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1 week ago |
manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Milly Mcevoy
Art and netball are the ways Indya Masser is able to feel her most confident and comfortable. The Manchester Thunder mid-courter currently works as a netball coach for Rugby School but has designs on becoming an art teacher. Masser has dyslexia, so it was in the art classroom where she was able to be at her most free during her school days. “My brain shuts off a lot with art,” she said.
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1 week ago |
walesonline.co.uk | Milly Mcevoy
Georgia Rowe used to hide away because of her height, but now the goal shooter celebrates her status as the tallest player in the Netball Super League. The LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons player stands proud at 6ft 5in, taking over the mantle from Mary Cholhok. For Rowe, netball was the vessel for her to feel comfortable in her own body. She said: “For me, and being six foot five, that was not always easy. Growing up, being in school, I was head and shoulders above everybody in my year.
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2 weeks ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Milly Mcevoy
Why Georgia Rowe loves being the tallest player in the Netball Super League (Image: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans Agency) Georgia Rowe used to hide away because of her height, but now the goal shooter celebrates her status as the tallest player in the Netball Super League. The LexisNexis Cardiff Dragons player stands proud at 6ft 5in, taking over the mantle from Mary Cholhok. For Rowe, netball was the vessel for her to feel comfortable in her own body.
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3 weeks ago |
nationalworld.com | Milly Mcevoy
London Mavericks are looking to bounce back after their first defeat of the season in Round 3By Milly McEvoy, SportsbeatIzzi Phillips is out to show that being named Netball Super League Young Player of the Season in 2024 was just the start. The 19-year-old has crossed the capital for the 2025 season, joining London Mavericks from London Pulse and has already established herself in Mavericks' starting VII at wing defence.
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3 weeks ago |
ealingtimes.co.uk | Milly Mcevoy
Tyler Orr taking her chances with London Pulse after three near-misses (Image: Netball Super League) After three seasons of near-misses, Tyler Orr has taken her chance and is helping London Pulse to flourish. The Australian made the leap over to England for the 2025 season, taking up a full-time contract for the first time following three years on the fringes of the Suncorp Super Netball back home.
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