Grant referred to TTNL Disciplinary Officer

Tuesday, 26 May 2015, 12:25 pm
Press Release: ANZ Championship Netball

Media Release
Tuesday 26 May 2015

The Trans Tasman Netball League (TTNL), operators of the ANZ Championship, wishes to advise Mojo Pulse defender Katrina Grant has been referred to the Disciplinary Officer.

Grant has been referred to the independent Disciplinary Officer for alleged misconduct following the Round 12 match between Mojo Pulse and Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel under the ANZ Championship’s Competition Rules.

Following a case management hearing with the Disciplinary Officer on Friday 22 May, the Disciplinary Officer directed that the matter be heard on Wednesday 27 May at 2.00pm (AEST) / 4.00pm (NZ). TTNL will communicate the outcome following the review.

TTNL, the Mojo Pulse or Katrina Grant will not be commenting further on the matter during the process.

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