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Go Media Stars Injury Update: Charlie Bell

Monday, 12 May 2025, 3:51 pm
Press Release: Stars Netball

Go Media Stars shooter Charlie Bell suffered a mild ankle and calf sprain during yesterday's ANZ Premiership season-opener with the Mystics.

Bell is tracking positively towards Sunday's game against the Tactix and will need to clear return to play protocols before returning to the court.

Defenders Kate Burley and Greer Sinclair will undergo scans tomorrow on their injuries, with an update to be provided once more is known.

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