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    December 2, 2025

Senior National Clubs Championship 2025

Senior National Clubs once again highlighted why it stands as the leading stage for senior club netball in Wales. Now in its third year, the competition opened the event season with impressive intensity and high-quality performances across every fixture.

From the first centre pass to the final whistle, the standard was exceptional, culminating in a thrilling final showdown between the defending champions, Dinas Netball Club and RCT Rockets. This year saw a change of hands with RCT Rockets securing the championship title for the first time, and what a battle it was. The final showcased exceptional defensive discipline, clinical shooting and strategic play from both sides. RCT Rockets rose to the moment, displaying exceptional teamwork, confidence and drive. Their win marks an exciting new chapter, and a moment the club and its supporters will no doubt celebrate for a long time. 

We want to commend every team involved for the skill, determination and sportsmanship they brought to the court. It was inspiring to see so many accomplished netballers demonstrating exactly what it means to compete at the top level in front of an energetic and supportive crowd. 

A huge congratulations goes to all participating squads, with special recognition for the champions, runners-up, and the athlete named Most Valuable Player. 
 

Winners: RCT Rockets 

Runners Up: Dinas Netball Club 

Third place: Ystrad Mynach 

Fourth place: Merlins  

Most Valuable Player: Stephanie Cramp (Dinas Netball Club) 

We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to the coaches and team managers for guiding their athletes, to the talented umpires selected from across Wales for their professionalism, and to Bangor Universities staff and our dedicated volunteers for helping deliver a smooth and exciting day of competition. Their combined efforts make events like this possible. 

Thank you to everyone who took part or supported the event—we’re already looking forward to seeing what next year brings! 

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