Week 2 of the Worcester Monday Netball League saw a series of electrifying games in the League division. Demonstrating skill, agility, and sheer determination, the teams battled it out in what proved to be a night of high-stakes netball.

Court Queens and No Direction set the pace with a nail-biting contest. Despite a fierce fight by the Queens, No Direction edged them out 13-11, demonstrating a remarkable comeback after trailing in the first half. The game was a testament to the spirit of the League, showcasing top-tier competition and sheer determination.

The game between Manic Mondays and Perdiswell Shooters was another thriller, with the Shooters snatching a 13-12 victory over the Mondays. Despite the margin being as narrow as it gets, the Shooters showed their mettle in the closing stages of the game, indicating that they are serious contenders this season.

Meanwhile, last night's biggest winners were Weakest Link who showcased an offensive masterclass against Hot Shots, leading to a 22-2 victory. This impressive performance solidifies their position at the top of the leaderboard and makes them the team to beat.

Last but certainly not least, Goal Bladders took on Worcester Ladies and Worcester Wildcats faced Worcester Sauces in tightly contested matches, with the Ladies and the Sauces emerging victorious with scores of 9-4 and 9-6 respectively.

The star of the night was undoubtedly Alexandra Jeffries from Hot Shots, who was announced as the most valued player of the week. Despite Hot Shots' loss, Jeffries displayed exceptional skill and tenacity, demonstrating why she is considered one of the league's top players.

As we move into the third week of the season, the League continues to be a spectacle of netball at its finest. We look forward to more high-octane encounters and individual brilliance as the teams vie for the top spot. With the stakes higher than ever, expect nothing less than thrilling netball action in the coming weeks.

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