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Match Report | Saracens Mavericks 53-51 London Pulse

12.02.22
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Home Sweet Home!

After nearly 2 years away from the Hertfordshire Sports Village, Saracens Mavericks welcomed home supporters back into their venue.

With a packed out crowd and a performance to back after last weeks opener weekend, the black & reds were ready to put on a show.

The first quarter opened with a Pulse break at their centre pass which Mavericks took straight to goal.

Captain Sasha Corbin treated the home supporters to a sprinkle of pizazz when she took Mavericks’ first centre pass & set a backwards, over the head pass to Beth Ecuyer Dale. Unable to complete the centre pass, Pulse took advantage of the possession & made the score 1-1.

A ping pong first few minutes saw neither team take full control but it was Saracens Mavericks who had the smoothest route to goal & sailed into a healthy 16-9 lead after the opening 15mins.

Quarter two saw no changes from Saracens Mavericks but four personnel changes for London Pulse.

Pechova entered at GK, Fudoju slid across to GD, EverItt to WD & Scholes into WA. 

The changes impacted positively for Pulse with Dekker, Scholes & Tchine linking more effectively. 

The attack end opened a little easier for the East London team but it was Mavericks missed shots the other end that allowed Pulse to edge their way closer.

The combination of Quashie, Gibson, Marshall & Ecuyer Dale worked to try & slow down the pace of Pulses new found attack, meanwhile at the other end S.Corbin, K.Corbin & Venter started to find the space to split the Pulse defence.

The quarter ended 27-20 to Mavericks.

With a solid first half under their belts, Director of Netball Kat Ratnapala left her team unchanged whilst Pulse rang the changes and bought new Australian signing Sasha McDonald into GA.

Mavericks started the quarter strong putting four unanswered goals on the board.

Kadeen Corbin was showing her court IQ & finding space through court that the Pulse defence just couldn’t match. 

Marshall & Gibson were working hard to shut down the top of the circle winning some ball & creating mistakes from a young Pulse side.

They continued to put their foot on the pedal with S & K Corbin linking with Venter to accelerate into a 13 goal lead.

45-32.

The final 15mins saw Jameela McCarthy & Georgia Lees enter for the home side & Honey renter the game for Pulse in the Centre position.

Pulse had an impressive momentum shift and went on a roll of scoring in chunks of three goals.

Mavericks unable to find the answers defensively also missed some crucial shots & Pulse kept edging their way back to Mavericks.

A tactical change called by the red & blacks with K.Corbin shifting back into the GK position & Chloe Essam entering at GA. 

Pulse called for not wholly within the circle meant that they handed their possession straight to Mavericks who were unable to convert. 

For a rocky end to the game Saracens Mavericks had done just enough to get over the line & finished the game with a 53-51 win. 

Kat Ratnapala said "Great to make it 3 from 3 this evening at home, after almost 24 months, in front of our electric home crowd, we definitely felt and heard them. We've missed being able to put on a show and to all the staff and volunteers, it was amazing! It's still early days in the league and I'm really pleased that we are able to show more consistency within quarters and put out performances we know we are capable of. It's now backing that up and ensuring we continue to build game after game. 

Made up for both Kadeen and Beth, as players of the match, both really delivered tonight and I couldn't have been prouder of their performances."

Oxford v Cambridge Varsity Match
10.02.26

Varsity Rugby - The game that means more.

Few sporting fixtures embody tradition rivalry and university pride like the annual Varsity Rugby Union matches between the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge. More than a century old this is one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious rugby contests a clash that has captured the imagination of students alumni and rugby […]

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Saracens v Exeter Chiefs

Saracens host Leicester Tigers in must win fixture

There is no love lost this Valentines Day as the two leading sides in Pool B of the PREM Rugby Cup go head to head in the penultimate round of the competition. Saracens know that victory against table topping Leicester Tigers is essential if they are to keep control of their destiny. A win would […]

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Leicester Tigers Women v Saracens Women

MATCH REPORT | Leicester Tigers 0 - 81 Saracens Women

Saracens return to PWR league action in fine form with a bonus point win against Leicester Tigers. The visitors ran riot on the road to pick up a 13 try victory putting pressure back on Gloucester-Hartpury at the top of the PWR table. The game started at a frenetic pace with the visitors scoring three […]

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