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SUMMARY:Active Carnival 2013
DESCRIPTION:Date of Carnival:\nPrimary\n2 February / 1 June\n\n\nSecondary\n6 April / 27 July\n\n\nTime of Carnival:\n8am to 2pm (Timing subject to changes and depending on the number of teams. \n\n\nVenue:\nKallang Netball Centre6 Stadium Boulevard Singapore 397797\n\n\nCarnival Fees:\n$25 per team No limit to number of teams from each school  \n\n\nClosing Date: \nPrimary\n16 January / 15 June\n\n\nSecondary\n20 March / 11 July\n\n\nFormat:\n– Round Robin Format shall be adopted – 2 halves of 7 min each per game – A minimum of 15 teams will be required to start the carnival\n\n\nUmpires\nStudents from ACTIVE Programme will be umpiringNo umpiring fee charged\n\n\nAge of Participants\nPrimary\n11 – 13 years old\n\n\nSecondary\n15 years old and below\n\n\n\n  \nPlease note: \n\nThis carnival is not a competitive event as we would like participants to enjoy and have fun playing Netball.\nAll netball rules shall apply.\nThere shall be a maximum of 12 players per team.\nNo Prizes will be awarded (Non-competitive).\nAn email will be sent to confirm your participation in the carnival.\nPlease understand the Student Umpires are new and they will be using this carnival as their practical test.\n\nTerms and Conditions: \n\nNetball Singapore reserves the right to postpone or cancel the carnival.\nIn the event of cancellation\, all schools will be informed well in advance.\nIn the event of bad weather\, the organiser will make the decision to postpone or cancel the carnival if rain persists after 30 mins of the game time. If the games have started\, play will continue if it is a slight drizzle.\nIn the event of cancellation due to inclement weather\, the carnival may be postponed to the following Saturday (subject to availability of courts).\nIf a school wishes to withdraw from the carnival\, the teacher in-charge has to notify organisers (Netball Singapore) in writing. A letter of notification must be submitted to Netball Singapore at least 1 week before the carnival commences.\nIn the case for late withdrawals (ie less than 1 week notification)\, schools will still have to pay the carnival fee of $25 which represents the administrative charges for the booking of courts and arrangement of umpires made for the carnival.\nEach participating school must be accompanied by a teacher who shall remain with the team throughout the duration of carnival. The teacher is responsible for the well-being and behavior of their players and officials.\nEvery school must bring their own first aid kit and playing bibs (at least 2 sets of different colours per team).\nNetball Singapore will not be responsible or in any way liable for personal injury or accidents or loss of property whatsoever arising\, during and after the carnival.
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/active-carnival-2013/
LOCATION:Kallang Netball Centre\, Kallang Netball Centre\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Kidznet Carnival 2013
DESCRIPTION:Sign up for KidzNet Carnival 2013! \nDate: 18 May\, 7 September (SPSSC)\, 9 NovemberTime: 8.00am to 2.00pmVenue: Kallang Netball CentreCarnival Fees: $25/team KidzNet carnivals aim to give children more opportunities to play and enjoy netball at a non-competitive level.Schools can send children 10 yrs & under (P2\, P3 & P4).Size 4 balls will be used at this carnival\, and subject to numbers\, teams with P2 students may play using shorter goal-posts (2.4m).
