Every Tuesday evening from 7.40 to 8.40pm at Manor House School. It’s a great form of exercise and has started to get quite competitive although we could do with some more players. Anyone can play as it is suitable for all ages and a great way of keeping fit.
Walking Netball has evolved from a growing demand for walking sports. Often, one of netball’s strengths is that people never forget playing the sport and the memories as well as the love for the game never leave.
We would love to have new members join, the more the merrier; if you are interested please contact: Elaine Mason
Another match, another medal!
Netbelles have been on a roll this month with another #WalkingNetball match on Sunday 10th November in #Portsmouth. This time …
NetBelles Ahead Of The Game ?
Playing against #Surrey & one #Kent @WomensInstitute #WalkingNeball Teams, our NetBelles were on top form yesterday at the Oasis Academy Coulsdon for the #LondonandSouthEastNetball Festival. They …
NetBelles Triumph!
Congratulations to our #WalkingNetball team, Netbelles, who were winners today at the #Eastleigh The WI (National Federation of Women’s Institutes) …
Netbelles 1st Walking Netball Festival
The Netbelles – Great Bookham Belles WI’s Walking netball team celebrated their 1st birthday by competing in a Walking Netball …
Belles Walking Netball Club
[sz-gplus-share size=”standard” align=”none” annotation=”none” /] Walking Netball has evolved from a growing demand for walking sports. Often, one of netball’s …