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    October 8, 2025

FleetEV National League 2025 Round Up

The 2024/25 season marked the third thrilling year of the FleetEV National League – and what a spectacular season it was! Wales Netball proudly delivered four action-packed competition days across Bangor, Swansea and Cardiff, with record-breaking ticket sales and two sell-out venues. 

The FleetEV National League continues to grow as a unique platform for adult players across Wales to compete at the highest community level. With eight National League Teams, each with their own name, colours, and venues, this season saw an incredible 138 players and 34 coaches, managers, primary carers and support staff representing their teams with pride. 

Season Highlights 

The action began at Bangor University, where some new and returning faces settled into the National League environment and fans were treated to eight intense games. By the end of Round 1, City Flames, North East Inferno, and Valley Volcanoes all sat at the top of the table with unbeaten records. A sell-out crowd created a buzzing atmosphere, matched by 8.8K live stream views from supporters across Wales 

In June at LC Swansea, the intensity only grew. From the opening game, the day was packed with excitement. High-stakes matchups between table rivals set the tone for the day, with fans packing out the venue. Swansea really bought the noise with over 200 people cheering on our incredible athletes and management teams.  

The season finale arrived in Cardiff in August with a jam-packed weekend of back-to-back battles. Day 1 on Saturday 2nd saw team consolidate their standings showcasing skill, teamwork and tenacity across the board. Day 2 on Sunday 3rd saw the remaining league games play out in the morning which set the stage for dramatic placing matches – and they did not disappoint. 

From the overall league placings, we saw the following games:  

Game 5 – 7th & 8th – West Wales Phoenix V Powys Sparks 

Game 6 – 5th & 6th – North West Fury V South East Blaze 

Game 7 – 3rd & 4th Coastal Heat V City Flames 

Game 8 – 2nd & 1st North East V Valleys Volcanoes  

Each game saw an electric atmosphere from the first whistle, big battles on court were happening at a fast pace. Every game delivered fast-paced action, outstanding skill, and unwavering determination, a real masterclass in composure and pure talent.  

Powys Sparks sealed their first win with a hard-fought goal for goal game against West Wales Phoenix. South East Blaze took the win over North West Fury in another gripping battle. Coastal Heat displayed their team work with the win over City Flames. Whilst North East Inferno fought to the very end to retain their title as FleetEV National League winners over a resilient Valleys Volcanoes. Every team pulled together in more ways than one to leave everything they had on the court in each of their games, the level of netball on display was outstanding.  

Final Placings 

Final Placings for the FleetEV National League 2025 

1st – North East Inferno  

2nd – Valleys Volcanoes  

3rd – Coastal Heat 

4th – City Flames 

5th – South East Blaze 

6th – North West Fury 

7th – Powys Sparks 

8th – West Wales Phoenix  

Most Valuable Player – Coastal Heat – Olivia Hollis

Acknowledgements 

The FleetEV National League is more than just competition – it’s a celebration of community netball. 

A huge thank you goes to our umpires, whose outstanding control, consistency, and professionalism allowed every hard-fought game to be played at the highest standard. Their time, commitment, and passion for the sport ensures that netball thrives across our communities – the game simply couldn’t happen without them. 

We also want to recognise the management teams, support members, volunteers and staff who work tirelessly behind the scenes all year round. From planning to delivery, your dedication ensures the competition continues to grow, offering players a platform to showcase their talent and inspiring the next generation of netballers. 

Wales Netball would like to send our heartfelt best wishes to Miquie Walker-Jones, everyone is wishing her a smooth and speedy recovery. 

Thank you to our sponsors 

The FleetEV National League would not be possible without our dedicated sponsors who support the competition and development of senior community netball. Our supportive headline sponsors at FleetEV to our individual team sponsors, Gallery Loft Conversions and Tantrwm who support Valley Volcanoes. Bute Energy who supports Powys Sparks. The Print Co and Mech Tech Professionals who support South East Blaze. And our newly added sponsor, for this season, Heart of Wales who supports City Flames. The sponsorship support from everyone has been crucial to the development of National League and community netball, we thank you for your continued support!  

The 2024/25 season has set a new benchmark for National League netball in Wales, reflecting the growing strength and ambition of the game across the country. We’re inviting partners to join us in shaping the next chapter of the game in Wales. 

A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available from Wales Netball, offering a chance to support and grow the sport at every level. To find out more, contact us at walesnetball@walesnetball.com. 

Together, we’re creating lasting impact and driving the future of netball in Wales. 

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