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/kidznet-carnival-2013/
LOCATION:Kallang Netball Centre\, Kallang Netball Centre\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Energizer National League 2013
DESCRIPTION:Get Energized and Be Part of the Biggest Netball League! Date: 27th May to 20th July Venue: Kallang Netball Centre & Toa Payoh Sports Hall (Finals) Finals Details: \n\n\n\nDate\nLocation\nTime\nCategory\nTeam\nvs\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n20th July 2013\nToa Payoh Sports Hall\n2.30pm\nSchools U14 Final\nKatana Ikan Bilis\nvs\nBowen Sec\n31 – 11\n\n\n3.45pm\nSchools U17 Final\nBowen Sec\nvs\nRGS\n19 – 13\n\n\n5.15pm\nClub Women Division 2 Final\nLlabten Thunder\nvs\nSRC A\n63 – 44\n\n\n7.00pm\nClub Women Division 1 Final\nMarlins Air\nvs\nBlaze\n56 – 39\n\n\n8.15pm\nPrize Presentation\n\n\n\nGrouping: \n\n\n\nClub Women\n\n\nDivision 1\nDivision 2\nDivision 3\nDivision 4\nDivision 5\n\n\nMarlins Air Blaze Bedok Kings Red OPENS\nMarlins Zoom NZCC Kea Llabten Thunder Speed Sprint 19s SRC A Fier Orcas\nSCC Hawks Marlins Swoosh Revive Extreme Sonique 17s\nAciers Police Bedok CSC Phoenix Zenith Alpha 14s Bedok Kings Blue SSP Reds\nRevive Micro On Flame Katana Slash Speed SP 2 SRC B Bedok Kings Purple Llabten Lighting\n\n\nDivision 6\nDivision 7\nDivision 8A\nDivision 8B\nDivision 8C\n\n\nZenith Zeal NZCC Pukeko SCDF Bandit Katana Strike RGS Adiprene Bedok Kings Pink\nSCC Ospreys Net4all Bedok Kings White Speed SP SSP White Revive Mini NZCC Moa\nFriends Fire Breathing Kitten Exalt SIM Netball Revive Nano Far East 2\nEnigma RGS Barricade Far East 1 Apasionado Punggol East Zenith Ignite\nTeam Jelly Infinite Virtus RafflesX Misfits EDGE\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClub Mixed A\nClub Mixed B\nClub Mixed C\n\n\nFrenz ACE MBB Bedok Kings Green NZCC Tui Mix Up\nZest Bedok Kings Black Speed Dash ON Fire MoD Ignito\nHot Shots Team Up SCC Falcons PSRC NZCC Kiwi\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSchools Under 17\nSchools Under 14\n\n\nESSS B1 ESSS B2 Bowen Secondary JWSS RGS Climacool\nESSS C1 Bowen Secondary Katana Ikan Bilis JWSS\n\n\n\nFixtures for July: \n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n1 July Mon\n7.20pm\n1\n5\nKatana Slash\nRevive Micro\n51 – 18\n\n\n2\n5\nSpeed SP2\nLlabten Lightning\n41 – 29\n\n\n3\n5\nSRC B\nBedok Kings Purple\n35 – 35\n\n\n4\n8A\nSIM Netball\nFire Breathing Kitten\n5 – 60\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n8A\nRevive Nano\nFar East 2\n66 – 7\n\n\n2\n2\nSpeed Sprint\nFier Orcas\n52 – 57\n\n\n3\n2\n19s\nSRC A\nPostpone to 12 July\n\n\n4\n2\nLlabten Thunder\nMarlins Zoom\n47 – 29\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n2 