Netball Super League: Thunder Secure Top Four | NSL 2024
- Manchester Thunder clinched a coveted top-four finish in the Netball Super league after a hard-fought 59-54 victory against Cardiff Dragons on friday.
- Elmere van der Berg led the scoring charge with an extraordinary 37 goals at Belle Vue Arena. The hosts now join London pulse and Loughborough Lightning in the...
- The win propelled Thunder to second place in the standings with 28 points, though they trail London Pulse based on goal difference in the Netball super League.
Manchester Thunder have emphatically secured their spot in the Netball Super League playoffs, following a decisive victory over Cardiff Dragons. This dominant performance, highlighted by Elmere van der Berg’s impressive 37-goal contribution, propels Thunder to second place in the standings and marks a significant step towards the NSL 2024 title.The Dragons, despite Georgia Rowe’s 26 goals, face another challenging season. News Directory 3 reported live from the Belle Vue Arena, capturing every moment of Thunder’s triumph. With the playoffs looming, and defending champions Loughborough Lightning gearing up for their next match, the Netball Super League continues to deliver high-stakes action.Discover what’s next for these top teams.
Manchester Thunder Secure Netball Super League Playoff Spot
Updated May 31, 2025
Manchester Thunder clinched a coveted top-four finish in the Netball Super league after a hard-fought 59-54 victory against Cardiff Dragons on friday.
Elmere van der Berg led the scoring charge with an extraordinary 37 goals at Belle Vue Arena. The hosts now join London pulse and Loughborough Lightning in the play-off contention.
The win propelled Thunder to second place in the standings with 28 points, though they trail London Pulse based on goal difference in the Netball super League.
Dragons’ goal shooter Georgia Rowe contributed 26 goals, but her team remains at the bottom of the league after suffering their eleventh loss in twelve matches.
looking ahead, defending champions Loughborough Lightning are set to host Nottingham Forest on Saturday. On Sunday, London Pulse will face Leeds Rhinos, and Birmingham Panthers will compete against London Mavericks.