Netball T-shirt Shop
You can never have enough netball T-shirts
The T-shirts shown below are the original designs we started with. They were popular but we’ve decided to update them a little and new versions will be available soon. In the meantime we’re having a bit of a clear out so the T-shirts shown below are available for only £10 each – reduced from £15 – while stocks last.
These T-shirts are great for wearing to netball training or for playing in but you can also wear them at the gym or when going for a run. Want to look stylish whilst declaring your love of netball? Please BUY one of our T-shirts!
Strictly No Contact Tee – Raspberry
No contact? Yeah, right!
Netball Star in the Making – Raspberry
- semi-fitted for a more flattering look – no more shapeless unisex T-shirts
- easy care – made from 100% cotton
- hard wearing screen-printed design
- 90-day money-back guarantee.
Once the site upgrade is complete you will be able to buy our T-shirts and hooded sweatshirts online from this site. Please bear with us! In the meantime you can buy T-shirts and hoodies with our new designs on at http://www.cafepress.co.uk/netballmatch
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We plan to extend the range soon but first we’d love to hear from you about our ideas. Please, look at our designs and help us decide which of them to print next by leaving a comment in the box below.
Going on a netball tour for a spot of team bonding?
Are you going on a netball tour or maybe a hen (or stag!) weekend with a bit of netball thrown in? It’s probably going to be a lost weekend for many of you, so why not have special tour T-shirts made to remember the event?
If you are a tournament organiser, we think these T-shirts would be perfect to sell at your next event to help make it more memorable or as prizes for the tournament winners.
In any case, we can add your existing logo to a T-shirt or hoodie or we can design something for you. Why not add your team or event name to one of our existing designs? We offer styles for both ladies and men.
Wearing one of our T-shirts puts you in good company
Our T-shirts have graced the backs of coaches and up and coming youngsters in the Middlesex County Satellite and County Academies and the London and South East region’s coach and Talent Development squad. We also produced commemorative T-shirts for Brunel Hurricanes’ (now Surrey Storm) National Talent Squad to celebrate their fantastic achievement of winning the NTL in 2008/9 without losing a single game.
Please contact us for a quotation.
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Hi Katherina,
England Netball recommends that primary school children should play a modified version of netball called High 5. You can find more info on the England Netball website. There are also some resources on the Netball New Zealand website. You can also find a basic coaching manual from IFNA’s website
Hope this helps and good luck.
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I’m looking for some advise on how to teach netball because I love this sport and wants this to be our national sports. I belong to pakistan and our country this kind of game is not played here. so kindly give me some advices how to play and bring it in life.
Dear Zeeshan,
Thank you for contacting us and great to hear that you love netball too. According to the website of IFNA, netball’s governing body, netball is already played in Pakistan. Please visit the Pakistan Netball Federation’s website at http://www.paknetball.org for further information on coaching courses in your country. Also visit the websites of the netball federations we have listed on our site for more coaching resources. Finally, you can find PDF of IFNA’s basic coaching manual from their website: http://www.netball.org/documents/Coaching%20Manual%20Final.pdf
Good luck
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