Netball

I don't really know, I was hoping someone else on here could tell me that? :L But I think it's for something to do with being able to throw the ball with more force, which then makes it go further i.e: into the net? hopes this helps like this website didn't! :) xx

Talent Identification

Washington Pass is on SR 20 also known as the North Cascade Hiway. SR 20 runs East - West through the Cascade Mountain Range between the towns of Sedro Woolley (to the west of Washington Pass) and Winthrop (to the east of Washington Pass) in WA.

Swauk Pass was the name originally given to what it now known as Blewett Pass. Blewett Pass was about 5 miles west of Swauk Pass. Over time the route over Swauk Pass became the primary route over and the name of Blewett Pass was applied to what had originally been Swauk Pass. The name Old Blewett was applied to what was the original Blewett Pass. This is located on US 97 between Ellensburg (to the South of the passes) and the towns of Peshastin, Leavenworth and Cashmere, (to the North of the passes).

well of course it does whats netball without penalties i mean do you play it you have a circle and if you go to far and look up the persons skirt then that's a penalty or if theirs is long they mainly don't wear any so if youfall over and under then you get 2 points taken off and 2 penalties.

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the best netball team ever who are superior and can beat all teams

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Samatotypes are a way of measuring body build or physique. There are three samatotypes; endomorph (fatness), ectomorph (thinness) and mesomorph (mascularity). The measurements are taken for height, weight, bone size, muscle girth and fat so a persons samatotype might be 2.6.2 which is 2/7 for fat, 6/7 for muscle and 2/7 for thinness.

Type your answer here... to controll the game. fairness.

South Australian Netball Association Inc was created in 1928.

No, unless they were agressive, on purpose contacts

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No never ,you will always be called up.

a free pass to the other team

Natalie Von Bertouch and Natalie Medhurst are two examples of famous netball players. Others include Laura Langman, Tracey Neville, and Romelda Aiken.

The WD defends the place near the goal circle. They are not aloud in the goal circle.

1) Captain of the Australian team.

2) Netball Australia's MVP four times (1996, 1998, 2002, 2006).

3) Two time world champion

4) Two time Commonwealth Games champion

5) Returned to active competition from a very serious knee injury that required surgery in 2005.

Flexibility is important in terms of being injury free and being able to move freely around the court. Flexibility tests of other body areas that used in the game would also be suitable.

They use a size 5 netball

Goalie?

the goal attack is part of the attack and can go in the centre third, shooting third and the "D". goal attack is needed to quickly get the ball in the D, also can shoot for ball and then needed to defend the pass when the other team gets the ball

The centre pass in netball is alternated. Everytime a goal is scored the team who didn't have the centre pass previously then has their turn. Usually the umpires use hand signals to show whos centre pass it is anyway.

It is the connection between the attack and defence

Well really it kinda depends on what posision you play, for example i play C for all the game and i find it best that you should try and stand at a slat so you can see the ball and your play at the same time or try blocking them out but there is nothing much you can do to help you get in front of your player try dodging to get in front of them, just stay with your plyer as much as you can so that you are ready for the ball if yooh can get it then go for it ! good luck !

GS (Goal Shoot) - in their team's goal third. This person's main job is to shoot the hoops in the goal circle GA (Goal Attack) - in the centre third and their team's goal third. This person's job is to help the ball down midcourt, and to shoot the hoops, also, with the GS WA (Wing Attack) - in the centre third and their team's goal third (but not in the circle). this person's main job is to get the ball down midcourt to the shooters C (Centre) - all over the court apart from either team's goal circle. this person's main job is to intercept the ball, and help it down the court to their team's shooters WD (Wing Defence) - in the centre third, and the opposing team's goal third (but not in their circle). this person's main job is to intercept the ball, so other members of the team can get it down the court to the shooters GD (Goal Defence) - in the centre third, and all of the opposing team's goal third. this person's main job is to intercept the ball, so other members of the team can get it down to their shooters. another job is not letting the ball get to the shooters of the opposing team (whom they are guarding) to get the ball and shoot it. Also, if the other team's shooters miss, the GD's job is also to get the rebounds. GK (Goal Keeper) - all of the opposing team's goal third. this person's main job is to intercept the ball, so other members of the team can get it down to their shooters. another job is not letting the ball get to the shooters of the opposing team (whom they are guarding) to get the ball and shoot it. Also, if the other team's shooters miss, the GK's job is also to get the rebounds.

- Netball is a no contact sport. -Australian Diamond are the world champions (2009) -New Zealand Silver Ferns are runner up world champions (2009) -Jamaica is the world number 3 netball team (2009) -Casey Williams is the worlds best goal keep. (GK) hope tis was a good enough answer. Try google for a more complex answer!