The England team head out to Australia ahead of their autumn tour. They begin their campaign against Australia in the 1st Test at Bendigo on Sunday 19th October, before heading to Canberra for the 2nd Test on Wednesday 22nd October. Both matches will be shown on Skysports. The team then fly on New Zealand for
England Netball have announced that they are looking to appoint volunteers for the England vs Malawi Test Series, being held in Liverpool, London and Worcester between the 14th and 20th December 2014. If you are passionate, friendly and enjoy getting stuck in then read on for more information. They have the following roles up for grabs on the day
For England coach Colette Thomson, there was one final duty to address on home soil before the squad departed for Australia this weekend as their rigorous tour schedule got underway. Earlier this year Colette was awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours for her services to netball and today she made the trip to
England Netball has announced that four of their officials have been put up for nomination at the Sport Official UK Awards. The ceremony takes place on Thursday 30th October in Daventry and England Netball will provide up to the minute updates live on the night. Making the final three in the Performance Official of the Year is Gary
England Netball have announced that they are introducing a fabulous new version of the sport, Nets! As part of the new format it has been confirmed that England Netball has merged with the Indoor Netball Association to be able to deliver the best possible product for netball lovers across the country. The Indoor Netball Association (INA)
England Netball is delighted to announce that Malawi will provide the opposition in a three-match International Netball Series this December. The Queens will face off against the ladies in red at the Echo Arena in Liverpool, the Copper Box in London and University Arena, Worcester. It will be a fantastic way to end the netball
Anna Mayes names squads for clashes in Australia and New Zealand Following a rigorous selection weekend, England Netball is delighted to announce the squads for the upcoming autumn tour to Australia and New Zealand and the subsequent Fast 5 tournament to be hosted in Auckland. Unfortunately, the tour comes too soon for Pamela Cookey who
England Squads are selected from the three INTCs for Senior and U21 competitions and, from the National Academy for U19 and U17 competitions. The England High Performance (Senior and U21) and Pathway (U19 and U17) Programmes, prepare athletes for Competition, with the overall aim of; Sustaining a high level of performance, not ‘one off’
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