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Essex Met is proud to be providing funding support for two of our County’s promising young athletes. Jasmin Odeogberin (aged 17) is a regular player for Essex Open and Funmi Fadoju (aged 15) plays for New Campbell, both also play for London Pulse. Commenting on her netball journey Jasmin (left) said: “I have played for
Then England Netball can help. You simply provide details of your session, including location, time, date, cost etc and they will add your information to their ‘session finder’ database. In return they ask for a weekly list of attendees to help support the growth and funding for netball across the UK. Contact development@essexmet.co.uk for more
There are plenty of netball coaching courses coming up from September 2018 to April 2019 so if you want to take your coaching to the next level and obtain your Level 1 or 2 qualification, look no further than the England Netball website. Essex Met Netball affiliated members also receive additional support during their UKCC
Essex Met Netball Clubs Essex Met Netball Association have a lot of fantastic netball clubs playing in the league, varying in sizes from one team to 8 or more teams. The clubs also contrast in their training, socials and matches. If you are thinking of joining one of the clubs it’s worth contacting them to
U17 High Performance and Future Hubs Date: Saturday 15th / Sunday 16th September 2018 (athletes must be able to attend both days) Time: 10am to 5pm (register at 9.30am) Venue: Copper Box Arena, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London, E20 3HB Cost: £20 (cash payable on the day) Closing Date: Thursday 6th September. https://londonpulsenetball.wufoo.com/forms/rmhge6v02n8nt0/ U19 /
Walking Netball There are now more sessions of walking netball available in Essex now. To find out more please click here 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
