Midland netball stars took centre stage as they scooped their end-of-season awards.

Pamela Cookey has called on her England team-mates to lay down a World Netball Championship marker by giving Commonwealth champions New Zealand a hiding on home soil this week.

Only two goals separated Penn Outsiders and DK Ladies at the final whistle in Division 1 of Wolverhampton City Netball League at the weekend.

The Wolverhampton City Netball League held its annual presentations evening at the Park Hall Hotel.

In the Wolverhampton City Netball League’s Open KO Cup Final Whitmore X maintained their winning streak.

Having beaten Grasshoppers 30-10, Whitmore X went on to clinch a second win of the evening over Chasers but this time by one goal only.

Wolverhampton City Netball League  Division 2 side PHX were the stars of the day when they beat Crescent 1.

Wolverhampton City Netball League’s Division 2 Ladybirds team were back on the glory trail this week when they met Static Systems.

DK Ladies’ challenging spirit secured two points as they held Whitmore X, currently in second spot in division one, to 24-26.

The Wolverhampton City Netball League’s current champions, Sapphires, were close to losing their unb-eaten record when DK Ladies kept them down to a three goal winning margin.

In the first division of the Wolverhampton City Netball League, Grasshoppers scored less than a quarter of the goals forged by opponents Chasers, whose daunting centre-court line-up of Chris Bentley, Becky Edmunds and Kaye le Page were far too strong.

There was a real surprise in Division 1 of the Wolverhampton City Netball League.