By Katherine Bye
The match against Ipswich was very different to the last being outside on a very slippery court with a strong wind. The match started off with a quick pace but no goals were scored by either team in the first 8 minutes. With many great interceptions from our team going up the court, excellent defending and goal scoring we kept going and maintained control of the match. There was a constant sense of determination to win, which paid off with many goals being scored throughout the match keeping us steadily ahead of Ipswich all the way through. The final score was 16-11 with great play by all.
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