The University of Worcester Women’s 1st Team made a strong start to their National Trophy campaign, defeating Nottingham Trent University Women’s 1st Team with an impressive 65–43 victory in the first-round fixture.
In a game marked by composure, teamwork, and intensity. UW took control early and never looked back. Despite Head Coach Alexis being sidelined due to illness.  The team didn’t miss a beat being lead by  Catarina Seixas. Guiding them to a confident and commanding performance.
A powerful first quarter set the tone for the rest of the game, as Worcester’s defensive pressure and fast-paced offense created early separation on the scoreboard. The team’s togetherness on both ends of the floor was evident, with every player contributing to sustained energy and focus throughout all four quarters.
UW maintained their lead from start to finish, combining sharp execution on offense with disciplined team defense. The result reflected the squad’s depth, chemistry, and commitment to their shared goals.
After the game, Coach Catarina Seixas praised the team’s resilience and unity:
“The players showed incredible character today. They stayed connected, focused and stuck to our game plan from start to finish. It was a complete team effort.”
With this convincing win, the University of Worcester Women’s 1st Team move confidently into the next round of the National Trophy. 
Next up is a Midlands 1a fixture, Wednesday 3rd December against Oxford Brookes

 
		 
	 
	 
	 
	