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词条 Team Bath (netball)
释义

  1. History

  2. 2019 season

  3. 2018 Season

  4. 2017 Season

  5. 2016 Season

  6. See also

  7. References

  8. External links

{{About||the brand name of the University of Bath's sports operation|Team Bath|}}{{Use dmy dates|date=January 2015}}{{Use British English|date=January 2015}}{{Infobox netball team
| team name = Team Bath Netball
| image =TeamBath.gif
| imagesize =
| founded = 2005
| location = Bath, Somerset
| regions = South West England
| venue = University of Bath
| captain = Eboni Usoro-Brown & Serena Guthrie
| chairperson =
| coach = Anna Stembridge
| manager =
| league = Netball Superleague
| season = 2018
| position = 4th
| body1 = blue
| pattern_b1 = thinyellowsides
| skirt1 = blue
| pattern_sk1 =
|Superleague titles=2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
| url = {{URL |https://netball.teambath.com/}}
}}

Team Bath are part of the Netball Superleague (UK), which consists of the top ten netball teams in England, Scotland and Wales. Team Bath is the brand name of the University of Bath's sports operation. The club is located in Bath, Somerset, South West England, and play their home games at the University's Sports Training Village.[1] The Team Bath franchise represents the South West and West of England.

History

Team Bath are the nation's most successful Netball Superleague team, winning five of the campaigns contested to date with victories in 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2013.[2] They also won the 2013 Cathedral City Lighter FastNet Grand Prix, winning all five of their matches, and were runners-up in the inaugural British Fast5 All-Stars Championship in 2017.

Head coach of the Superleague team is Anna Stembridge (née Mayes), while the director of netball is Jess Thirlby (née Garland).

Team Bath Netball are sponsored by Sitec, Mogers Drewett and Soldi are their Partners, Centurion Chartered Financial Planning are supporting the team’s performance analysis capabilities, Viper 10 are the kit supplier and Skins provide the team with compression wear.

2019 season

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| head_coach = Anna Stembridge
| centre court coach = TBC
| specialist coach = Jess Thirlby
| coach = TBC
| assistant coach = TBC
| apprentice coach = TBC
| team manager = Sophie Warner
| updated = 5th January 2019
| url_team = https://netball.teambath.com/team/
| url_anzc = http://netballsl.com/teams/team-bath/
}}
DateOpponentsH/AResultWin/loss
Jan 5Celtic DragonsA41-58W
Jan 11Strathclyde SirensA45-55W
Jan 28Surrey StormH50-56L
Feb 9Loughborough LightningA50-75W
Feb 16Saracens MavericksA68-45L
Feb 22Wasps NetballH46-57L
Mar 1Manchester ThunderH60-56W
Mar 11London PulseA60-64W
Mar 16Celtic DragonsH56-50W
Mar 22Strathclyde SirensH51-47W
Mar 25Severn StarsH53-43W
Apr 1Surrey StormA48-57W
Apr 6Wasps NetballA61-46L
Apr 12Loughborough LightningH
Apr 20Severn StarsA
Apr 21Saracens MavericksH
Apr 27Manchester ThunderA
May 4London PulseH

2018 Season

The 2018 Team Bath Netball Superleague squad was made up of Eboni Beckford-Chambers (captain), Imogen Allison, Kadeen Corbin, Sophie Drakeford-Lewis, Asha Francis, Layla Guscoth, Josie Janz-Dawson, Chelsea Lewis, Tash Pavelin, Paige Reed, Mia Ritchie, Jess Shaw, Rachel Shaw and Jazz Scott. South Africa international Zanele Vimbela joined the squad in March 2018 as an injury replacement for Josie Janz-Dawson.[3]

Team Bath finished fourth in the table to reach the semi-finals for a 12th time.[4]

DateOpponentsH/AResultWin/loss
Feb 10Team NorthumbriaA39-52W
Feb 19Celtic DragonsA35-54W
Feb 23Surrey StormH60-44W
Feb 26Severn StarsA47-48W
Mar 9Manchester ThunderH51-60L
Mar 17Loughborough LightningA54-59W
Apr 22WaspsA61-44L
Apr 29benecosMavericksA57-41L
May 4Celtic DragonsH66-39W
May 7Severn StarsH51-35W
May 12Surrey StormA56-51W
May 21Team NorthumbriaH54-42W
May 26UWS SirensA51-43L
Jun 1benecosMavericksH54-45W
Jun 4UWS SIrensH60-34W
Jun 8Loughborough LightningH42-43L
Jun 15WaspsH40-58L
Jun 23Manchester ThunderA54-47L
Jun 30Wasps (semi-final)A54-39L

2017 Season

The 2017 Team Bath Netball Superleague squad was made up of Eboni Beckford-Chambers (captain), Imogen Allison, Samantha Cook, Layla Guscoth, Chelsea Lewis, Paige Reed, Mia Ritchie, Laura Rudland, Jess Shaw, Rachel Shaw and Jamaica internationals Shantal Slater and Vangelee Williams.[5]

