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    The struggling Southern Steel netball side are searching for a new coach

    The struggling Southern Steel netball side are searching for a new coach


    Reinga Bloxham has resigned after 11 seasons as an assistant and then eight years as head coach, "to pursue opportunities internationally".

    The Steel are dead last in the ANZ Premiership, with just two wins this season... only snapping a wretched 21-game, nearly two-year losing streak in May.

    But the Invercargill franchise won the title twice under Bloxham, in 2017 and 2018.

    Her time down south dates back to her career as a player with the Steel's predecessors, the all-conquering Southern Sting.

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    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Netball News
     17 May: The Northern Mystics have toppled the Central Pulse 59-48 in their ANZ Premiership netball grand final rematch in Auckland
     15 May: Stars coach Temepara Bailey has revealed she has aspirations to one day coach the Silver Ferns
     15 May: Former Silver Fern Donna Wilkins has some sympathy for her Mainland Tactix players amid a murky future for the ANZ Premiership competition
     14 May: Silver Ferns midcourter Kate Heffernan will have to wait a bit longer to begin her ANZ netball Premiership with the campaign with the Southern Steel
     11 May: The rule change to allow the two-point shot in netball's ANZ Premiership has created the most fascination ahead of this weekend's opening round
     11 May: The Northern Mystics are confident of bringing their usual flair against the Stars in Auckland this afternoon despite a number of personnel changes
     11 May: Mystics coach Tia Winikerei is excited by what their new shooter will bring to the team
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