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Tuesday, 29 June 2021, 11:20 am Splice Construction Magic coach Amigene Metcalfe has opted not to renew her coaching contract with the ANZ Premiership team she holds close to her heart. The Magic stalwart has announced her decision to step down from the role she has held for three years with her choice to take a break from the sport which has been a major part of her life since the late 90s. The former Magic midcourter has been in charge of the ANZ Premiership team for three years since taking ...

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Northern Mystics defeat Magic 67-59 in Tauranga Image: Michael Bradley Photography. ); } else { // } The Northern Mystics have closed the gap at the top of the table after grinding out a hard-fought 67-59 win over the Splice Construction Magic in Tauranga on Monday. The Magic got the strong start that’s been missing in recent weeks, bolting out of the blocks to take a healthy lead after the first quarter but were slowly reeled in by the Mystics as the game progress...

Tuesday, 25 May 2021, 6:12 am 24 May, 2021 The Northern Mystics have closed the gap at the top of the table after grinding out a hard-fought 67-59 win over the Splice Construction Magic in Tauranga on Monday. The Magic got the strong start that’s been missing in recent weeks, bolting out of the blocks to take a healthy lead after the first quarter but were slowly reeled in by the Mystics as the game progressed. The Mystics have now moved to within one-point of the Robinhood Stars at the top ...

17 May, 2021 The Robinhood Stars ended the Heritage Round in style to remain unbeaten this season after completing a comfortable 61-49 win over Splice Construction Magic in Tauranga on Monday. The newest team in the league continued to build on their short history with another dominant finish after weathering a third quarter onslaught from the home side. Under the pump after the Magic stormed back strongly, the Stars depth and composure ensured they had the goods to regain the ascendancy. After...

Monday, 3 May 2021, 6:03 am Image copyright Michael Bradley Photography Pushed hard, the Robinhood Stars retained their unbeaten start to the season after completing a hard-fought 55-51 win over Splice Construction Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic in Tauranga on Sunday. After being in control for three-quarters of the match, the Stars faced a testing final 15 minutes before making it three-from-three in the face of a resurgent Magic who threatened to spoil the visitors perfect record. As the tensi...

25 April, 2021 Defending champions Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse claimed their first win of the 2021 ANZ Premiership season with a forceful 59-47 win over Splice Construction Magic in Hamilton on Sunday. Bouncing back from a Round 1 bonus point loss, the Pulse were all business in shutting down last week’s winners with a strong overall performance to get them back in the winner’s circle on ANZAC Day. Key pillars at either end in shooter Aliyah Dunn and defender Kelly Jury, well supported by a...

Press Release – ANZ Premiership Image Copyright: Michael Bradley Photography 25 April, 2021 Defending champions Te Wnanga o Raukawa Pulse claimed their first win of the 2021 ANZ Premiership season with a forceful 59-47 win over Splice Construction Magic in Hamilton on Sunday. Bouncing … Image Copyright: Michael Bradley Photography 25 April, 2021 Defending champions Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse claimed their first win of the 2021 ANZ Premiership season with a forceful 59-47 win over Splice C...

Tuesday, 20 April 2021, 6:03 am 19 April, 2021 The new-look Splice Construction Magic have fittingly welcomed Australian shooter Caitlin Bassett into the ANZ Premiership with a 64-60 first-up victory over the Northern Mystics in Auckland. In a game where the Mystics were always playing catch-up, but never leaped ahead, the Magic had enough firepower to pull away in the last five minutes. Bassett, playing in her 17th domestic netball season but her first in New Zealand, had a quiet start to the...