Another Netball-Filled Week for Woodbridge – Mar 2026
With news from our U13A, U13B, U14A, U14B, U14C, U15A, U15B, U15C, Senior 1st and U16 Netballers, our report holds details of matches and play from our Head of Netball, Mrs Gray.
It was another busy week for our Netballers, with league tournaments as well as nine matches. Our U13Bs played in a League Tournament at Ipswich School Sports Centre, our Senior 1st and U16s played Farlingaye, while our U12Bs also took part in a League Tournament, this time at St Jo’s. With our U13Bs meeting St Felix and yet another League Tournament for our U13As at Northgate, there were also six fixtures at Felsted for our U14A, U14B, U14C, U15A, U15B and U15C teams.
The 1st VII and U16s had two strong wins against Farlingaye. Having played against both sides in the Michaelmas term we know they are strong and not to be underestimated but, on this occasion, both Woodbridge sides took command of the games early on and carried that through to the end. Some outstanding team defence from our 1st VII but a well-deserved and outstanding performance by Player-of-the-match for Year 13’s Georgia G and for the U16 squad Year 11’s Eve and Isabelle H.
On Tuesday our U12B squad played in one of the local league tournaments, a challenging afternoon against all A squads but came away with a win, a loss and a draw.
On Wednesday our U13B team played a very enjoyable and evenly matched game against St Felix. The lead swung from one side to the other throughout the game, but Woodbridge pulled away in the final quarter to take the win. A strong squad performance but very well-deserved Players-of-the-match Year 8’s Ellie and Hollie.
The U13As had a very successful afternoon at the U13 League tournament, winning all games bar one which they drew and winning overall on goal difference.
We travelled to Felsted on Thursday to play six fixtures at U14/U15 level with our Bs and Cs in both age groups winning their fixtures, once again showing what great depth we have in our year groups. Although the A squads didn’t win on this occasion, they competed well and good progress is still being made.
Well done to Players-of-the-match: Year 9’s Elle, Mariella, Clemence, Imogen and Cecily and Year 10’s Tabitha, Charlotte, Phoebe and Georgia.
