121. CANFORD NETBALL CLUB (Knowlton Homepage) Tanya and the Canford netball team, formely Beavers; part of the Knowlton homepage with pages on Albinism, photo s and much more.. http://home.clara.net/knowlton/family/Sports/Canford_netball.htm

Progrip West Dorset County Netball CANFORD NETBALL CLUB Dorset UK Menu Doodlebug Tournament History and Achievements Overview Canford Netball Club was formally known as BEAVERS INTERNATIONAL NETBALL Club until March of BEAVERS was originally formed with the concept of enabling players the opportunity to travel away from the local area to play a higher level of Netball and to give all ages a chance to play under very professional standards. This concept is adhered to, to this day. , The Club was formed. Sponsored by Renwick Travel with Club colours of Green and Golden yellow . The Club boasted a Senior section , U21, U16 - the minimum age being 12 years old. , To continue to raise funds to travel, the first Invitation Tournament was held. , the founder member Betty Hardy died, the Club was taken on in September of that year by Chris [coach] and Shirley Neal. All club players trained at Talbot Combined School. Touring is the main attraction to the club and still is to this day, we have been to Malta Germany Belgium Jersey Guernsey , etc.

122. PROGRIP Netball Team; Bournemouth League PROGRIP netball Team, Tanya in the Progrip netball team; part of the Knowlton homepage with Abinism, more sports, photo s and much more.. PROGRIP. netball TEAM. http://home.clara.net/knowlton/family/Sports/progrip.htm

Allenbourn Canford Netball PROGRIP NETBALL TEAM Bournemouth League For cheap low cost international calls THE GANG back row: Tanya Knowlton, Caroline Pastecchia, Caroline Stedman, Sharon Latini front row: Alison Warren, Jo Kelly, Karen Cook. Subs: Gemma Hibberd, Jane Oddie, Denise Legg, Teresa Roberts History: Progrip was formed in 1996, but were then called “Seven Up”. Caroline Smith (now Pastecchia) and Jo Kelly had been playing for another team which had folded and so in order to keep playing decided to set up their own team. We couldn’t find a sponsor at that time and so all of the money for all the fees came from the players themselves. We also had our kit bought by Caroline’s Dad! The players were mainly work colleagues at the time, some of which hadn’t played netball since they were at school but we all just wanted to enjoy a game of netball – win or lose. This was just as well as we only seemed to lose then! Obviously the team has changed since we started but there are still , with Caroline Stedman, Caroline Jo Kelly originally from the very first side. Over the last couple of years

123. MAYC Sports National competitions in five aside football, netball, volleyball and table tennis. Overview, forum, contact, organisers and rules. http://www.maycsports.org.uk/

124. The Home Page Of U.N.P. Netball Homepage of netball club situated in Pietermaritzburg, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa. http://www.netball.unp.ac.za/

125. HERTFORD HORNETS NETBALL CLUB Hertford Hornets netball Club. Hi, Welcome to the Hertford Hornets netball Club Website. This website has been created primarily http://www.hertfordhornets.fsnet.co.uk/

Hertford Hornets Netball Club Hi, Welcome to the Hertford Hornets Netball Club Website. This website has been created primarily for Past and Present Members of the Club, but all visitors are welcome. If you have any comments or suggestions please do not hestitate to E-Mail us at Hertford Hornets Updated on The Club Club Officials News and Gossip Club Shop ... Newsletters One of only two 'Gold Caps' accredited Clubs in England ! If you would like more information about our Club, Please contact Hertford Hornets The Club Club Officials Club Shop ... Interesting Websites

126. Pontlottyn Boys Girls Club Providing sporting and social activities for local youth. Includes news, history, photo gallery, and rosters of football and netball teams. http://www.geocities.com/pontlottynbgc

127. Lab Netball Rules Lab netball was not the first sport to make it off the courts and into the lab, although most other attempts at indoor sports proved to be too dangerous. http://www.math.utah.edu/~proulx/rules.html

