Paul Prendervillepaulprenders Leeds Rhinos’ commentary and analysis are too strong for Celtic Dragons with a great start to Superleague life, as Manchester Thunder gathers to bid farewell to Strathclyde Sirens Last update: 12/02/21 8:59 PM 1:58 Dan Ryan, Leeds Rhinos Netball’s high-performance manager and coach , Reflects on his Vitality Superleague 65-35 victory over Celtic Dragons. Dan Ryan, manager and coach of Leeds Rainus’ high-performance Nate Ball, talks about his Vitality Superleague 65-35 victory over the Celtic Dragons. Leeds Rhinos began his life as a netball franchise with their dominant win over the Celtic Dragons with the start of the 2021 Vitality Superleague season in Wakefield, where the Manchester Thunder champion also started in style. The Rhino is the newest team in Superleague, but they set off an early warning sign that they could potentially be dangerous opponents as they ran out 65-35 winners on failed Dragons who failed to go. A few traps compared to their Lancashire rivals, but after surprisingly late to the Strathclyde Sirens after the first quarter, they managed to dominate the rest of the match to claim a 53-36 win. The season’s bumper start continues on Saturday with three more matches to complete the first round, then more live events on Sunday and Monday – and you can watch all of the action on Sky Sports YouTube. Vitality Superleague – Matches and Results of First Round Friday Celtic Dragons 35-65 Leeds Rhinos Strathclyde Sirens 36-53 Manchester Thunder Saturday London Pulse vs Surrey Storm Team Bath vs Severn Stars Rhinos beat the Dragons to start a lifestyle in the Superleague League they start quickly For a rhino team where they emerged from traps to lead early – a feature they never gave up against dragons as they claimed their well-deserved and comfortable win in their first official match as a privilege. As former basketball prodigy Donnell and Mommy advance from the front, the Rhino races a 12-4 lead against Shocking Dragons, who have traveled 220 miles from Cardiff to the purpose-built stadium in Production Park in Wakefield. Goal led until the end of the first quarter, Ria Dixon added a touch of flair from the goalkeeping position and England’s most capped player Jade Clark sealed her match authority from center center, unlike the Dragon Journey, Leeds made a short trip across Yorkshire to the Superleague arc and with the seasoned defensive end of Fi Toner, Vicky Oyesola and Tuaine Keenan made life difficult for Rebekah Robinson to clear the way for Rhinos to continue withdrawing. Experienced Jade Clarke made her debut with the unicorn and was pivotal the whole time as she laid the foundations for attacking intent while ensuring the defensive side had bags of support. 1:24 Jade Clarke said it was a great honor to be back at the Vitality Netball Superleague and she was so proud of her team after the Leeds Rhinos Netball victory. Jade Clarke said it was a huge honor to return to the Vitality Netball Superleague and was very proud of her team after the Leeds Rhinos Netball victory. The Rhino was clear with 12 goals in the first half and, as is often the case, the stronger team used the third quarter to beat their own net – conceding just six goals in an impressive third quarter that assured their authority. Life begins in the Superleague and with a 49-23 lead at the end of the third quarter, Dan Ryan turns into some talented young rhino team, and both teams will return for a second time over the weekend, and the Dragon faces less than a 24-hour turnaround when it faces Team Bath on Saturday. , While the Rhino face off against the Saracens the Mavericks in a mouth-watering match Monday night, as the Rhino finished with a dominant victory, sealing a dominant 30-goal win with a great time on the field for junior Siena Rushton. Rosie Harris and Emily Hollingworth while there’s a lot to think about by Tanya Hoffman from Dragons. Vitality Superleague – Round Two matches Sunday Team Bath vs Loughborough Lightning Surrey Storm vs Saracens Mavericks Severn Stars vs Wasps Monday Loughborough Lightning vs Wasps Saracens Mavericks vs Leeds Rhinos Leeds Rhinos: Why netball, why now? Gary Heathrington and Kevin Seinfeld reveal how netball fits in the unicorn franchise, Dan Ryan can’t wait for the start of Rally Thunder to bid farewell to stubborn sirens, Manchester Thunder are the desperate champions to retain their title, and have fought from the slow start to pick where they left off during the amputated 2020 season . Thunder quickly began with four wins from four matches before the season was canceled amid the Coronavirus pandemic, but it was the sirens that captured the early initiative, and an early turn of the sirens allowed a two-goal lead to form and with unusual mistakes hindered the cause of the thunder. It was the sirens that took the early credit, with Pete Goodwin in attack and new recruiter Taura Fincombo in defense given the Scottish team a lot to be happy with during an impressive first quarter of the season. Lynsey Gallagher took them to the center with three goals and the score was four at the end of the first 12 minutes, and at the end of the first half 12 minutes, Thunder made changes as Laura Malcolm moved into midfield and Caroline O’Hanlon into the winger’s defense and saw a quick start to the quarter that stopped the flow of sirens and fought back. To settle the competition at 16-16 then hit the lead. Karen Gregg’s team had not looked back from that moment, closing the first half with a 23-19 lead as Eleanor Cardwell, who had enjoyed a fantastic Legends series for England, began to find the goal with increasing regularity. A tactical adjustment saw Malcolm move from position to attack on the winger after the first quarter and England Rose used all of her experience to control midfield and help Thunder take off to a successful start after she converted her four-goal deficit into four. An advantage, Thunder inserted Keri Almond in the goalkeeper’s bib, just days after she walked out of retirement to replace injured Lauren Nguyre, and the result was a dominant defensive end in a low-scoring third quarter, with Thunder leading 10-7 to win further. And let Greig bring in some talented young people from the franchise for the fourth quarter. The impressive Lois Pearson was one of these, partnering with Cardwell to help Thunder take the lead into dual characters. As the intense and fast matches progressed, both teams rotated their squad through the closing stages, and Thunder eventually sealed a win with plenty of room for improvement before returning next week. Sirens can get heroes to work for victory and put themselves in good stead to face Severn Stars on Saturday. Sky Sports is your home for netball. The Vitality Netball Superleague returns on Friday at 4.45pm on Sky Sports Mix, with 10 weekend matches. Each competition will be available to watch on Sky Sports, Sky Sports YouTube or England’s Netball YouTube channel. .
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