Shamera Sterling-Humphrey's emotional return opens vital conversation about motherhood in sport
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Shamera Sterling-Humphrey's emotional return opens vital conversation about motherhood in sport
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'We don't talk about it enough': Mum makes emotional return to Super Netball
By Brittany Carter
The world's best goal keeper has sparked an important conversation about postpartum depression in her return to the Super Netball league.
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80 Girls, No Season: How a Footy Headcount Left Smythesdale's Netballers Stranded
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Nat Metcalf ready for emotional return to Netball Super League action after giving birth
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Silver Ferns v England live updates: First netball test
Live updates of the opening test between the Silver Ferns and England. Silver Ferns sweep Scotland Another mix-and-match…
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£223k refurbishment brings new life to Maesteg’s netball and basketball courts
Major investment in community sport
The refurbishment forms part of the Sport Wales Court Collaboration Project, a scheme launched in 2022 with Wales Netball and Basketball Wales to widen access to sport across Welsh communities.
Funding for the Maesteg project included £167,250 from Sport Wales’ Court Collaboration Fund and £55,750 from Bridgend County Borough Council’s Community Asset Transfer Fund.
Official opening ceremony
The courts were officially reopened on Thursday 25 September, with speeches from John Spanswick, Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council, Jack Sargeant MS and Stephen Kinnock MP.
The ribbon‑cutting was followed by basketball and netball activities led by national governing bodies, with pupils from St Mary’s & St Patrick’s RC Primary School among the first to try out the new facilities.
Council leader welcomes investment
John Spanswick, Leader of Bridgend County Borough Council, said:
“We are thrilled to have worked in partnership with Sport Wales’ Court Collaboration Scheme and are delighted to announce that the basketball and netball courts at Caedu Park and Maesteg Welfare Park are now available to the community.
It’s brilliant to see that these courts have been given a refurbishment and another boost of investment in the park, having recently opened the neighbouring tennis courts.
I am extremely grateful to the Court Collaboration Scheme for seeing this come to fruition alongside us and I have no doubt that these courts will prove to be popular with adults and children alike in the community.”
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The main reason Cardiff Dragons failed to attract crowds in the city was the sheer cost. I’d have happily taken my kids to watch them if the ticket prices weren’t so high. Moving games to Liverpool won’t solve that problem.
Sidebar 1: plastic franchises with no link to a place can sod off. That may be how American sport does it, but we shouldn’t.
Sidebar 2: why does every Welsh franchise have to involve sodding dragons? Lazy.