Netball

When you enter a part of the court where your position can not go, for example if the centre steps inside one of the goal circles. It's also called offside if you step or land (or are) outside the court boundary with the ball in your hands, however as long as you haven't got the ball in your hands, then you can go outside of the court boundary as much as you like.

over 100

Positioning is used by the players position on the court according to the hoop

Netball is a sport which consists of high levels of agility, endurance and speed, and moderate levels of strength and flexibility. Netball training incorporates mainly running and agility.

Australia. (def New Zealand 42-38)

Size 5

The opposite team will have a penalty pass, and you then have to stand next to the player who takes it.

The Centre Helps out the WA,WD,GD and GA. They are allowed in all of the court apart from the two D's at either end. It is one of the hardest positions to play as it requires you to do alot of running around to get the ball to your GS and GA. Hope this helps:)

When you use one hand to throw a ball in netball it is called a shoulder pass and they are usually used for longer didtance throws.

To feed the ball to a player?!

you have 2 centres (that is a position) that start in the middle the ref stands in between u and holds the ball in one hand when he or she is ready they will throw the ball up in the air but not that much just a bit then the person who grabs the ball first gets to stand in the middle circle with the ball and wait for the whistle to blow then they can pass it to anybody who is free.

Since I play netball i can answer this

It is about 4 or 5 metres long

Surrey County Cricket Club

The Brit Oval

Kennington

London

SE11 5SS

you could search the internet for the rules and let them watch netball games on you tube. And if they are in year 6 or bellow you can let them play in school netball.

Mrs and Mr George

Critical path method

8 ft high at primary school but 10ft high secondary and above, and the ring is 15" diameter

yes, it does usually but it can be played either way

since 1891 so 109 years. created by the man who created basketball James Naismith

Jump when retrieving the ball.

I think you go to Primavera right?? Well anyway...an injury like bone dispacement, sprain, or you could just simply get hurt without noticing until the next morning you wake up with your bones hurting all over.

Caribbean netball associetion

ATP-PC system is used for high intensity short bursts of energy such as sprinting... In netball it is used when leading for the ball or the centre driving to the circle. it can also be used when jumping for a high pass.

the south Australian one is being held at Etsa Park next week