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GBR | Dec 14, 2025

Sunshine Girls again outclassed by England, losing second match 82-31 and series

Howard Walker

Howard Walker / Our Today

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Members of Jamaica’s senior women’s netball team – the Sunshine Girls. (Photo: JIS/Contributed)

Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls were once again blown away by England Roses 81-30 on Sunday to lose the two match series after losing 80-37 on Saturday inside the London Copper Arena.

England produced another clinical display to beat a depleted Jamaica winning by 51 points after winning by 43 on Saturday and capture the Rhone Hornsby trophy.

Missing a number of starters Jamaica were not able to match the intensity of the Roses as the gap kept increasing with every quarter.

England led 21-9 after the first quarter and 38-16 at the half time break establishing a 22 point lead and by the end of the third quarter the lead was up to 31 with England leading 56-25.

The Sunshine Girls had no answer for the English Roses and the gap was further increased to 51 as England won 82-31 with Jamaica only scoring five in the last quarter.

Jamaica won the inaugural 2024 Horizon series 2-1, which enabled them to leapfrog England and go third in the world rankings.

England Netball will donate £1 from every Horizon Series ticket sold to Netball Jamaica’s chosen charity, World Central Kitchen toward Hurricane Melissa relief efforts.

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