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Netball is an extremely overlooked sport. The best team in the world is the Aussie Diamonds and second is the English Roses. It involves seven players from each team; GS shoots goals can only stay in the end third, GA also shoots but is allowed in the attacking third and the centre third, WA cannot shoot or go in the D but is allowed in the attacking third and centre third, C is allowed all over the court except the D and takes the first pass to start play, WD is allowed in the centre third and the defending third but cannot go in the D (one at each end) GD can go into the D in the defending third and the centre third, GK can go into the D but only allowed into the defending third. There are three thirds altogether and each team should have at least 3 subs in case of injury. Matches last 60 minutes and the game requires agility, good reactions and high fitness levels. Open to ages from approximately 6 years to 50 years. There are many rules in netball like you ant drop the ball (bounce the ball) or run with the ball or go offside and many more.
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