Delivering their most complete performance of the season, VIP Frames and Trusses Tactix reinforced their hold on top spot after posting a defining 61-50 win over Te Wānanga o Raukawa Pulse in Christchurch on Sunday.
Take a look at the three match-ups coming in Round 6 of the 2025 ANZ Premiership.
VIP Frames and Trusses Tactix retained their place at the top of the table after completing a hard-earned 57-49 win over Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel in Invercargill on Saturday.
Take a look at the three match-ups coming in Round 5 of the 2025 ANZ Premiership.
Based in Christchurch and representing the Canterbury region, the Tactix were formed in 2008 after playing in the Coca-Cola/National Bank Cup national leagues as the Canterbury Flames.
The Tactix were one of the founding teams at the start of the semi-professional era for netball which heralded the introduction of the trans-Tasman ANZ Championship in 2008. When that competition ended in 2016, they became one of the six teams to form the standalone elite New Zealand domestic league, the ANZ Premiership.
The Tactix struggled throughout the ANZ Championship but during the ANZ Premiership era have emerged as real challengers, going on to finish runners-up in the 2020 and 2021 Grand Finals.
Helen Mahon-Stroud was appointed the Tactix first head coach in 2008 while Julie Seymour was the team’s first captain.
The Tactix playing strip is in the traditional Canterbury colours of red and black. The team’s main home venues are Christchurch Arena, MainPower Stadium Rangiora and Cowles Stadium, Christchurch.