July Tue\n7.20pm\n1\n1\nMarlins Air\nBlaze\nPostponed\n\n\n2\n6\nKatana Strike\nRGS Adiprene\n42 – 38\n\n\n3\n7\nNet4all\nNZCC MOA\n39 – 20\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n1\nBedok Kings Red\nOpens\nWalkover to Opens\n\n\n2\n6\nSCDF\nZenith Zeal\n23 – 46\n\n\n3\n6\nBandit\nBedok Kings Pink\n32 – 21\n\n\n4\nCMB\nZest\nOn Fire\n34 – 49\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n3 July Wed\n7.20pm\n1\n4\nSSP Red\nBedok Kings Blue\n17 – 39\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n7\nBedok Kings White\nSCC Ospreys\n10 – 41\n\n\n2\n7\nSpeed SP\nSSP White\n33 – 21\n\n\n3\n7\nRevive Mini\nNZCC Moa\n43 – 19\n\n\n4\n3\nExtreme Sonique\n17s\n20 – 39\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n4 July Thu\n7.20pm\n1\nCMB\nOn Fire\nMoD\n38 – 47\n\n\n2\nCMB\nIgnito\nBedok Kings Black\n14 – 52\n\n\n3\nCMC\nHot Shots\nTeam Up\n25 – 21\n\n\n4\nCMC\nSCC Falcons\nPSRC\n25 – 37\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n4\nZenith Alpha\nPolice\n42 – 17\n\n\n2\n4\n14s\nAciers\n37 – 44\n\n\n3\n4\nBedok Kings Blue\nSSP Reds\nPostponed to 3 July\n\n\n4\n1\nMarlins Air\nBlaze\n47 – 22\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n8 July Mon\n7.20pm\n1\n2\nNZCC Kea\nFier Orcas\n40 – 55\n\n\n2\n2\nSpeed Sprint\n19s\n35 – 43\n\n\n3\n2\nLlabten Thunder\nSRC A\n50 – 41\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n5\nKatana Slash\nBedok Kings Purple\n34 – 36\n\n\n2\n5\nSpeed SP2\nSRC B\n47 – 27\n\n\n4\n5\nOn Flame\nLlabten Lightning\n39 – 48\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n9 July Tue\n7.20pm\n1\n6\nSCDF\nRGS Adiprene\n19 – 59\n\n\n2\n3\n17s\nMarlins Swoosh\n53 – 27\n\n\n3\n7\nRevive Mini\nNZCC MOA\n43 – 19\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n1\nOpens\nBlaze\n50 – 25\n\n\n2\n6\nNZCC Pukeko\nBedok Kings Pink\n40 – 29\n\n\n4\n6\nBandit\nKatana Strike\n29 – 45\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n10 July Wed\n7.20pm\n2\n5\nSRC B\nRevive Micro\n47 – 32\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n7\nSpeed SP\nNet4all\n38 – 16\n\n\n2\n7\nNZCC Moa\nBedok Kings White\n15 – 26\n\n\n3\n7\nSSP White\nRevive Mini\n27 – 33\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n11 July Thu\n7.20pm\n1\n4\nZenith Alpha\n14s\n34 – 53\n\n\n2\n4\nSSP Reds\nBedok CSC Phoenix\n33 – 50\n\n\n3\nCMC\nSCC Falcons\nNZCC Kiwi\n\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\nCMB\nMoD\nIgnito\n90 – 13\n\n\n2\nCMB\nZest\nOn Fire\n34 – 49\n\n\n3\nCMC\nBedok King Black\nSpeed Dash\n24 – 25\n\n\n4\nCMC\nTeam Up\nPSRC\n25 – 32\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n15 July Mon\n7.20pm\n1\n1\nMarlins Air\nOpens\n36 – 59\n\n\n2\n2\nFier Orcas\nU19\nPostpone to 10 