Netball Super League | Storm return to winning ways against Mavericks

Match Details

22nd April 2023

Round 13

Louise Travis Kate Mann Alison Harrison

Hertfordshire Sports Village

Match Results

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First Centre Pass

Mikki Austin Surrey Storm View profile

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Yasmin Brookes of Surrey Storm receives the ball

Surrey Storm returned to winning ways with a 63-51 win away at Saracens Mavericks.

Mikki Austin's side were dealt a blow last time out by a 57-49 defeat at the hands of Manchester Thunder, but were back to their flowing best in their first of two Round 13 fixtures.

Energised by a recent victory and a vocal home crowd, the Black and Reds started the contest with a bang, playing fast, full-court netball that challenged their top four opponents.

After an end-to-end start the Black and Reds gained a two-goal advantage over the visitors, but Austin’s side found a way back on top to go into the first break with a narrow lead.

💬 “At these stage every single 3 points we can secure is critical”

Head coach @mikki_austin pleased with the bounce back performance this afternoon #NSL2023 pic.twitter.com/HZqRjJQG1w

— Bartercard Surrey Storm (@SurreyStorm) April 22, 2023

Storm then gained a foothold in the second quarter, extending their lead to go in five to the good at the break before pulling away after half-time to produce a comfortable margin.

Mavericks rotated their squad to good effect but a close final 15 wasn’t enough to catch the Duck Egg Blue.

Sophie Drakeford-Lewis was the star for Storm, producing a Player of the Match performance at goal attack with 25 goals, one intercept, three deflections, and two turnovers in a typically all-action display.

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