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Bring in the New! www.englandnetball.co.uk January 2017 BRING IN THE NEW! Happy New Year to all of our wonderful Netball in 2016 – let’s get even more people Netball Family! To get things off to a great on court in 2017! Jump on over to our Netball start England Netball have loads of brand new Finder here to find the session for you! sessions beginning up and down the country, This January you can also get your hands giving you the chance to get involved and on tickets to see four of the best teams in the bring along a friend! world right here on home soil! The Vitality If you attend a session or are thinking of Netball International Series as part of the starting, why don’t you ‘bring in the new’ and Netball Quad Series comes to Liverpool and invite a colleague, friend or family member to London in early February, with the last few join you? Over 15,000 ladies joined Back to tickets available here! WELCOME Welcome to England Netball’s adding membership benefits to your Bring a friend January newsletter. Each package to make sure that you get competitions month we send you this digital the most out of your relationship Netball news newsletter to keep you up-to- with England Netball. We want all date with all things netball from of our publications to represent the Nutrition: Back national and Superleague level, thoughts of our readers, so do let us to Basics right through to local clubs and know what you think we should be Fitness: Back to Netball. talking about by dropping us a line Sasha Corbin’s Solo As well as keeping you in the at [email protected]. Sessions netball loop, our newsletter includes If you haven’t seen the latest some fantastic lifestyle features, England Netball digi-mag then giving you the latest travel, style and click here. Finally, if you didn’t beauty tips for the coming month. receive last month’s newsletter you On top of all this, we are regularly can find ithere . BRING A FRIEND – yOUR CHANCE TO WIN! To celebrate the New Year England Netball have competitions running throughout the whole of January. Let’s get everyone involved! To be in with the chance of winning some fantastic prizes all you need to do is bring a friend to your session and spread the word on social media… BACK TO NETBALL England Netball is offering you and a friend the chance to each win £100 of John Lewis vouchers. All you need to do is bring a friend along to your Back to Netball session, take a picture of the two of you at the session and tell us about it in one of the following three ways… 1. Upload your picture to twitter, tag @England_Netball and use the hashtag #NetballNewYear 2. Post your picture on Facebook, tag @England Netball and use the hashtag #NetballNewYear 3. Email your picture, names and contact details to: [email protected] WALKING NETBALL England Netball is offering you and a friend the chance to each win £100 of M&S vouchers. All you need to do is bring a friend along to your Walking Netball session, take a picture of the two of you at the session, and tell us about it in one of the following three ways… 1. Upload your picture to twitter, tag @England_Netball and use the hashtag #NetballNewYear 2. Post your picture on Facebook, tag @England Netball and use the hashtag #NetballNewYear 3. Email your picture, names and contact details to: [email protected] If you can’t take a picture – ask your coach or Host to do it for you! Entries for both competitions will close on Tuesday 31 January. The winners will be announced on Wednesday 1 February. Let’s expand the fabulous #NetballFamily this January and beyond to get more people than ever playing our amazing sport! The 2017 & 2018 International Junior Netball Festivals Easter Holidays & October Half-Term Five Days 21-25 & 25-29 Oct 2017,4-8 & 8-12 Apr 2018 from £455 Under 12s, 14s & 16s WALKING NETBALL CONTINUES TO FLOURISH Walking Netball was officially launched in September 2016 and has seen over 2,000 people take part so far, with numbers growing week on week. In a recent evaluation of pilot programmes, 99% of Walking Netballers said they enjoyed their sessions. Over the Christmas period we witnessed the true joy of Walking Netball! A huge thank you must go to our fabulous Walking Netball Hosts, for not only delivering the sessions but for bringing people together off the court! FESTIVE FUN On Sunday 11 December 2016 Netball East hosted a Walking Netball festival, which was attended by over 80 ladies from nine different Walking Netball sessions within the region. The festival took place at Cambridge University Sports Centre, a fabulous new indoor venue with two courts. Everyone was in such high spirits throughout the day, putting into practice their skills and remembering the new Walking Netball rules. There was also a raffle and cake sale, which raised a magnificent £193.70 for England Netball’s charity partner Cancer Research UK. While the ladies were off the court, we asked them why they loved Walking Netball… ‘It’s great ‘I would never ‘I love ‘Join Walking to be able to play have attempted ‘real’ Walking Netball Netball… we netball again; it’s so netball, but Walking Netball because I am too old to guarantee you will much fun. We spend has given me the confidence run, but still get a buzz love it.’ most of the session to have a go. It’s the funniest being on a court and Linda and Louise from laughing.’ hour of my week!’ playing in a team sport.’ Chelmsford Walking Karen from Hatfield Emma from Silsoe Judy from Suffolk Netball Eagles 2 Scorpions Stars Netball East would like to congratulate all of some lovely prizes for the raffle. Finally the teams that took part and say a huge thank thank you to the fab Walking Netball Hosts you to Cambridgeshire University Sports for entering teams and continuing to deliver Centre for providing such a great venue and Walking Netball across the region and to wonderful support throughout the day! Thank the volunteers helping on the day and being you to Benecos UK for some fabulous goody wonderful umpires. bags for every single lady that took part and the netballs they provided for the matches. For more information on Walking Netball, Thanks also to the East Regional Management whether you are interested in playing Board for supporting the funding of the or becoming a Host, click here or email event and to Mavericks Netball for donating [email protected]. The 2017 & 2018 International Junior Netball Festivals Easter Holidays & October Half-Term Five Days 21-25 & 25-29 Oct 2017,4-8 & 8-12 Apr 2018 from £455 Under 12s, 14s & 16s Super Ten_A5 HR.pdf 1 13/12/2016 16:44 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K Officiated NEW! Netball Tournaments by for junior clubs Netball + outdoor adventure activities PGL Boreatton Park, Shropshire, 12-14 May 2017 Just £89+VAT per person Find out more www.pgl.co.uk/netballclubs ENGLAND SQUAD SELECTED FOR NETBALL QUAD SERIES England Netball has announced the Roses squad selected to take part in the upcoming Vitality Netball International Series as part of the Netball Quad Series. Once again Ama Agbeze will lead the side, along with England’s most-capped player Jade Clarke as vice-captain. The newest recruit is Chelsea Pitman, who joins the line-up for the first time. The former Diamond qualifies to wear the red dress Schedule for the Netball Quad Series: as her father originates from Yorkshire. Durban International Convention Centre The squad selected is as follows: Saturday 28 January Ama Agbeze (Captain), Eleanor 3pm – AUS vs NZ Cardwell, Jade Clarke (Vice-captain), 5pm – SA vs ENG Beth Cobden, Kadeen Corbin, Jodie Tuesday 31 January Gibson (Subject to fitness), Natalie 7.30pm – SA vs AUS Haythornthwaite, Helen Housby, Chelsea Pitman, Geva Mentor, Echo Arena, Liverpool - Thursday 2 February Natalie Panagarry, Rachel Shaw 7.45pm – ENG vs NZ and Summer Artman*. Reserves: Amy Clinton*, George Fisher*, The SSE Arena, Wembley, London - Sunday Hannah Joseph, Leah Kennedy, Laura 5 February Malcolm and Chiara Semple*. 1pm – ENG vs AUS *Available for selection for both the 3.30pm – NZ vs SA senior squad and the U21 Roses’ tour to South Africa. Tickets for Liverpool and London can still be purchased here. U21 ROSES HEAD TO SOUTH AFRICA England’s U21s will be touring South Africa from 21 to 29 January to face Australia, New Zealand and our senior Roses in fixtures ahead of the Netball World Youth Cup in Botswana later in the year. The U21 squad selected is as follows: Summer Artman, Halimat Adio, Amy Carter, Amy Clinton, Iona Darroch, Rhea Dixon, Zara Everitt, George Fisher, Gabriella Marshall (Vice-captain), Vicki Oyesola, Razia Quashie, Paige Reed, Chiara Semple and Francesca Williams (Captain). Officiated NEW! Netball Tournaments by for junior clubs Netball + outdoor adventure activities PGL Boreatton Park, Shropshire, 12-14 May 2017 Just £89+VAT per person Find out more www.pgl.co.uk/netballclubs DID YOU ATTEND DARTFORD PHYSICAL EDUCATION COLLEGE AS A STUDENT OR STAFF MEMBER? It is over 120 years since Madame Bergman Österberg introduced netball at her college in Dartford, Kent. The Bergman Österberg Union (BÖU) is endeavouring to trace students and staff members who attended the college before its closure in 1986. Did you train or teach at Dartford and enjoy playing and teaching netball? If so, why not join the Bergman Österberg Union? The BÖU has an amazing archive stored at the Dartford campus (which also houses the Kent Netball archive) and would love to hear from you, if you are not on their database.
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