Swiss Netball is the governing body for netball in Switzerland. It promotes the sport through various programs, competitions, and events, encouraging participation at all levels, from beginners to advanced players.

Netball is open to everyone in Switzerland, regardless of age, gender, or skill level. Swiss Netball offers opportunities for children, adults, and schools to get involved in the sport through training sessions, leagues, and tournaments.

To join a netball team in Switzerland, you can contact Swiss Netball or visit their website to find information about local clubs and teams. Many clubs welcome new players of all levels, from beginners to experienced players.

Netball is a team sport played on a rectangular court with two goal posts at either end. Each team has seven players who aim to score goals by passing a ball down the court and shooting it into the opposing team’s goal ring. Players must adhere to specific rules regarding footwork, passing, and defending.

To play netball, you will need a netball, suitable sportswear, and non-marking sports shoes. Some players also choose to wear knee pads or ankle supports for additional protection.

Yes, Swiss Netball organizes various competitions catering to different skill levels, including local leagues, national championships, and international tournaments. There are opportunities for both competitive and recreational play.

Swiss Netball offers coaching and umpiring courses throughout the year. To become a coach or umpire, you can sign up for these courses and gain the necessary qualifications and experience to support the development of netball in Switzerland.

Absolutely! Swiss Netball encourages newcomers to try the sport. Many clubs offer beginner sessions and introductory training to help new players learn the basics and enjoy the game in a supportive environment.