Netball Players Left in Lurch After Private League Collapse
The board said key objectives were not met after eight weeks of talks, leaving players uncertain about a 2027 professional pathway.
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Netball players left in lurch after private league collapse
Dozens of netball players have been left in the lurch after plans for a privately run domestic league collapsed out of the blue. Netball New Zealand pulled the pin on the deal with investors Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray. It says its key objectives and principles had not been met. The news has thrown the future of a domestic competition into question. General Manager of the Netball Players Association Pippa Moore spoke to Lisa Owen.
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Netball New Zealand Collapses Private League Deal with Investors Anna Mowbray and Ali Williams - Ministry of Sport
Netball New Zealand (NNZ) has officially terminated negotiations to privatise its domestic elite competition, ending an eight-week process with high-profile investors Anna Mowbray and Ali Williams.
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