Netball Reviews

A netball match consists of four quarters of 15 minutes and each team has seven players. The court is divided into thirds with semi circles in each end third and each position on the team is allowed in a different area on the court. Only goal shooter and goal attack are allowed to shoot for goal and one point is given for each goal scored in the ...  Read the complete review

Netball was my sport of choice when I was at school, not that I was ever that good at it but I did enjoy the sport not least because it meant you were part of a team and made some good friends, of course winning games was always fun as well and I enjoyed playing for my school even though it was mostly in the second team. Each team is ...  Read the complete review

Netball is an indoor sport played in many schools. It is a sport mostly played by women. The proper netball teams have seven members. Each player is only allowed to play in certain parts of the playing surface. Point is scored when the ball is thrown in the goal post which is similar in size to goals used in hockey. The beauty of this ...  Read the complete review

Netball was my favourite team sport while at school and up until a year ago I used to play for a league team however work has got in the way recently but I'm hoping to take it up again soon. Netball is played on a court and the objective of the game is to score more points than the opposition. Teams comprise of seven players and ...  Read the complete review

OK so lets go through a few comments about netball I have heard "it's basketball for girls", "i just like watching the girls in skirts", "it's so boring." etc etc. Comments all made by boys! Well netball is a fast paced, high action sport and you don't get boring 0-0 draws football fans. There are seven players on one ...  Read the complete review

As some of you will know I am a keen Netballer and have been since the age of 11. Netball is a unique game and is played at a tremendously fast pace. In a nutshell netball is played by 2 teams of 7 players, with each player playing in one position. Each position has restricted areas of the court (which is divided into thirds by the way). The aim ...  Read the complete review

I've always been quite healthy and try to keep myself fit. Over the years I've veered from one health craze to the next, from aerobics (with leg warmers), to legs bums and tums, to step, with a bit of callenetics thrown in too. For one reason or another I've got fed up with each of them after a period of time- usually getting fed up ...  Read the complete review

I have played girls netball at school since I was 11 and I have always found it to a fun way to keep fit and I have made some good friends playing for various teams. When I came to university I was keen to keep going but didn?t want to play for a competitive university team. I think that environments like that can get a bit bitchy and it ...  Read the complete review

After not playing Netball for about 10 years, i decided to get back into it at my local gym. I can safely say, its just like riding a bike - you never forget. For those of you who used to play at school or have never played- get into it- its fast, brilliant exercise, its also very social (what better than a load of girls together talking ...  Read the complete review

Netball is one sport that boy's cannot play. Netball is a fast, fun game it helps you build up your fitness levels and you meet a lot of people playing the sport. I have played for my county side and i can asure you all the girls that play the sport enjoy it. Boys think the sport is a boring game because your not aloud to make any ...  Read the complete review

Tall, attractive, bouncy girls with fantastic legs are not the only good thing about netball. Considered a "girly" sport by some, given miserable coverage on TV (aren't most female-dominated sports?), even despised by some of those forced to play it at school, netball is, in my view, a brilliant game that deserves a better ...  Read the complete review

It is good because it's the only sport traditionally aimed at girls and because boys and girls are seperated for PE in schools it is played more by girls. So most teams are friendly and most of the time you get invited for biscuits and squash. But men's and the mixed games are becoming more popular as traditional sports are becoming more ...  Read the complete review