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Wednesday , October 14 2026

Nebtall Super League: Dragons aiming to ‘raise game’ after difficult year

As well as a difficult time on the court in 2025, Dragons faced uncertainty off it.

Players were informed in the off-season that they may not have a team to play for in the 2026 season if the franchise did not secure funding.

During that period, the majority of the Dragons’ board resigned, while Sara Moore left as Dragons and Wales Netball head of performance.

While the financial issue seems to have been resolved, for the short term at least, Dragons were able retain the bulk of the squad from last season, and Yarranton says the players were “protected” from off-court issues.

“I personally don’t think I was aware of things that were going on behind the scenes at the time,” she told BBC Sport Wales.

“So we were protected from that and I think that’s the right decision because ultimately they need us to be performing.”

Welsh Feather Yarranton said the uncertainty surrounding the club did not impact on the team’s displays.

“I think as athletes, we need to take accountability for our performances and we can’t point fingers and blame,” she added.


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