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EVENTS CALENDAR 2012-2016 DATE EVENT HOST COUNTRY Last updated: 11 December 2012 2012 Jan 13-15 Hong Kong v Chinese Taipei v Thailand Hong Kong Mar 9-11 Netball Europe Championships - U17 Scotland Mar 9-11 Netball Europe Championships - U21 Northern Ireland Mar 8-10 Inter Gulf Tournament Al Ain, UAE Mar 16-18 IFNA Board Meeting Los Angeles Apr 10-14 England v Barbados England May 8-12 8 African Countries v 8 African Countries Tanzania May 21-25 Sportaccord Quebec, Canada May 25-27 Netball Europe Championships – Open England Jun 8-10 Netball Europe AGM & Council & Festival Gibraltar Jun 14 to 19 Sunshine Girls v South Africa Jamaica Jun 22-24 IFNA Board Meeting Glasgow Jun 26 to 30 Pacific Netball Series Fiji Jul 2-7 World University Netball Championship Cape Town Jul 6-7 Fiji v Singapore Fiji Jul 9-10 Fiji U21 v Singapore Fiji Jul 9-11 South Africa v Northern Ireland Cape Town Jul 11 to 21 AFNA (9) Countries Trinidad & Tobago Aug 15 to 18 Diamond Challenge, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana, SA Pretoria, South Africa Aug 25-31 8th Asian Championships Sri Lanka Sept 16 Australian Diamonds v Silver Ferns Australia Sept 18-26 England v Sunshine Girls England Sept 20 & 23 Silver Ferns v Australian Diamonds New Zealand Oct 11-16 Cook Islands v Scotland v Wales Cook Islands Oct 14- 1 Nov Aus. Diamonds v England v Silver Ferns v SA Australia/New Zealand Oct 20, 22, 24 Samoa v Scotland Samoa Nov 8-9 IFNA Board Meeting Auckland, New Zealand Nov 9-11 Fast5 Netball World Series Auckland, New Zealand Nov 24 & 25 Northern Ireland v Ireland Northern Ireland Dec 2-8 Nations Cup Singapore Dec 7 & 8 USA v Bermuda USA 2013 Jan 18 NNI v Australia Bath, England Jan 20,23,26 England v Australia England Jan 25-27 Hong Kong v India v Malaysia Hong Kong Mar 8-10 Netball Europe Championships - U17 Malta Apr 2,3&6 Jamaica v England Jamaica Apr 26-28 Netball Europe Championships – U21 Wales May 31 - 2 Jun Netball Europe Championships – Open Aberdeen, Scotland Jun 14-16 Netball Europe AGM & Council Northern Ireland Jul tbc Asian Youth Championships Brunei Aug 22-31 World Youth Netball Championships Glasgow Nov tbc Fast5 Netball World Series tbc Dec 1-7 Nations Cup Singapore Tbc tbc AFNA Senior Championships & AGM tbc 2014 Mar 7-9 Netball Europe Championships – U17 England Apr 25-27 Netball Europe Championships – U19 Northern Ireland May 30/31 – 1 Jun Netball Europe Championships – Open Wales Jun tbc Netball Europe AGM & Council & Festival Wales July 23 - 3 Aug Commonwealth Games Glasgow, Scotland Sept 7-14 tbc Asian Netball Championships Singapore Oct tbc Netball Europe – WCQ Wales Nov tbc Netball Europe – WCQ Wales Nov tbc Fast5 Netball World Series tbc 2015 Mar 6-8 Netball Europe Championships – U17 Gibraltar Apr 24-26 Netball Europe Championships – U19 Scotland May 22-24 Netball Europe Championships – Open Northern Ireland June tbc Netball Europe AGM & Council Wales Aug 9-16 World Netball Championships Sydney, Australia Jul tbc Asian Youth Championships tbc Nov tbc Fast5 Netball World Series tbc Dec tbc Netball Nations Cup Singapore 2016 Mar 4-6 Netball Europe Championships – U17 Gibraltar Apr 22-24 or 29-31 Netball Europe Championships – U21 Malta May 19-21 Netball Europe Championships – Open England Jun tbc Netball Europe AGM & Council Northern Ireland Abbreviations: INF - International Netball Federation FENA - Federation of European Netball Associations (Netball Europe) AFNA - Americas Federation of Netball Associations ONF - Oceania Netball Federation ANF - Asian Netball Federation AN - Africa Netball .

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Annual Report 2016/17 Contents Chair Foreword
Annual Report 2016/17 Contents Chair Foreword Chair Foreword 3 I am so proud to be the Chair of Welsh Netball, this resilient organisation capable of real change. CEO Report 4 This year has seen the organisation progress from a position of stability to one of active growth. Community Development 6 Our connectivity across the world of sport has visibly increased, Wendy B White BEM 14 demonstrated most notably by the Swansea University International Catherine Lewis Test Series v Silver Ferns in February. A huge undertaking indeed, Performance 15 Chair of Welsh Netball but one that has placed netball firmly on the map and ensured that the voice of Welsh Netball is now heard globally as well as across Europe. The Swansea University International Test Series 24 Welsh Netball’s workforce remains active across the country with Celtic Dragons 28 participation increasing across members, officials and coaches. Our dedicated family of volunteers continue to support netball on every Communications 32 level, allowing women and girls to participate from their very first steps onto court. We are very thankful for their time and endless efforts. Our family of sponsors also continues to grow as more and more partners recognise the impact and importance of women’s sport. Their support and resources power our squads, improving performance and allowing our players more ways to engage with the wider sporting audience. Many thanks to the Welsh Netball Board for their unwavering support. All volunteers, they give their time and effort willingly. Also to our staff, your commitment and resourcefulness has been clearly demonstrated this year and we thank you for always going the extra mile.
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England Netball Association
ALL ENGLAND NETBALL ASSOCIATION A History of Netball in England Through the Ages - To Present Day England Netball, Sports Park, 3 Oakwood Drive, Loughborough, Leicestershire. LE11 3QF www.ournetballhistory.org.uk EARLY BEGININGS 1891 • Game invented in USA by a YMCA Secretary, where it was then, and is now, called Basketball. First match recorded in America1900 (Boston) 1895 • Visit of Dr Justin Toles, an American, to Madam Österberg’s Physical Training College (then at Hampstead). Students were taught Basket Ball - indoors – there were no printed rules - no lines, circles or boundaries. The goals were two waste paper baskets hung on walls at each end of the hall. • Within Madame Bergman Österberg’s Report, dated 1895 the following was recorded : Basket Ball is an American game introduced into our College by Dr Toles ; its aim is to get the ball into the opponents’ basket or goal, the basket being placed at a height of about seven or eight feet. The play is entirely with the hands, and no player is allowed to hold the ball for more than 5 seconds. It is a good winter game and can be played by any number. We played a few games in the gymnasium under Dr Toles’ supervision. 1897 • Game played out of doors on grass. An American lady paid a visit to the College (who moved to Dartford), and taught the game as then played by women in America. • The students at Dartford introduced rings instead of baskets, the large ball and the division of the ground into three courts. • After completing the physical training course, graduates of the college were virtually guaranteed employment in girls’ schools throughout the country, with an ample yearly salary of £100! 1900 • The newly formed Ling Association (now the Physical Education Association) set up a sub-committee 1901 to revise and publish the first set of rules, 250 copies were published and many changes were adopted.
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Welsh Netball Annual Report 2019-2020
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