports Village and opened up a 9-5 lead midway through the first quarter.

However, that was to be the biggest margin between the sides until the dying stages of the match as Mavericks closed the gap to 13-12 after the first 15 minutes.

The next two quarters saw the teams go goal for goal, with the hosts – captained by former Blue & Gold star Sasha Corbin in her last home game before retirement – edging into a 29-28 lead at half-time and Team Bath taking the third quarter to go into the final period with a narrow 44-43 advantage.

It continued to be nip and tuck, with neither side able to pull clear until six minutes from time when fantastic defensive pressure from Jayda Pechova and Caroline Mtukule forced an error and Team Bath were able to put a run of three goals together to edge into a 52-50 lead.

Clinical finishing from Betsy Creak and Kadeen Corbin ensured the gap remained at two until the last minute when Mavericks were pressured into another mistake, allowing Team Bath to finally put the game to bed.

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