Mixed Netball Opportunities with TopCorner

Last Wednesday (July 28th) saw the culmination of our Summer season at Liverpool Street with a few of the teams deciding fancy dress was the most apt way to mark the occassion. The result was one of the strangest adverts for mixed netball we’ve seen in a long time!

Team America, a rogue collective of dysfunctional super-heroes and eccentrics took on C U Next Wednesday who probably best resembled a stag-party looking for the bar. C U Next Wednesday, complete with cheerleaders, edged the game whilst Team America took the accolades for the season. Congratulations to all involved!

We currently have mixed Netball availability at the following venues:

London Bridge starting August 9th

Vauxhall starting August 16th

If you’d like to get involved please contact Jennie.Hart@topcorner.co.uk or Bayo@topcorner.co.uk

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Liverpool Street Players!

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This page is for you:

  • If you’re interested in finding a netball team in the Liverpool Street leagues.  Leave your contact details and say something about what you’re looking for.  We have  both ladies and mixed netball competitions.
  • If you have a netball team in these areas and want to recruit players.  Again, leave your contact details.

If you have a team ready to go, and would like to join one of our leagues, visit our home page to see the venues!

See the comments below for details of players and teams.  Or visit our South London and Euston & Turnham Green lists.

DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE YOUR CONTACT DETAILS!

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South London Players!

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This page is for you:

  • If you’re interested in finding a netball team in the South London area (London Bridge, Waterloo, Brixton, Southwark, Vauxhall, Oval).  Leave your contact details and say something about what you’re looking for.  We have  both ladies and mixed netball competitions.
  • If you have a netball team in these areas and want to recruit players.  Again, leave your contact details.

See the comments below for details of players and teams.  Or visit our Liverpool Street and Euston & Turnham Green lists.

If you have a team ready to go, and would like to join one of our leagues, visit our home page to see the venues!

DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE YOUR CONTACT DETAILS!

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Turnham Green & Euston Players!

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This page is for you:

  • If you’re interested in finding a netball team in the Turnham Green or Euston leagues.  Leave your contact details and say something about what you’re looking for.  We have  both ladies and mixed netball competitions.
  • If you have a netball team in these areas and want to recruit players.  Again, leave your contact details.

If you have a team ready to go, and would like to join one of our leagues, visit our home page to see the venues!

DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE YOUR CONTACT DETAILS!

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Caught in the net: Women are forsaking the gym for the netball court

By Kate Youde

Sunday Independent 14th February 2010

For some it brings back memories of happy school games; for others it means overcoming horrific flashbacks of gym knickers. But more women are returning to the netball court, lured by the prospect of exercise and team spirit.

The number of people aged 16 and over playing netball at least once a week leapt by 12 per cent to 133,500 in October 2009. According to Sport England, there was a 52 per cent rise in players aged 20 to 24.

Tracey Neville, a former England international and commentator for Sky Sports, said at a time when there was “a massive drive towards getting fit and healthy and reducing obesity”, netball is an easy sport to pick up because everybody had played it at school and knows the rules.

The amateur sport attracts up to 250,000 television viewers, with Sky Sports screening matches from the nine-team Superleague weekly, as well as internationals. “People are starting to recognise the sport, follow it and get an interest in it,” said Ms Neville, whose brothers Gary and Phil are Premiership footballers. “When people can relate to the sport, they want to go out and play. It’s like when Wimbledon’s on, all the tennis courts are full.”

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The Netball Blog

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We’ve created a blog here especially for all things netball.  Watch this space for developments …

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