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Epping side win season in style
10:46am Wednesday 14th May 2008
NETBALL
EPPING Netball Club proved that experience can conquer youth after they won the Harlow Netball Associations' third division title.
And it was done in some style, as they won all 14 matches in the season.
The strength in which they played together as a team should now hold them in good stead going into the second division for the 2008/9 winter season.
If you interested in joining the competitive and social club, contact Lisa Mathews on 01992 761311. The club train every Wednesday between 7pm and 8pm at Epping Sports Centre, Hemnall Road.
(pictured) is the Epping Netball Club first team. Back row (l-r): Lisa Mathews, Candice Redway, Kim Williams, Karen Wilson. Front row (l-r): Tracey Thurston, Debbie Durham and Sarah Moore (c)
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