Netball

defender Joline Henry and shooter Irene Van Dyk are Co-Captains defender Joline Henry and shooter Irene Van Dyk are Co-Captains

GS= Goal Shoot

GA= Goal Attack

WA= Wing Attack

C= Center

WD= Wing Defence

GD= Goal Defence

GK= Goal Keeper

(1) The two centres stand outside of the circle with their hands by their sides.

(2) Then the referee throws the ball upwards in the middle.

(3) Who Ever Jumps And Grabs The Ball First Is Allowed To Start With The Ball As Long As The Didn't Jump Before The Whistle

Try watch both wing Attack and the ball at the time, maybe stand side on. Make sure you keep you outside arm in front of WA with out toucking them. It helps if you can keep up with them and try predict what they're gonna do next by watching their eyes and their feet!!

Netball was invented because basketball was a man's sports and woemn couldn't play because they became 'sweaty'. So they invented netball to combat this. Women didn't move with the ball therefore not running around and not becoming sweaty. They didn't imagine that it would take off quite so much and become one of the worlds most recognised sports.

To be a good netball player requires considerable ability. One must be able to move quickly and be agile when changing direction and holding their feet steady after they catch the ball. A player needs to be able to throw and catch competently and have sufficient upper body strength to pass steadily. It is also helpful if a player has good balance for defending and a sense of accuracy and precision for shooting.

Double marking is when two people are marking one person. It may happen on a centre pass. The centre without the ball may go and mark GA or WA because this is the popular position to throw it too.

boys can't play in girls netball teams

unless it is a mix team.

I'm pretty sure it is Australia :)

I'm pretty sure it is Australia :)

New Zealand.

As a netball player this question will be very exciting to answer.

Obstruction-When you put your arms up or sideways or when you jump to defend you are closer than 90cm to the opposition. You will have to stand down.

Contact-When you snatch the ball out of another players hand, bump them, push them or hit them etc. You will have to stand down.

Held-When you have the ball in your hand for longer than 3 seconds

Replay-When you bounce the ball mor Ethan to times-when you've snapped it up from the opposition's bounce pass

Step-When you step with the ball

1.Chest pass

2.Lobb Pass

3.Bounce pass

The basic rules are:

You can't move your feet with the ball.

You can't touch anyone else, with or without the ball.

You can't defend within three feet of the player with the ball.

You must stay in your designated area of play.

It depends if you are playing proper netball or nettaball (younger players netball).

In netball it is offside.

I am guessing you mean breaking. Breaking occurs on a centre pass when someone from either team crosses over the line, except for centre, into the centre third before the umpire calls the whistle

Bianca Franklin, sister of AFL's Lance Franklin played for the Melbourne kestrles in 2007 and has since returned to Western Australia to play there.

In netball, the centre ball is a crucial element of the game that restarts play after a goal is scored or at the beginning of each quarter. The centre pass is taken from the centre circle by the team that did not score, and players must remain outside the circle until the ball is released. This action allows both teams to reposition and strategize while emphasizing the importance of teamwork and coordination. The centre ball also serves to maintain the flow of the game and ensure fair play.

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The GA can go in the middle third and their teams shooting third. They are allowed in the shooting circle to shoot and can run out for the centre pass. They play against the oppositions GD (goal deffense) and it is one of the most important positions in netball.

You can play for longer durations, go for more balls/rebounds

It is estimated that there are in excess of 20 million people playing netball in 70 countries and on all five continents eg Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, England, Malawi, South Africa, Cook Islands, Samoa, Fiji, Botswana, Trinidad & Tobago, Wales, Barbados, Scotland, Singapore, Malaysia.

In netball, if the shooter shoots, misses the hoop and catches it, it will be a replay ball and the ball will be handed over to the other tea.

Average netball weight is 397 - 454 grams.

Prior to a game of netball, there will be a toss. The winners of the toss will usually take the centre throw. A game of netball then starts when the winning team's centre (C) has stepped into the circle and thrown the netball.Also all players must be in the correct positions and no feel in the semi circle or into the middle third,except for the centers(c)

It would be useful to speak to the dentist that has supplied you with the brace. Some can be kept in as they have a special clip that secures them stops the chance of the brace dropping in to the throat and causing choking. It would also be required that a gum shield was worn as it protects the back of the lips from the fittings on the brace.

However, it is down to those that monitor and govern your rugby as there is a health and safety issue that they must satisfy themselves on before each case is allowed to play.