The weather did not affect the level of netball played as the U16 A team strode to victory against the St Joseph’s sixth form team. Excellent defending from Nancy King, who proved to be a wall against the St Joseph’s attack, and also Mia King for stepping up and considerably adding the team’s defence, proved crucial. Georgina Warren, Lucy Frank and Emma Harrington once again dominated the centre court, eliminating the St Joseph’s defence. Team work, precision of movement and ball placement, along with the superb shooting of Millie Leith and Chloe Neall, led Woodbridge to come away with a comfortable win of 19-10.
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