It was another exhilarating and closely fought season of competition in the Premier League 1, 2 and 3.
After 18 rounds of fixtures, here’s your round-up of the champions, relegated sides and those who’ll be competing in the play-offs.
Premier League 1
Oldham were once again crowned Premier League 1 champions for a third successive year. They almost made it through the 18 Rounds unbeaten, only losing once to Turnford [79-48] who finished seventh. They managed to beat their 2017/18 goals record [1074], notching an incredible 1103 on their way to lifting the title.
Celebrations have started 🥂
PREMIER LEAGUE DIVISION ONE CHAMPIONS – 7️⃣ out of 8️⃣
Just waiting on our #nwpremnetball squad to celebrate with!!! ❤️💙#prem1netball @EnglandNetball @NetballComments pic.twitter.com/yRD3FCmSFv
— Oldham Netball Club (@OldhamNetball) March 24, 2019
New Cambell finished as runners-up, sitting three points ahead of Viper 10 Blades, while at the other end of the table, Worcester Reds and Premier Romans were both relegated.
To view all the results, click here.
To view the final standings, click here.
Premier League 2
The race for the top two and to secure promotion to the Premier League 1 was an exciting one. Hucclecote went through the season unbeaten, becoming deserving champions.
And that’s a wrap 🏐
Undefeated all season gaining a place back in @EnglandNetball Prem1. Well done to the players and coaching team 🏆❤️🖤 pic.twitter.com/zzAQcUvKP4
— Hucclecote Netball (@HNC_Netball) March 24, 2019
Cumberland were hot on their heels and also took the automatic promotion spot, a fantastic season considering they were newly promoted this year.
What. A. Game. Cumbo clinch the win in a well fought match against @LindenNetball 42-34. Onto Prem 1 next season 🏆 pic.twitter.com/ukQCt8wF2r
— Cumberland Netball (@Cumberland_NC) March 24, 2019
After a promotion into Premier League 2 last season, Essex Open found themselves in the relegation zone and will be back in the Premier League 3 next season.
Mission stay safe was completed by Oaksway who, in their final game of the season, managed to get the points they needed to stay up. The win meant that Clan were unfortunately relegated to Premier League 3.
What a game …. what a squad!
Our final crunch game of the season today we came out with a win. Thank you to all our players, coaches, officials, supporters and parents. We couldn’t do this without you.
Prem 2 Season …. Done! pic.twitter.com/w60TtlAkbn
— OakswayNetball (@OakswayNetball) March 31, 2019
To view all the results, click here.
To view the final standings, click here.
Premier League 3
Sussex Thunder enjoyed an unbeaten season to storm to the 2018/19 Premier League 3 title.
That’s it Thunder have done it!!
NATIONAL PREM 3 CHAMPIONS.
Undefeated season, gaining promotion back in to
National Prem 2. pic.twitter.com/9pHaN6NAlo
— Sussex Netball Club (@Sx_netballclub) March 24, 2019
After recording 18 wins and 90 points, they finished 10 points clear of second-placed YWCA Bury.
Both sides have secured promotion to the Premier League 2 for 2019/20.
Hertford Hornets, Kent County and Team Jets will go head-to-head with nine regional teams in the play-offs. Billericay will be feeling relieved, with four points saving them from the play-offs.
To view all the results, click here.
To view the final standings, click here.
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