England International Beth Cobden knows all about Netball Super League Grand Final success and will be hoping for more as Loughborough Lightning chase an unprecedented third consecutive title.
Born in Stafford, Cobden attended Manchester University and gained a degree in Accounting and Finance.
Her time in the north-west also saw her start her professional career with Manchester Thunder in which her four-year stint produced two NSL titles.
The majority of her career has been spent at Loughborough across two stints, and she gained Player of the Year honours in 2021 as her team clinched the NSL crown.
Her career has featured significant battles with injury, specifically three ACL injuries, one of which occurring in the 2018 Grand Final. But she has battled back every time.
She has gone on to also win the NSL title in 2023 and 2024 whilst at Loughborough, being a pivotal in last season’s success.
Cobden has played in Australia for Melbourne Vixens and Southern Force.
On the international front, she has won Commonwealth Games gold in 2018 with England a year after winning the Fast5 Netball World Series.
She has also twice won the Taini Jamison Trophy, in 2021 and 2024, the first of which was England’s first series win in New Zealand.
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