The Rules of the Game History of the Game Lab sports are generally thought to date back to ancient times when scientists had to have additional occupations to supplement their incomes. Often they turned to sports as a way to make ends meet, but as Universities began paying higher salaries they stopped playing for pay and put their talents to use in friendly competition. Lab Netball was not the first sport to make it off the courts and into the lab, although most other attempts at indoor sports proved to be too dangerous. Lab Bowling originated in England and enjoyed great success until the much discussed "retirement" of Lord Kelvin in 1897. Lab Bowling never recovered from that event, even after the advent of shatter-proof Pyrex. The next era in lab sports takes us to Australia, where school spirit makes it impossible for scientists to restrict rugby to the playing field. Lab Rugby only existed for about 3 weeks in 1901 and was cut short by the untimely demise of professor Shelby. After Shelby's death no sport was able to make it into the lab until after World War I. Sports finally returned to the lab after the advent of baseball, which was fairly successful for many years. Lab Baseball required no personal injury to make its way to the sidelines of science, but instead was supplanted by a need to do more science and a lack of national baseball during World War II.

128. Camelot Netball Club Provides details of teams, leagues, fixtures, contact information and latest gossip for this Hertfordshire club. http://www.members.aol.com/erikavincent/camelot/home.htm

Camelot Netball Club Hertfordshire, United Kingdom Click knight to continue, or wait for automatic continuation.

129. NY SPORTS ONLINEl - Netball netball is a team game played on all continents and in over 50 countries, although it actually began here in the United States, before it was exported to http://www.nysol.com/netball.html

NETBALL is a team game played on all continents and in over 50 countries, although it actually began here in the United States, before it was exported to Britain and the British Commonwealth which is where it gained in popularity. It is fast, skillful yet inexpensive, played with simple equipment. Although it is the world's most popular team game for women, it is also increasingly played by men. In brief the rules of Netball are that: it is played either indoors or out on a hard surface by two teams of seven players restricts areas in which team members play it it requires goals to be scored by throwing a ball through a ring which is attached to a post 3.05 meters high. it requires players to pass or shoot within three seconds it allows no contact which interferes with play it restricts the number of steps players may take with the ball Netball has been playing in the USA for 21 years. The United States of America Netball Association (USANA), Inc., the governing body of netball in the USA, was founded in New York on May 26, 1992. It is a registered non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and expanding the sport of netball across the USA. After only 2 years in operation USANA was able to take a contingent to 1995 World Championships in Birmingham, England where they were ranked 14th in the world, 26 countries participated. It is also their desire to go again to world championships in 1999 in New Zealand. World Championships are held every 4 years. In 2003 it is being held in Jamaica.

130. Caboolture Indoor Sports Centre Offers social and competitive competition in indoor cricket, netball, beach volleyball and soccer. http://www.cisc.net.au/

Cricket Netball Beach Volleyball Soccer ... About Us To find out more about the Centre and the sports it offers, click here or follow the links above to a particular sport. To email us for info or send us feedback, click Here.

131. Netball - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia netball. Later, the name netball was adopted as women were beginning to play basketball proper, and netball started to attract male players. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netball

132. Index Junior rugby league, lawn bowls, and netball. Also facilities for weddings and other functions. Club information and news. http://users.bigpond.com/Souths_Acacia/

Welcome to Souths Acacia Leagues Club home of Souths Juniors Souths Acacia Bowls Club Souths Acacia Netball Club Mortimer Road, Acacia Ridge, Brisbane Ph: 07 32776600

133. Mail Us All England Netball Association International Netball Introduction Welcome to the Reading and District netball League website. Its purpose is to provide a place that is easily accessible http://www.readingnetball.co.uk/index.asp

Mail Us All England Netball Association International Netball Federation Intro ... Netball Natter Introduction Welcome to the Reading and District Netball League website. Its purpose is to provide a place that is easily accessible for the following reasons -: information about how the league is run who you can contact about issues somewhere to raise suggestions and ideas RDNL has been operating for over 50 years. It currently has approximately 50 teams and around 300 netballers. We play our Midweek League every Wednesday from September to May, and our Saturday League nearly every Saturday from September to April (please see Fixtures for exact dates). We currently have places for teams in our Saturday League. Please contact us for more information. Our netballers range from 14 to 50 years old, and some of them are also umpires and coaches. We are sponsored by The Reading Chronicle and we play at Theale Green School in Theale for all our fixtures and rallies. Everyone is welcome to come and watch, just see our Fixtures for the match times.