After a slow start to the season, Team Bath won seven games in a row to finish fourth in the table and reach the semi-finals, where they were beaten by Loughborough Lightning. They went on to finish fourth overall after defeat to Manchester Thunder in the third-place play-off.[6]

Date Opponents H/AResultWin/Loss
Sat 18 FebCeltic DragonsA41-51 W
Sat 25 FebHerfordshire MavericksA42-49 W
Mon 6 MarLoughborough LightningH41-47 L
Sat 11 MarSevern StarsA39-48W
Mon 20 MarSurrey StormH46-52L
Fri 24 MarTeam NorthumbriaH47-38W
Fri 31 MarSirensA51-45L
Fri 7 AprManchester Thunder H 41-48L
Fri 14 AprHertfordshire MavericksH45-46L
Mon 17 AprLoughborough LightningA40-49L
Sat 22 AprCeltic DragonsH58-48W
Fri 28 AprSevern StarsH59-33W
Mon 1 MaySurrey StormA49-56W
Mon 8 MayWaspsH55-53W
Mon 15 MayTeam NorthumbriaA44-56W
Fri 19 MaySirensH63-47W
Mon 29 MayManchester ThunderA45-57W
Sat 3 JunWaspsA49-35L
Sat 10 JunLoughborough LightningN66-45L
Sun 11 JunManchester ThunderN56-48L

2016 Season

The 2016 Team Bath Netball squad was made up of Eboni Beckford-Chambers (captain), Samantha Cook, Claire Brownie, Shaunagh Craig, Nicole Humphrys, Alana John, Chelsea Lewis, Karla Mostert, Sarah Penny, Lenize Potgieter, Mia Ritchie, Laura Rudland, Rachel Shaw, Amanda Varey and Jo Vann.[7] University of Bath students Humphrys and Rudland replaced Jazz Scott and Asha Francis, who had to withdraw from the squad once the season had started.

Team Bath reached the Superleague semi-finals by finishing fourth in the final table, level on points with Surrey Storm and Hertfordshire Mavericks in second and third respectively. Manchester Thunder topped the table.[8]

Team Bath lost 53-46 at Manchester Thunder in the semi-finals but beat Hertfordshire Mavericks 49-48 in the third-place play-off to finish the season as bronze medallists.

Team Bath's 2016 Vitality Netball Superleague fixtures and results

Date Opponents Venue Result W/L/D
Sat 30 JanSurrey StormGenting Arena47-44 W
Mon 1 FebYorkshire JetsHeadingley Arena38-58W
Fri 12 FebManchester ThunderSports Training Village37-62L
Fri 19 FebTeam NorthumbriaSports Training Village58-28 W
Sat 27 FebCeltic DragonsCwmbran Stadium45-65 W
Mon 29 FebHertfordshire Mavericks Sports Training Village 42-56L
Fri 4 Mar Loughborough Lightning Sports Training Village60-44 W
Sat 12 MarSurrey StormSurrey Sports Park54-42L
Fri 18 MarYorkshire Jets Sports Training Village 67-37W
Sat 26 Mar Manchester Thunder Thunderdome 69-51L
Mon 28 MarCeltic Dragons Sports Training Village 60-42W
Sat 9 AprTeam NorthumbriaNorthumbria University41-51W
Sat 16 AprHertfordshire MavericksHertfordshire Sports Village54-55W
Sat 23 AprLoughborough LightningLoughborough University55-75W
Sat 30 AprManchester Thunder (semi-final)Thunderdome56-43L
Sat 7 MayGrand Final/3rd-place play-offCopper Box Arena49-48W

See also

  • Netball in England

References

1. ^http://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/
2. ^{{Cite web|url = http://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/superleague/|title = The Vitality Netball Superleague {{!}} Team Bath|website = www.teambath.com|access-date = 2016-03-30}}
3. ^https://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/superleague/superleague-squad/previous-netball-superleague-squads/
4. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.netballsl.com/table/vitality-superleague-2018/|title=2018 League Table|website=Superleague Netball|accessdate=2 October 2018}}
5. ^https://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/superleague/superleague-squad/
6. ^{{Cite web|url=https://www.teambath.com/2017/06/11/superleague-thunder-bronze-medal-report/|title=Pride and positives as Team Bath Netball end Superleague season on a battling note {{!}} Team Bath|website=www.teambath.com|language=en|access-date=2017-11-28}}
7. ^{{Cite web|url = http://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/superleague/superleague-squad/|title = The Netball Superleague Squad {{!}} Team Bath|website = www.teambath.com|access-date = 2016-03-30}}
8. ^{{Cite web|url=http://www.netballsl.com/table/vitality-superleague/|title=Vitality Superleague {{!}} Vitality Netball Superleague|website=www.netballsl.com|access-date=2016-04-26}}

External links

  • [https://www.teambath.com/sport/netball/ Team Bath official website]
  • [https://netball.teambath.com/ Team Bath Superleague website]
{{Netball Superleague}}{{University of Bath}}

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