We’re pleased to renew our partnership with Team Bath Netball.
Posted on 10th October 24
After a busy summer behind the scenes, Team Bath Netball are preparing to relaunch ahead of a 2024-25 season which will see the club renew its commitment to the sport across the South West of England.
Fans will once again be able to enjoy Friday night netball live at the Team Bath Arena and cheer on some of the country’s most exciting young netballers as the Blue & Gold contest the U23 Feeder League, a newly-formed competition underpinning the Netball Super League.
The Bath Building Society logo will continue to adorn the netball dresses as we are proud to renew our support of Netball in the South West with a focus on the Player Pathway and Development Programme. This support will allow more than 250 netballers to continue to benefit from high-quality coaching, plus a range of supportive programmes and services aimed at developing players holistically, including the Team Bath Netball holiday camp programme.
Richard Ingle, Bath Building Society Chief Executive, said:
“We are delighted to be supporting the Team Bath Netball Player Pathway. We enjoyed our partnership with the Blue and Gold in the Super League for two years and were very keen to continue supporting netball at the University of Bath. The Pathway will provide future athletes for the Super League, and it’s important for us to support young people as they pursue their dreams, from grassroots sports through to elite leagues.
The partnership between Team Bath and Bath Building Society is deeper for us than the financial support we give and the brand profile that we gain from the many people following our logo on the team kit and advertising boards. The Society is an active and supportive member of the community that we operate in, aligned to our social purpose, and we are very proud of this partnership.”
Team Bath Netball Manager, Emily Siddy, said:
“We remain fully committed to providing the same level of care, guidance and excellence to the incredibly talented young netballers coming through the South West, and the ongoing support of Bath Building Society is crucial in allowing us to do that.
They are fully invested in our vision to ensure netball continues to thrive across the region, that young women can access top-class sporting opportunities, and our long-term aim of bringing elite netball back to the South West. It has been a challenging few months but knowing that companies like Bath Building Society are excited by what we continue to offer and our future ambitions has reinforced our determination to keep delivering for the region’s young players and netball fans.”
Team Bath’s U23 squad will be revealed shortly, along with fixture and ticket details. The NSL feeder league, featuring Team Bath and the eight Super League franchises, will get under way in February. The U17s and U19s begin their NPL seasons in November and, like last season, all matches will be live-streamed.
