Jubilee should have taken more advantage of this, but were slow to react to Ixworth's hard work rate.

At the end of the first quarter, Jubilee held a 13-5 lead.

Excellent feeds from Ellie Curry and Daisy Hopkins into the shooters resulted in Jubilee increasing their lead to 28-7.

In the defending circle, Fiona Mulley and Sarah Auchincloss produced some fine interceptions to gain possession on several occasions. This gave shooters, Laura Brocklebank and Alexa Burlow, the opportunity to score freely and extend their advantage to 33 points.

Strong mid-court play from Lana Watts and Daisy Hopkins maintained the momentum as Jubilee ran out convincing winners, 60-15.

Jubilee A began strongly against Newmarket in what they knew was going to be a very tough game.

For the opening five minutes, Jubilee surprised themselves as they managed to match Newmarket, goal for goal.

However, some small errors by Jubilee gave Newmarket the opportunity to finish the first quarter 12-7 ahead.

In the second period, Jubilee came out positively and, following some excellent netball, stayed in the game at 23-19 down by half-time.

Despite their brave efforts in the first half, Newmarket improved their game and pulled away.

Jubilee struggled to regain their rythm, lost concentration and consequently possession of the ball.

The final quarter saw Jubilee determined to improve their display.

Every player gave it their all with excellent defending and interceptions from Fiona Mulley, Sarah Auchincloss and Lana Watts.

This provided Jubilee with the confidence boost they needed. There were accurate feeds from Daisy Hopkins and Ellie Curry into the shooters, Laura Brocklebank and Alexa Burlow.

Jubilee again matched Newmarket goal for goal and fell just short in a 46-34 defeat.

The match was well contested by both teams.

With a host of absences due to school holidays, Jetts fielded their strongest team against Stowmarket.

Stow took a clear lead in the first quarter following excellent shooting and experienced defensive display.

By half-time, Stowmarket had extended their advantage to a commanding 20-9.

Jetts had to focus on the remainder of the match and therefore made changes to their positioning and strategy. Their confidence returned and they were able to come back into the match.

The deficit was clawed back to within 10 goals, but Stow held on to win the game, 31-21.