July\, CCAB\n\n\n3\n7\nNet4all\nSSP White\n26 – 36\n\n\n4\n4\n14s\nBedok Kings Blue\nWalkover to 14s\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n8A\nFriends\nFire Breathing Kitten\n31 – 58\n\n\n2\n8A\nExalt\nFar East 2\n80 – 11\n\n\n3\n8A\nSIM Netball\nRevive Nano\nPostpone to 17 July\, 8.40pm\n\n\n4\n1\nBlaze\nBedok Kings Red\nWalkover to Blaze\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n16 July Tue\n7.20pm\n2\n6\nRGS Adiprene\nBedok King Pink\n48 – 10\n\n\n3\n4\nSSP Reds\nZenith Alpha\n29 – 31\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n1\nOpens\nBlaze\n60 – 37\n\n\n2\nCMB\nZest\nSpeed Dash\n39 – 37\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\nResults\n\n\n17 July Wed\n7.20pm\n2\n7\nBedok Kings White\nRevive Mini\nWalkover to Bedok Kings White\n\n\n3\n8B\nApasioado\nRGS Barricade\n20 – 28\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n8A\nSIM Netball\nRevive Nano\n5 – 55\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nCourt\nCategory/Div\nTeam\nTeam\n\n\n18 July Thu\n7.20pm\n2\n4\nAciers\nZenith Alpha\n\n\n3\nCMB\nZest\nMOD\n\n\n8.40pm\n1\n4\nPolice\nSSP Reds\n\n\n2\n4\nBedok CSC Phoenix\nBedok Kings Blue\n\n\n3\nCMC\nHot Shots\nSCC Falcons\n\n\n4\nCMC\nNZCC Kiwi\nPSRC\n\n\n\nScore Matrix Club Women \n\n\n\nDivision 1 (Round 1)\nMarlins Air\nBlaze\nBedok Kings Red\nOpens\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nMarlins Air\nX\n38 – 23\n56 – 25\n45 – 36\n4\n1\n\n\nBlaze\n23 – 38\nX\n48 – 31\n25 – 20\n2\n2\n\n\nBedok Kings Red\n25 – 56\n31 – 48\nX\n18 – 52\n0\n3\n\n\nOpens\n36 – 45\n50 – 25\n52 – 18\nX\n–\n–\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 1 (Round 2)\nMarlins Air\nBlaze\nBedok Kings Red\nOpens\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nMarlins Air\nX\n47 – 22\n45 – 36\n36 – 59\n4\n1\n\n\nBlaze\n22 – 47\nX\nW/O (+2)\n37 – 60\n2\n2\n\n\nBedok Kings Red\n36 – 45\nW/O (-2)\nX\n–\n0\n3\n\n\nOpens\n59 – 36\n60 – 37\n–\nX\n–\n–\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 2\nMarlins Zoom\nNZCC Kea\nLlabten Thunder\nSpeed Sprint\n19s\nSRC A\nFier Orcas\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nMarlins Zoom\nX\n62 – 28\n29 – 47\n35 – 42\n50 – 43\n38 – 44\n29 – 57\n4\n6\n\n\nNZCC Kea\n28 – 62\nX\n30 – 55\n40 – 64\n42 – 59\n48 – 54\n40 – 55\n0\n7\n\n\nLlabten Thunder\n47 – 29\n55 – 30\nX\n70 – 32\n64 – 42\n50 – 41\n70 – 42\n12\n1\n\n\nSpeed Sprint\n42 – 35\n64 – 40\n32 – 70\nX\n35 – 43\n35 – 60\n52 – 57\n4\n5\n\n\n19s\n43 – 50\n59 – 42\n42 – 64\n43 – 35\nX\n46 – 37\n41 – 47\n6\n4\n\n\nSRC A\n44 – 38\n54 – 48\n41 – 50\n60 – 35\n37 – 46\nX\n54 – 32\n8\n2\n\n\nFier Orcas\n57 – 29\n55 – 40\n42 – 70\n57 – 52\n47 – 41\n32 – 54\nX\n8\n3\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 