September 27th 2026

Worcester Sunday Social Netball news 2026-09-27

Play in the Worcester Sunday You Play Netball League

The third week of the social netball season at The King's School, Worcester, was a delightful evening full of camaraderie, energy, and the joy of the game. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement, bringing together players of all skill levels. Each participant, whether a novice or a seasoned player, contributed to the spirit of a warm, friendly evening of netball.

The first match of the evening saw the Seven Wonders and On The Attack come together in a lively game. Seven Wonders finished the match with a score of 23-11. Both teams demonstrated an impressive level of teamwork and commitment. The energy on the court was palpable, and the game was indeed a showcase of sportsmanship and positivity.

The second game was between Rebounders and Cobras, another great match that ended with Cobras scoring 14 to Rebounders' 8. The enthusiasm of both teams was infectious, and the game was played in high spirits. Every move was a testament to the players' dedication and love for the sport, highlighting yet again the essence of this friendly social netball evening.

Undoubtedly, the star of the evening was Lawren Gallagher from Rebounders, who was recognised as the Most Valued Player of the week. Lawren's seamless movement around the court, coupled with her infectious enthusiasm, was greatly appreciated by not only her teammates but also her opponents. Her contribution heightened the overall experience of the game, making it all the more enjoyable.

As we look forward to Week 4, we anticipate another evening filled with friendly social netball. This is not just about the game; it's about staying active, interacting with new people and continuously developing one's netball skills in a supportive environment. So, let's keep the spirit alive and make the next evening of netball just as wonderful as this one!


Join the Worcester Sunday social netball league here or call us at 01926 674 440 for more information

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