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Netball - Local and National Provision
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Netball Local and National Provision Netball - Local and National Provision At the moment, in Great Britain, there are 10 regions, 57 counties, 375 leagues, 35 junior leagues, 3,305 clubs, 85 college/youth clubs, 2848 schools and 55,585 registered participants all playing netball. St Albans and District netball league was reformed in 1966/67 and local netball enthusiasts were asked if they could encourage old or new players to form local teams to play in the league. This was the beginning of the Kardale Netball Club that Daphne Payne formed in 1967. Daphne was a very keen netball player herself and played netball for a club in the Herts league. She also taught netball at a local school and was aware that St. Albans needed a local League to encourage young players. The name, Kardale, was a combination of Daphne's daughters name, Karen, and the school where Daphne taught, Lyndale. The team was made up of some...
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