Netball Stars Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray Say They Were Left in the Dark Over League Decision
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Ali Williams and Anna Mowbray have said that Netball New Zealand ended their private domestic netball league without contacting them first. The two women say they received no reason for the decision and no phone call before the news was made public.
Netball New Zealand is the national body that runs netball in New Zealand. Private domestic leagues are competitions organised outside the national structure, and they can give players extra games and chances to play at a high level. The decision to stop the league has surprised the people involved, and they say they were blindsided by it.
The article is based on comments from Williams and Mowbray, who said the lack of communication was the main problem for them. At the time of writing, the article does not include a full response from Netball New Zealand about the reasons for the decision. Readers who want to follow the story can expect more details to be shared as the situation develops.
Sources: NZ Herald
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