3\nSCC Hawks\nMarlins Swoosh\nRevive\nExtreme Sonique\n17s\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nSCC Hawks\nX\n28 – 32\n59 – 45\n36 – 52\n13 – 39\n2\n4\n\n\nMarlins Swoosh\n32 – 28\nX\n45 – 45\n28 – 41\n27 – 53\n3\n3\n\n\nRevive\n45 – 59\n45 – 45\nX\n40 – 53\n16 – 45\n1\n5\n\n\nExtreme Sonique\n52 – 36\n41 – 28\n53 – 40\nX\n20 – 39\n6\n2\n\n\n17s\n39 – 13\n53 – 27\n45 – 16\n39 – 20\nX\n8\n1\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 4\nAciers\nPolice\nBedok CSC Phoenix\nZenith Alpha\n14s\nBedok Kings Blue\nSSP Red\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nAciers\nX\nW/O (+2)\n34 – 59\n38 – 43\n44 – 37\n36 – 64\n42 – 33\n4\n5\n\n\nPolice\nW/O (-2)\nX\nW/O 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Purple\n38 – 22\n51 – 20\n36 – 34\n18 – 34\n35 – 35\nX\n37 – 25\n9\n2\n\n\nLlabten Lightning\n39 – 21\n48 – 39\n33 – 42\n29 – 41\n27 – 45\n25 – 37\nX\n4\n5\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 6\nZenith Zeal\nNZCC Pukeko\nSCDF\nBandit\nKatana Strike\nRGS Apidrene\nBedok Kings Pink\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nZenith Zeal\nX\n31 – 37\n46 – 23\n39 – 19\n32 – 37\n28 – 52\n34 – 32\n6\n4\n\n\nNZCC Pukeko\n37 – 31\nX\n60 – 28\n56 – 17\n37 – 40\n16 – 15\n40 – 29\n10\n2\n\n\nSCDF\n23 – 46\n28 – 60\nX\n34 – 41\n30 – 55\n19 – 59\n17 – 36\n0\n7\n\n\nBandit\n19 – 39\n17 – 56\n41 – 34\nX\n29 – 45\n24 – 43\n32 – 21\n4\n5\n\n\nKatana Strike\n37 – 32\n40 – 37\n55 – 30\n45 – 29\nX\n42 – 38\n53 – 11\n12\n1\n\n\nRGS Apidrene\n52 – 28\n15 – 16\n59 – 19\n43 – 24\n38 – 42\nX\n48 – 10\n8\n3\n\n\nBedok Kings Pink\n32 – 34\n29 – 40\n36 – 17\n21 – 32\n11 – 53\n10 – 48\nX\n2\n6\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 7\nSCC Ospreys\nNet4all\nBedok Kings White\nSpeed SP\nSSP White\nRevive Mini\nNZCC Moa\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nSCC Ospreys\nX\n36 – 16\n41 – 10\nW/O (-2)\n29 – 33\n27 – 28\n41 – 15\n4\n4\n\n\nNet4all\n16 – 36\nX\n31 – 27\n16 – 38\n26 – 36\n23 – 26\n8 – 20\n2\n7\n\n\nBedok Kings White\n10 – 41\n27 – 31\nX\n12 – 39\n18 – 34\nW/O (+2)\n26 – 15\n4\n5\n\n\nSpeed SP\nW/O (+2)\n38 – 16\n39 – 12\nX\n33 – 21\n40 – 16\n52 – 18\n12\n1\n\n\nSSP White\n33 – 29\n36 – 26\n34 – 18\n21 – 33\nX\n27 – 33\n41 – 9\n8\n2\n\n\nRevive Mini\n28 – 27\n26 – 33\nW/O (-2)\n16 – 40\n33 – 27\nX\n43 – 19\n6\n3\n\n\nNZCC Moa\n15 – 41\n20 – 8\n15 – 26\n18 – 52\n9 – 41\n19 – 43\nX\n2\n6\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 8A\nFriends\nFire Breathing Kitten\nExalt\nSIM Netball\nRevive Nano\nFar East 2\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nFriends\nX\n31 – 58\n33 – 42\n59 – 11\n42 – 36\n41 – 0\n6\n3\n\n\nFire Breathing Kitten\n58 – 31\nX\n44 – 28\n60 – 5\n46 – 