134. Panther Netball Club - Index Contains news, events, results, sponsor and contact information. http://www.panthersnetballclub.org.uk

Welcome to the Panthers Netball Club We are a small but expanding club located in the Medway Towns. On these pages you will be able to read about us, link to other netball resource pages and find out how our teams are doing. hosted by Evolution Internet

135. UWS: Athletic Union Akido, archery, badminton, basketball, canoeing, cricket, fencing, golf, hiking, hockey, street hockey, ju jitsu, karate, lacrosse, life saving, mountain biking, mountaineering, netball, octopush, riding, rowing, rugby league, rugby union, running, sailing, soccer (football), squash, SCUBA diving, surfing, swimming, tea kwan do, tennis and volleyball. http://www.swan.ac.uk/AU/

Home Clubs UWS Athletic Union The University of Wales Swansea’s Athletic Union is responsible for virtually all the sporting activities in the university. It works to develop both competitive and non-competitive sport and to facilitate the development and achievement of its clubs. The redevelopment of Sketty Lane and the arrival of an Olympic sized swimming pool in the near future illustrate Swansea’s ambition to become an elite sporting institution. All standards are welcome and encouraged in the university. The AU cater for 46 different clubs which vary from the mainstream sports like rugby, football and netball, to water sports like water polo and sub aqua, to martial arts like judo and tae kwon do, to new and exciting sports like octopush and kite-surfing. We have great facilities that allow indoor and outdoor sports, mens, womens and mixed sports and team and individual sports. There is a club in the AU for everybody. Membership of the Athletic Union is essential to ensure you get the most out of your time at Swansea. The diversity of activities and participants is vast yet all have the same goal, to enjoy themselves and have a great time. Every Wednesday students congregate in the town centre and enjoy one of the best nights Swansea has to offer, Sportsnight. On top of this the AU works in partnership with the SU to organise the Midsummer Ball, which is one of the biggest and best of university balls. In 2001 the event attracted nearly 5,000 people who enjoyed top charting acts such as Hearsay, Semisonic and Chesney Hawkes. In conjunction with Cardiff University’s AU we also organise the Welsh Varsity Match which is amongst the largest, noisiest and most successful student varsity match in the UK.

136. UK Netball UK netball Given that isport and All England fell out over the original England netball website. netball summer leagues London, Nicola, -, Apr 22, 2004, 113 PM. http://www.network54.com/Forum/185483

UK Netball Given that i-sport and All England fell out over the original England Netball website. The replacement provided a chat area thats full of different word protection along with a pretty hopeless file structure - can you tell what's the latest post? - No, neither can I. Therefore I have created this site to enable the netballing community to continue asking questions and making comments about the sport they love. Please no bad language or slagging off other teams/players/officials - Julie Not logged in Login Create Account Search Post now! Message Title Author Replies Last Post Clubs in NW/Middlesex Areas MWam May 18, 2004, 5:40 PM PLAYERS WANTED!!! vix Apr 22, 2004, 2:35 PM Netball summer leagues London Nicola Apr 22, 2004, 1:13 PM Players wanted for SW London Club Lisa Hall Apr 22, 2004, 1:06 PM PLAYERS WANTED - SUMMER COMPS IN LONDON Sanza Netball Apr 22, 2004, 1:04 PM Are you looking for a Netball Team in the Wimbledon area? Natalie Apr 12, 2004, 9:43 AM Good value netball posts. Geraldine Brant. Apr 8, 2004, 3:51 PM

