The Trident Homes Tactix took ownership of pole position on the table after an enthralling 58-53 extra time win over Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse in Christchurch on Sunday.
Leading from the front, Trident Homes Tactix captain Kimiora Poi is looking forward to the challenge the Pulse present at home in Christchurch on Sunday. The match will also be an opportunity to mark a milestone achievement for the dynamite midcourter who has played 100 ANZ Premiership matches for the Tactix. We talk to her about her time with the Tactix, what makes her proud of the club and how the team can push on this season.
Showing their overall depth of quality across the court and sending a clear message, the Trident Homes Tactix powered to a comprehensive 60-42 win over AVIS Magic in Hamilton on Sunday.
The Trident Homes Tactix head to Hamilton this weekend for an ANZ Premiership match against the Magic. We talk to Tactix defender Kate Lloyd – who has been behind enemy lines as part of the Magic camp – about what has been working well for the Tactix this season, playing netball in the snow and how the game has changed since her debut in 2017.
Setting the platform with an explosive opening, the Trident Homes Tactix carried on in relentless fashion to inflict a 56-42 win over the MG Mystics in Auckland on Sunday.
As we reach the midway point of the regular season of the ANZ Premiership, we talk to Trident Homes Tactix head coach Marianne Delaney-Hoshek about how her team is tracking and what she expects from the Mystics on Sunday.
The Stars came agonisingly close to their first win of the season - and almost completing a hattrick of upsets in Round Seven of the ANZ Premiership – but it was the Trident Home Tactix who secured a last-gasp 58-57 victory at Wolfbrook Arena in Christchurch.
This week Netball NZ became the first national netball body to celebrate 100 years. Trident Homes Tactix defender Paris Lokotui took time to reflect on what the sport means to her, how important Game Day is and how her team is tracking in the ANZ Premiership.
