Tamsin Greenway Hails Helen Housby as Key to England's Success Against New Zealand
Helen Housby is set to win her 111th cap for England in the Vitality Netball International Series against New Zealand, a match that promises to be a thrilling encounter between two of the world's top netball teams. The Red Roses' star player has been described as an "absolute winner" and a "leader" by none other than Greenway, who represented England 67 times.
Greenway praises Housby for her exceptional skills on the court, highlighting her ability to score winning goals and lead her team with experience and dedication. At just 30 years old, Housby is one of the oldest players in the English squad, but she has shown no signs of slowing down. Her determination and winning mentality make her a crucial player for England's success.
The series against New Zealand marks an incredible opportunity for the Red Roses to test themselves against their toughest opponents yet. Despite losing to the Silver Ferns four years ago, England has made significant improvements since then and is now determined to come out on top. The squad has been bolstered by the return of experienced players like Sasha Glasgow and Lois Pearson, giving them a formidable lineup that promises to be both exciting and competitive.
According to Greenway, this series should be on the minds of the English players, who are walking into the match with confidence and a sense of determination. New Zealand is known for their unpredictability, having beaten Australia in a closely contested series, but England is ready for the challenge. The two teams have played each other nine times since 2018, with the Red Roses edging out their opponents five times.
The series against New Zealand will take place over three matches, with the first game set to kick off on Saturday at the Copper Box Arena in London. Fans are eagerly anticipating this opportunity for England's Netball Roses to shine and prove themselves as one of the top teams in the world.
Helen Housby is set to win her 111th cap for England in the Vitality Netball International Series against New Zealand, a match that promises to be a thrilling encounter between two of the world's top netball teams. The Red Roses' star player has been described as an "absolute winner" and a "leader" by none other than Greenway, who represented England 67 times.
Greenway praises Housby for her exceptional skills on the court, highlighting her ability to score winning goals and lead her team with experience and dedication. At just 30 years old, Housby is one of the oldest players in the English squad, but she has shown no signs of slowing down. Her determination and winning mentality make her a crucial player for England's success.
The series against New Zealand marks an incredible opportunity for the Red Roses to test themselves against their toughest opponents yet. Despite losing to the Silver Ferns four years ago, England has made significant improvements since then and is now determined to come out on top. The squad has been bolstered by the return of experienced players like Sasha Glasgow and Lois Pearson, giving them a formidable lineup that promises to be both exciting and competitive.
According to Greenway, this series should be on the minds of the English players, who are walking into the match with confidence and a sense of determination. New Zealand is known for their unpredictability, having beaten Australia in a closely contested series, but England is ready for the challenge. The two teams have played each other nine times since 2018, with the Red Roses edging out their opponents five times.
The series against New Zealand will take place over three matches, with the first game set to kick off on Saturday at the Copper Box Arena in London. Fans are eagerly anticipating this opportunity for England's Netball Roses to shine and prove themselves as one of the top teams in the world.
I'm so hyped about this series! 
Helen Housby is literally a netball superhero 
, she's got that special something that sets her apart from other players. The way Greenway describes her as an "absolute winner" and a "leader" is spot on - Housby's dedication to the team and her skillset on court are unmatched 
. I'm loving how England's squad has been boosted with the return of experienced players like Sasha Glasgow and Lois Pearson, it's gonna be an intense battle against New Zealand 
. Can't wait to see what these two teams bring to the table! 
I think Tamsin Greenway is spot on about Helen Housby being a key player for England! The girl's got skills for days 
. What I love about this series is that it's not just about the win, but also about seeing how far England has come since their loss to New Zealand four years ago 
. The squad looks strong with Sasha Glasgow and Lois Pearson back on board 
. Can't wait for Saturday's match! 
. That girl is a total rockstar on the court 
. The fact that England has improved so much since last losing to New Zealand is a testament to their hard work and dedication 
. Bring on those three matches, and let's see who comes out on top 
. Tamsin Greenway saying Housby's the key to success is cool, but let's be real, it's about how England's squad gels together as a team 
. They've been working hard since that loss 4 years ago, and they're looking confident now 
! I mean, 111 caps is crazy, she's like the veteran of the team. I love how Tamsin praises her leadership skills and winning mentality - that's what sets England apart from other teams. And yeah, Housby's age is a concern, but honestly, she's still got it 
. The Silver Ferns might be unpredictable, but the Red Roses are looking fierce with their new lineup 
. Bring it on, I say! 
! She's been with the team for ages, and her skills on court are insane. I love how Coach Greenway praises her as an "absolute winner" - it's clear she's got the confidence to back it up 
️ Can't wait for Saturday's game at Copper Box Arena - let's see if England can take down New Zealand 
... Can't they just let the players do their thing instead of making a big fuss about it? And another thing, 111 caps for Housby is already a lot, but does she need all that extra attention from Greenway? It's like they're trying to make her out to be some kind of legend or something... 
england has come so far since then and it's crazy to think about helen housby breaking that 111 cap mark she's literally a legend on the court 
but you know what they say... "the grass is always greener"...or in this case, the silver ferns 
