Tameside Netball Club began their season in Premier 1 with a hard-fought 48-54 victory at Grangetown Sunday.
The squad is captained by Ally Thomas and will be hoping to better last season's fifth place finish.
Tameside make their home debut on Sunday against Cumberland at the Belle Vue Leisure Centre.
In other news at the club, a string of players have been selected to take part in the Manchester Thunder Performance Programme. Grace Hall, Cerys Wotjan, Hanae Sbai,  Zoe Clifton, Libby Wolstenholme, Emma Fletcher, Rachel Carter, Laura Mallinder, Grace Mills, Amelia Veevers, Ella Standring and Millie Sander will embark on the programme which aims to inspire and develop the next generation of leading netballers for Thunder, the north west and England.
While United’s trip to Elland Road went better than many expected, it wasn’t quite the emphatic response Michael Carrick would have been hoping for after a tumultuous week.
There is no denying that Manchester City have made a pretty special start to life under Enzo Maresca, with Saturday’s victory over Ipswich Town taking us to seven wins from seven in the Premier League and putting the Italian into the history books.