23\n40 – 3\n10\n1\n\n\nExalt\n42 – 33\n28 – 44\nX\n65 – 9\n39 – 24\n80 – 11\n8\n2\n\n\nSIM Netball\n11 – 59\n5 – 60\n9 – 65\nX\n5 – 55\n36 – 14\n2\n5\n\n\nRevive Nano\n36 – 42\n23 – 46\n24 – 39\n55 – 2\nX\n66 – 7\n4\n4\n\n\nFar East 2\n0 – 41\n3 – 40\n11 – 80\n14 – 36\n7 – 66\nX\n0\n6\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 8B\nEngima\nRGS Barricade\nFar East 1\nApasionado Punggol East\nZenith Ignite\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nEngima\nX\n73 – 14\n94 – 7\n95 – 9\n76 – 32\n8\n1\n\n\nRGS Barricade\n14 – 73\nX\n32 – 5\n28 – 20\n26 – 45\n4\n3\n\n\nFar East 1\n7 – 94\n5 – 32\nX\n14 – 41\n14 – 79\n0\n5\n\n\nApasionado Punggol East\n9 – 95\n20 – 28\n41 – 14\nX\n13 – 50\n2\n4\n\n\nZenith Ignite\n32 – 76\n45 – 26\n79 – 14\n50 – 13\nX\n6\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDivision 8C\nTeam Jelly\nInfinite Virus\nRaffles X\nMisfits\nEDGE\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nTeam Jelly\nX\n23 – 32\n22 – 26\n16 – 24\nW/O (-2)\n-2\n5\n\n\nInfinite Virus\n32 – 23\nX\n26 – 34\n19 – 29\n59 – 15\n4\n3\n\n\nRaffles X\n26 – 22\n34 – 26\nX\n21 – 11\n55 – 10\n8\n1\n\n\nMisfits\n24 – 16\n29 – 19\n11 – 21\nX\n28 – 10\n6\n2\n\n\nEDGE\nW/O (+2)\n15 – 59\n10 – 55\n10 – 28\nX\n2\n4\n\n\n\nScore Matrix Club Mixed \n\n\n\nClub Mixed A\nFrenz\nACE\nMBB\nBedok Kings Green\nNZCC Tui\nMix Up\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nFrenz\nX\n38 – 45\n74 – 19\n57 – 21\n53 – 38\n64 – 12\n8 (2.11)\n2\n\n\nACE\n45 – 38\nX\n76 – 8\n46 – 22\n33 – 43\n65 -10\n8 (2.19)\n1\n\n\nMBB\n19 – 74\n8 – 76\nX\n14 – 51\n19 – 51\n26 – 34\n0\n6\n\n\nBedok Kings Green\n21 – 57\n22 – 46\n51 – 14\nX\n23 – 58\n23 – 16\n4\n4\n\n\nNZCC Tui\n38 – 53\n43 – 33\n51 – 19\n58 – 23\nX\n50 – 23\n8 (1.58)\n3\n\n\nMix Up\n12 – 64\n10 – 65\n34 – 26\n16 -23\n23 – 50\nX\n2\n5\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClub Mixed B\nZest\nBedok Kings Black\nSpeed Dash\nOn Fire\nMoD\nIgnito\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nZest\nX\n41 – 13\n39 – 37\n34 – 49\n53 – 28\n61 – 15\n8\n1\n\n\nBedok Kings Black\n13 – 41\nX\n24 – 25\n27 – 31\n20 – 31\n52 – 14\n2\n5\n\n\nSpeed Dash\n37 – 39\n25 – 24\nX\n40 – 36\n43 – 40\n79 – 4\n8\n2\n\n\nOn Fire\n49 – 34\n31 – 27\n36 – 40\nX\n38 – 47\n51 – 15\n6\n4\n\n\nMoD\n28 – 53\n31 – 20\n40 – 43\n47 – 38\nX\n90 – 13\n6\n3\n\n\nIgnito\n15 – 61\n14 – 52\n4 – 79\n15 – 51\n13 – 90\nX\n0\n6\n\n\n\n\n\n\nClub Mixed C\nHot Shots\nTeam Up\nSCC Falcons\nPSRC\nNZCC Kiwi\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nHot Shots\nX\n25 – 21\n\n35 – 38\n19 – 39\n2\n\n\n\nTeam Up\n21 – 25\nX\n24 – 24\n25 – 32\n19 – 33\n1\n\n\n\nSCC Falcons\n\n24 – 24\nX\n25 – 37\n58 – 44\n3\n\n\n\nPSRC\n38 – 35\n32 – 25\n37 – 