Response to new Government measures for sport (10th July 2020)
On 9 July, the Government announced that some recreational team sports can begin to return and indoor leisure facilities can re-open their doors from 25 July. Read the full Government guidance here.
This guidance issued will allow us to see the gradual return of team sports, including netball. However, the speed at which some sports return will vary, for instance cricket will be one of the first sports back since it lends itself to being played whilst socially distanced and is a summer sport, so is well placed to return early.
What does this announcement mean for netball?
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This guidance issued will allow us to see the gradual return of team sports, including netball. However, the speed at which some sports return will vary, for instance cricket will be one of the first sports back since it lends itself to being played whilst socially distanced and is a summer sport, so is well placed to return early.
What does this announcement mean for netball?
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AGM Awards
Well done to everyone for another great season. A big thank you also to the Committee and to the rest of our netballing family who volunteer their time to keep our League running so well. I would also like to thank our players for giving us so many competitive and exciting matches to watch.
The ADNL will be 50 years young next year, so we will be celebrating this milestone in a variety of ways throughout 2021.
Now that we have closure to the 2019/20 season, we can look forward to the 2020/21 – hopefully starting in September.
We have a great League - we have come a long way together. I am extremely proud to be the Chairman. We don’t know what challenges COVID-19 will present us with in the coming months and years but let's continue to go onward and upwards.”
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The ADNL will be 50 years young next year, so we will be celebrating this milestone in a variety of ways throughout 2021.
Now that we have closure to the 2019/20 season, we can look forward to the 2020/21 – hopefully starting in September.
We have a great League - we have come a long way together. I am extremely proud to be the Chairman. We don’t know what challenges COVID-19 will present us with in the coming months and years but let's continue to go onward and upwards.”
Sheena Woodward : READ MORE :
The Aylesbury & District Netball League (ADNL) was established in 1971. The league is made up of 5 divisions and hosts 48 teams, comprising of 13 multi-team clubs and 12 individual teams.
Fixtures are played indoors on Wednesday evenings at 4 different venues from September – May:
If you would like to join the League, subject to availability, you may express your interest by completing our Expression of Interest Form. Click here for details regarding minimum entry requirements etc. The position of individuals who have already expressed their interest can be found here.
Fixtures are played indoors on Wednesday evenings at 4 different venues from September – May:
- Premier: Stoke Mandeville Stadium, court one
- Division 1: Stoke Mandeville Stadium, court two
- Division 2: Aylesbury High School
- Division 3: Aylesbury Vale Academy
- Division 4: Aylesbury College
If you would like to join the League, subject to availability, you may express your interest by completing our Expression of Interest Form. Click here for details regarding minimum entry requirements etc. The position of individuals who have already expressed their interest can be found here.
