The 2024 Netball Super League season was the nineteenth season of the Netball Super League, the elite domestic netball competition in the United Kingdom. Loughborough Lightning were the defending champions, as they won the 2023 Grand final. The season began on 17 February and ended with the Grand Final on 29 June.
Loughborough Lightning won the competition, beating Manchester Thunder in the final to claim their second consecutive and third Super League title in four years.
Format
The season featured 10 teams and was the last using this format before relaunching as a professional 8 team league in 2025. Fixtures were played home and away across 18 rounds before the top four progressed to the semi-finals. The first round of fixtures were all held at the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham.
It would be the final Netball Super League season to feature Severn Stars, Strathclyde Sirens, Surrey Storm and Team Bath.
Teams TeamHome court(s)CoachCaptain(s) Cardiff Dragons Cardiff City House of SportUtilita Arena Cardiff Jill McIntosh Nia Jones (c)Laura Rudland (vc) Leeds Rhinos Canon Medical ArenaHuddersfield UniversityAllam Sport CentreEnglish Institute of Sport, SheffieldFirst Direct Arena Liana Leota Geva Mentor (c)Michelle Magee (vc) London Pulse Copper Box Arena Sam Bird Zara Everitt (c)Jade Clarke (vc)Olivia Tchine (vc) Loughborough Lightning Sir David Wallace Sports Hall Victoria Burgess Natalie Panagarry (c) Manchester Thunder Belle Vue Sports VillageAO Arena Karen Greig Natalie Metcalf (c)Kerry Almond (vc)Shadine van der Merwe (vc) Saracens Mavericks Hertfordshire Sports VillageOVO Arena Wembley Camilla Buchanan Jodie Gibson (c)Georgia Lees (vc) Severn Stars University of Worcester Arena Jo Trip Gabriella Marshall (c) Niamh Cooper (vc) Strathclyde Sirens Emirates Arena Lesley MacDonald Emily Nicholl (c)Hannah Williams (vc) Surrey Storm Surrey Sports Park Mikki Austin Amy Flanagan (c)Bethany Dix (vc)Sophie Drakeford-Lewis (vc) Team Bath Team Bath Arena Asha Francis Bethan Dyke (c)Kirsty Harris (vc)Lisa Putt (vc)
Squads
Transfers
For the 2024 season, the signing window opened on Monday 19 June 2023 and clubs were given until 5pm on Friday 14 July 2023 to register a minimum of 10 of their registered 12 players. Any remaining registrations (a maximum of 2 Registered Players and up to 3 Training Partners) must have been registered by the deadline of 5pm on 25 August 2023.
The following table is a list of players who moved clubs into or out of the Netball Superleague, or were elevated to a permanent position in the senior team during the off-season. It does not include contracted players who were re-signed by their original Netball Superleague clubs.
