Get Fit, Have Fun, Play Netball!

By Chunksmum
April 5, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Chunksmum

Posted April 5, 2016

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Posted April 5, 2016

Hi Ladies, The Netball Club?s first season was an incredible success and we've been so proud to have so many amazing players help us start our league. We're now taking sign ups for our second season.

Matches are on Wednesday evenings in Crystal Palace. No need for experience as its a fun social league. You can sign up as an individual or get some friends together and enter as a team. You pay for the season. We also offer training sessions at ?5 for 2 hours every other Sunday, loyalty cards are provided so after 10 sessions you receive 1 free.

All details can be found on the website www.thenetballclub.co.uk or you can join us on Facebook: The Netball Club or Twitter: @thenetballclub

Come and be part of one of the fastest growing women's sports in the Country!

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