Author: Dwight Fraser

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”

World Netball and Netball Australia are currently collaborating to mobilise support for an Olympic bid.

The just concluded World Youth Cup in Gibraltar saw teams uniting in support and launched a global pledge calling for the sport of netball to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. 

With more than 20 million netball participants playing in over 100 countries, the two bodies, World Netball and Netball Australia, are aiming to demonstrate with verifiable data just how strongly the bid is being supported across the globe.

Meanwhile, Karen Baugh, President of Netball Jamaica is directly appealing to fans of the game in Jamaica and the region to support the pledge and sign up”