7th December 2022
Former University of Birmingham graduate and Netball President, Lottie Robinson, was one of several others announced in the Seven Stars squad two days ago.
Robinson, who played a crucial role in the goalkeeping position for UOB captained the side to a second-place finish in the latter end of 2022, coming just short against the University of Hertfordshire, losing 55-52 in the number one performance netball programme in the university sector.
New Seven Stars signing, Lottie Robinson next to head coach, Jo Trip ahead of the 2023 Netball Super League Season
Credit: Instagram - @_lottierobinson
Alongside Robinson, the Stars have also announced the return of England Roses Academy player and current University of Worcester student Issy Eaton, defensive powerhouse and University of Worcester graduate Lucy Herdman, and a host of other players to the franchise including Gabby Marshall, Sigi Burger and Grace Namana.
Speaking to Robinson ahead of the 2023 season, she said: “Yeah I feel really great actually, training is going good as well, so far I’m enjoying it!
“I’m so thankful for the opportunities with Stars so far and there’s only loads more to come.”
Robinson will be playing in the GK position for the Worcestershire side
The Seven Stars are under the ownership of the University of Worcester, and will train and play all their home games at the iconic 2000-seater University of Worcester Arena.
Robinson will hope to open her account at the opening home fixture of the 2023 Netball Super League campaign against Strathclyde Sirens on Saturday, February 18th.
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