137. Home Page Combination of netball and basketball with a few extra rules. Site contains information on the sport, a diary, a reports page and the training schedule, information on the executive members, a photo page and links to relevant sites. http://www.lancs.ac.uk/socs/lukc/

LANCASTER UNIVERSITY KORFBALL CLUB s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Korfball? The Exec Training Diary ... Home to Lancaster University korfball Club! We are one of 21 universities in Britain to offer the fantastic sport of Korfball and are currently ranked 5th. This site includes info on the sport and our club so have fun! Here is our '99-'00 fab team. From left to right, bottom= Kris, Dan, Mike, Andy. Middle= Beth, Celine, Renee, Bec. Top= Lorna, Si, Adam, Phish, Mandy. CURRENT MESSAGES Korfball training sessions are every week Monday and Friday 5-6pm in the main sports hall, so turn up or the mysterious Lancaster buffalo will find out where you live and keep you awake, in the nicest possible way of course. Nikki and Vicki will hopefully notify me as soon as our next social is ready but for now you can read the report from our Christmas dinner on the Manchester Tournament report. The next tournament is in bonny Scotland, 26th of January in Edinburgh and reports of the tournaments so far are in the reports section funnily enough!

138. Welcome To Bridgwater Netball Club domain names and web hosting and url forwarding from V3. Welcome To Bridgwater netball Club. It s all about Bridgwater netball Club Click here to continue. http://www.bnc.run.to/

domain names and web hosting and url forwarding from V3 Welcome To Bridgwater Netball Club It's all about Bridgwater Netball Club Click here to continue

139. Doodlebugs Netball, Aldershot, Hampshire Contains news, club rules, structure and contact information. http://www.chris-mcphee.co.uk/index.html

Latest News Contacts Structure Get in Touch DOODLEBUGS NETBALL CLUB Sign our Guestbook Club Constitution Club rules Other links Due to our impending emigration this site is no longer being updated. If you want to volunteer to take it over then please email me ASAP and I will let you have all the files etc. Wavell 2003 Tournament results and video here 56K Version Broadband version Latest (2) - Summer league fixture list Webmaster wanted ! We can't maintain this site once we've moved to Canada ! Apply to Val or email Chris The Doodlebugs Netball Club formed in 1999. During the Winter season we meet every Tuesday evening between 7.30 and 9.00 for at least an hour to train and/or play a friendly match at Oak Farm School, Mayfield Road, in Farnborough, Hampshire (click here for a map We have two affiliated teams, Doodlebugs and Jitterbugs, that play in division 7 of the winter league. Winter league matches take place every other Monday at either 7.15 or 8.30pm. As well as this we compete in tournaments throughout the year. The summer league matches are held on Wednesdays.

140. 1st Welcome to the home of SONICS netball CLUB 2004. Please click on our logo to enter. Updated 20/05/2004. Week 16/21 Thursday 27/5/04. http://www.winshop.com.au/sonics/

Welcome to the home of SONICS NETBALL CLUB - 2004 Please click on our logo to enter Updated Week 16/21 Thursday 27/5/04 Sonics 1 v Magic 1 APCYC Sonics 2 v Regals Rebels Emm 1 Sonics 3 v Purps Carr 4 Sonics 4 Bye Sonics 5 v Panthers Carr 2 Week 12/14 Monday 31/5/04 Sonics 6 v Sonics 7 Ben 7 Sonics 8 v Supergirls Ben 2 Sonics 9 v Nerang Nighthawks Ben 2 Sonics 10 v Nerang Nix Ben 1 Week 9/15 Saturday 29/5/04 Sonics Smashers v Bad Girls Ben 1 Sonics Cyclones v Regals Ramblers Ben 2 Sonics Swans v Runaway Bay Orcas Ben 4 Sonics Stars v Runaway Bay Rainbows Ben 1 Sonics Cygnets Bye

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