2024 Netball Superleague Transfers Name From To Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) Loughborough Lightning Loughborough Lightning (Pathway) Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) Injured Loughborough Lightning London Pulse (Training Partner) Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) Strathclyde Sirens Loughborough Lightning London Pulse (Training Partner) Loughborough Lightning Cardiff Dragons Loughborough Lightning Leeds Rhinos Loughborough Lightning Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) - Loughborough Lightning Severn Stars Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) - Loughborough Lightning (Training Partner) - Loughborough Lightning - Loughborough Lightning Saracens Mavericks Loughborough Lightning West Coast Fever Loughborough Lightning Strathclyde Sirens Loughborough Lightning Gauteng Jaguars London Pulse (Pathway) London Pulse (Training Partner) Severn Stars (Training Partner) London Pulse (Training Partner) London Pulse (Training Partner) London Pulse Leeds Rhinos London Pulse London Pulse (Pathway) London Pulse (Training Partner) TT Defence Force London Pulse London Pulse (Pathway) London Pulse Southern Stings London Pulse London Pulse Severn Stars London Pulse Retired London Pulse Casey Demons Netball London Pulse Giants Netball London Pulse Saracens Mavericks Team Bath Manchester Thunder Mainland Tactix Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) Manchester Thunder (Pathway) Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) Leeds Rhinos Manchester Thunder Leeds Rhinos Manchester Thunder Manchester Thunder (Pathway) Manchester Thunder Manchester Thunder Strathclyde Sirens Manchester Thunder - Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) - Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) Leeds Rhinos Manchester Thunder Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) Manchester Thunder (Training Partner) Injured Manchester Thunder Injured - Surrey Storm (Training Partner) Strathclyde Sirens Surrey Storm Severn Stars (Training Partner) Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm (Training Partner) Surrey Storm (Training Partner) Surrey Storm British Army Netball Surrey Storm Surrey Storm (Pathway) Surrey Storm (Training Partner) KCCA Netball Surrey Storm Break Surrey Storm Surrey Storm Break Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm Severn Stars Surrey Storm Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) Surrey Storm Break Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm Cardiff Dragons Surrey Storm - Surrey Storm - - Saracens Mavericks Manchester Thunder (Pathway) Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) Saracens Mavericks Loughborough Lightning (Pathway) Saracens Mavericks Leeds Rhinos Saracens Mavericks Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) - Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) - Saracens Mavericks Retired Saracens Mavericks (Training Partner) - Saracens Mavericks Cardiff Dragons Saracens Mavericks Break Saracens Mavericks Northern Stars Saracens Mavericks Gauteng Golden Fireballs Saracens Mavericks - Team Bath Severn Stars Cardiff Dragons Severn Stars Injured Severn Stars Severn Stars (Training Partner) - Severn Stars - Severn Stars Severn Stars (Training Partner) Severn Stars Injured Severn Stars Leeds Rhinos Severn Stars Southern Steel Severn Stars (Training Partner) - Severn Stars Severn Stars (Training Partner) Severn Stars - Leeds Rhinos (Pathway) Leeds Rhinos Collingwood Magpies Leeds Rhinos Cardiff Dragons Leeds Rhinos Break Leeds Rhinos Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) Leeds Rhinos Leeds Rhinos (Pathway) Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) Leeds Rhinos (Pathway) Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) Break Leeds Rhinos Collingwood Magpies Leeds Rhinos Central Pulse Leeds Rhinos Leeds Rhinos (Pathway) Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) Leeds Rhinos Retired Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) - Leeds Rhinos New South Wales Swifts Leeds Rhinos Surrey Storm Leeds Rhinos Cardiff Dragons Leeds Rhinos Cardiff Dragons Leeds Rhinos (Training Partner) - Leeds Rhinos Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Training Partner) Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Pathway) Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Pathway) Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Pathway) Strathclyde Sirens (Training Partner) Cardiff Dragons Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Pathway) Strathclyde Sirens UJ Netball Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens Team Bath Strathclyde Sirens Strathclyde Sirens (Training Partner) Strathclyde Sirens - Strathclyde Sirens Retired Strathclyde Sirens Injured Strathclyde Sirens - Strathclyde Sirens (Training Partner) - Strathclyde Sirens -
Table
Finals series
Semi-finals
Third-place play-off
Grand final
Awards +Netball Super League 2024 AwardsAwardNameTeamPlayers Player of the SeasonLois PearsonManchester ThunderYoung Player of the SeasonIzzi PhillipsLondon PulseCoach of the SeasonJo TripSevern StarsFans Player of the SeasonFunmi FadojuLondon PulseTop ScorerMary Cholhok NubaLoughborough LightningUmpire of the YearGary BurgessAll Star VIIGSMary Cholhok NubaLoughborough LightningGALois PearsonManchester ThunderWAJess ShawSevern StarsCNatalie PanagarryLoughborough LightningWDImogen AllisonManchester ThunderGDFunmi FadojuLondon PulseGKJas BrownSevern Stars
References
External links Official Website