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Manchester Met Netball
Manchester Met Netball is a performance sport, with six teams playing in the BUCS league and four teams playing in our Campus League. Our first team play in Premier North 2.
Alongside this, our strategic partnership with Manchester Thunder (four-times Vitality Netball Super League champions) shows the level of investment we have behind our netballers. We currently support all players, from pathway to senior, delivering coaching, nutrition, physiotherapy and strength and conditioning.
At the start of the academic year, all players must attend trials to determine your place on the team.
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    Netball 1st team programmeNetball 1st team programmeAs a member of the Manchester Met Netball performance pathway you have access to: - Performance coaching.
- Strength and conditioning coaching.
- Performance analysis.
- Live streaming of matches via Matchday Live.
- Access to the Movement Unit for physio and sports massage.
- Comprehensive workshop programme.
 
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    CoachingCoachingWe have a strategic partnership with Manchester Thunder who train at our Platt Lane Sports Complex. Here they utilise our strength and conditioning team, support key research outcomes and provide workforce opportunities. Our 1st and 2nd teams are coached by former Manchester Thunder and Leeds Rhinos player Paige Kindred. Paige is the current U19 Manchester Thunder Head Coach. The team train and play home fixtures at our state-of-the-art, double show-court facility at Platt Lane Sports Complex. 
Our netball scholars
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  Faith Evbenaye BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science 
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  Sope Ilelaboye BA (Hons) Criminology 
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  Elisabeth Langford BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy with Foundation 
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  Alice McGeachy BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science 
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  Poppy Pearson BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy 
Partners, links and pathways
 
  
  Manchester Thunder
A strategic partnership focussed on high-performance facilities, retaining new talent and benefiting from research to support elite performance.
Play netball recreationally
We have plenty of opportunities to play at a more social level.
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Become a netball scholar
Represent the University and become one of our elite athletes.
Become a sports scholar 
 
                  
        
      
     
                  
        
      
     
                  
        
      
     
                  
        
      
    