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The Central Pulse are motivated to return their winning ways

Teenage Magic shooter Khiarna Williams Photo: Photosport The Magic lead for three quarters of the game before letting the visiting Mystics back into the game in Tauranga. The Mystics ground out a hard-fought 67-59 win. 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 Stars at the top of the table but showed their depth of talent to patiently build into the game before hitting the lead...

Netball: Southern Steel continue solid start to ANZ Premiership season with win over Central Pulse 16 May, 2021 07:05 AM 3 minutes to read Steel shooter George Fisher takes the ball ahead of Kelera Nawai. Photo / Photosport NZ Herald Pulse 52 The Southern Steel have taken another step toward proving their credentials as title contenders, with their first win away from home of the ANZ Premiership season. There was a sense of déjà vu to the Steel's 56-52 win over the Central Pulse in Porirua on Sunday, with the match finishing in the same scoreline as their third-round fixture in Invercargill...

Bailey Mes has returned from a long injury layoff to play for the Northern Mystics this year. Bailey Mes had to be patient for more than a year while she recovered from a knee injury, but she’s back on court with the Northern Mystics and making up for lost time. The 31-year-old has started all four of their matches at goal attack alongside teenage shooting sensation Grace Nweke, helping them up to second on the ANZ Premiership ladder, behind their crosstown rivals, the Stars. She first returned to action with the Silver Ferns in the Constellation Cup against the Australian Diamonds in Mar...

Former Silver Fern and Hamilton City councillor Margaret Forsyth died on May 4. She had been on sick leave from council duties since April following a cancer diagnosis and she died on May 4, 2021. On Saturday, May 8, friends, family, former teammates and political colleagues gathered at St Paul’s Collegiate’s Chapel of Christ the King, for a service to commend  Forsyth’s contribution to her community and her country. She leaves behind three sons, Thomas, Jonathan and Lucien and a granddaughter, Rosie-Rae. It has not been an easy 18 months for the family. In early 2020, the boys’ ...