Ellie Ervine, Daisy Harrison and Lowri Windsor recognised in Blue & Gold NXT Gen end-of-season awards

Ellie Ervine, Daisy Harrison and Lowri Windsor have joined Poppy Tydeman as winners of Team Bath Netball’s NXT Gen League end-of-season awards for 2026.

Mid-courter Ervine received the Spirit of Bath award and defender Harrison was the Coaches’ Player of the Year, while wing-attack Windsor took the Most Improved accolade after making a big impression during her first year in Blue and Gold.

Wales international Tydeman had already been named as Fans’ Player of the Year after winning an online poll of supporters.

Natalie Roddy, joint head coach of Team Bath’s NXT Gen League squad with Anya Le Monnier, said: “Congratulations to all the award winners.

“Ellie truly embodies the Team Bath way. She holds herself and her teammates to exceptional standards and is consistently supportive, positive and motivating. She goes above and beyond on and off the court, setting the tone for what it means to be part of this programme.

“Daisy has been a standout defender throughout the season. Her ability to read the game, turn ball and secure possession after turnovers has made her a constant threat to opposition teams.

“Lowri joined the University of Bath as a student-athlete this year already bringing valuable experience, including representing Wales and competing at the Youth World Cup. She has carried that experience into every performance, showing real quality and confidence in the mid-court.”

Team Bath Netball are supported by Bath Building Society and Rengen Developments, who are both overall Team Bath Partners, and Bath Recreation Limited. Flyhawk supply Team Bath Netball’s performance clothing and off-court apparel.

(Pictured top, from left) Poppy Tydeman, Daisy Harrison, Ellie Ervine and Lowri Windsor.