Ashbourne Wednesday You Play Netball League – Week 9 Round-Up

Week nine of the Ashbourne Wednesday 7-a-side Netball League delivered another enjoyable and competitive evening of netball as the season continues to move closer to its conclusion. With teams now well settled and confidence growing across the league, the standard of play on display reflected the hard work and commitment shown by everyone involved.

One of the highlights of the night was a closely contested match between Ash & Dash and Bourne Lucky. Both teams worked tirelessly throughout the game, resulting in an entertaining and well-matched contest. Ash & Dash managed to edge ahead in the later stages to secure a 16–13 win, but Bourne Lucky pushed right until the final whistle, making it a game played in great spirit and with plenty of quality netball on show.

A standout individual performance came from Katie James of Nets Get Physical, who was deservedly named Most Valued Player of the Week. Katie showed great awareness and consistency across the court, contributing both defensively and in attack. Her ability to read the game and work seamlessly with her teammates made a real difference and highlighted the importance of teamwork and communication within the league.

While this week’s focus remained on the league action, it was clear that the competition is becoming increasingly close as teams battle for position and look to finish the season strongly. Every match continues to play an important role, and the effort from all teams is contributing to an exciting and engaging league environment.

Week nine was another positive chapter in the Ashbourne Wednesday Netball season, showcasing not only strong performances but also sportsmanship and support between teams. As week ten approaches, teams will be looking to carry forward their momentum, build on recent performances, and enjoy the final stages of what has been a competitive and rewarding season for all involved.

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