Share The highly anticipated draw for the 2019 British Fast5 All-Star Championship has been completed and there are a number of thrilling fixtures that will take place at the Copper Box Arena in London on Saturday 12 October. Across a five-hour session, the eight teams will play in a double-elimination format; two wins and the team will advance straight through to the semi-finals while two losses will result in being knocked out of the tournament. Teams that have won one and lost one of their opening matches will play a deciding match for a place in the last four. Defending champions Wasps will take on Severn Stars who are boosted by the addition of All-Star Leana de Bruin. Reigning Vitality Netball Superleague champions Manchester Thunder will face Loughborough Lightning. This is a fixture that will see Australian Diamonds legend Erin Bell up against Vitality Roses star Jo Harten for Thunder and Lightning respectively as they look to fire their sides into the final with their exception shooting skills. Stacey Francis returns to Team Bath for the championship and told Sky Sports she is ‘excited to be back in blue and gold’. They will take on Celtic Dragons who finished seventh in the 2019 Vitality Netball Superleague. The final fixture drawn put Surrey Storm up against Saracens Mavericks. Speaking to Sky Sports at the draw, Saracens Mavericks Kadeen Corbin said: “We have good quality players and we’ll see how we get on and hopefully we can get to the final”. The games get underway at 1pm on Saturday 12 October and sill be shown live on Sky Sports. British Fast5 All-Star draw: Wasps v Severn Stars Manchester Thunder v Loughborough Lightning Team Bath v Celtic Dragons Surrey Storm v Saracens Mavericks To stay up to date with the Vitality Netball Superleague, including player movements, tickets and the latest news make sure you sign up to the Vitality Netball Superleague mailing list, you can sign up here. Related news post 16th Dec 2024 Manchester Thunder announce leadership team for 2025 Reading: 3 mins Manchester Thunder Tags: British Fast5 All-Stars Championship Celtic Dragons Loughborough Lightning Manchester Thunder Saracens Mavericks Severn Stars Surrey Storm Team Bath Wasps Netball Previous Story Suzy Drane calls time on Vitality Netball Superleague Next Story Lightning, Bath and Storm confirm Fast5 squads More News 20th Dec 2024 wpforms Event Accreditation – Netball Super League – Super Cup 2025 Reading: 6 mins 16th Dec 2024 News Manchester Thunder announce leadership team for 2025 Reading: 3 mins 6th Dec 2024 News The Netball Super League introduces the two-goal Super Shot ahead of new rules and innovations for the 2025 season Reading: 4 mins 25th Nov 2024 News Catching up with Nottingham Forest Netball’s Rhea Dixon as she makes her international debut Reading: 6 mins 21st Nov 2024 News Netball Super League confirms new Board of Directors to lead the League into the new era of professionalisation Reading: 4 mins More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column