35\nX\n40 – 32\n8\n1\n\n\nNZCC Kiwi\n33 – 19\n33 – 19\n44 – 58\n32 – 40\nX\n4\n\n\n\n\nScore Matrix U17 & U14 \n\n\n\nU17\nESSS Team 1\nESSS Team 2\nBowen Sec\nJWSS\nRGS\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nESSS Team 1\nX\n17 – 21\nW/O (-2)\n15 – 27\nW/O (-2)\n0\n5\n\n\nESSS Team 2\n21 – 17\nX\n10 – 55\nW/O (-2)\n9 – 31\n0\n4\n\n\nBowen Sec\nW/O (+2)\n55 – 10\nX\n39 – 19\n29 – 10\n8\n1\n\n\nJWSS\n27 – 15\nW/O (+2)\n19 – 39\nX\n7 – 18\n4\n3\n\n\nRGS\nW/O (+2)\n31 – 9\n10 – 29\n18 – 7\nX\n6\n2\n\n\n\n\n\n\nU14\nESSS\nBowen Sec\nKatana Ikan Bilis\nJWSS\nPoints\nPosition\n\n\nESSS\nX\n5 – 34\n4 – 53\n14 – 0\n2\n3\n\n\nBowen Sec\n34 – 5\nX\n3 – 20\n35 – 2\n4\n2\n\n\nKatana Ikan Bilis\n53 – 4\n20 – 3\nX\n57 – 2\n6\n1\n\n\nJWSS\n0 – 14\n2 – 35\n2 – 57\nX\n0\n4\n\n\n\nIncentive Programme for Clubs and Schools: A. Bring 12 students or members* to the watch the Division 1 finals and Prize presentation and receive the following incentives: \n\n\n\n$30 off Pesta Sukan Carnival 2013 or Year End League 2013 Tournament fee\nStand a chance to win netball clinic by our National Players+\n\n\n\nB. Bring 30 students or members* to the Division 1 finals and Prize presentation and receive the following incentives: \n\n\n\nWaiver of Pesta Sukan Carnival or Year End League 2013 Tournament fee (worth up to $120)\nThree netballs (worth $128)\nStand a chance to win netball clinic by our National Players+\n\n\n\n+Only valid for Schools *Players and Officials from the finalist teams (Schools U14 & U17 and Club Women Div 1 & 2) cannot be counted as part of the 30 students or members Sponsors: Title Sponsor: EnergizerPartner Sponsors: Cheers\, M1 Official Sports Brand: Asics Official Gym: Fitness FirstUmpire Apparel Sponsor: FBT Official Ball: Molten Event Organiser: Netball Singapore In Support of Sports Promotion: SSC\, Vision 2030 Partners\nin Sports: Toteboard & Singapore Pools
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/energizer-national-league-2013/
LOCATION:Kallang Netball Centre & Toa Payoh Sports Hall (Finals)\, Kallang Netball Centre\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:National League,Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Asian Youth Netball Championship 2013 Brunei
DESCRIPTION:Date: 30 June to 7 July 2013 \nVenue:  \nIndoor Stadium\, Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium Complex\, Berakas \nBandar Seri Begawan\, Brunei Darussalam \nGrouping and Pool Standing:  \n\n\n\nPool A\nPlayed\nWin\nDraw\nLose\nGoals For\nGoals Agst\nGoal %\nPoints\n\n\nMalaysia\n 4\n 4\n 0\n 0\n  250\n 76\n328.95% \n 8\n\n\nIndia\n 4\n 1\n 0\n 3\n 106\n 230\n 46.09%\n 2\n\n\nHong Kong\n 4\n 3\n 0\n 1\n 150\n 124\n 120.97%\n 6\n\n\nBrunei\n 4\n 2\n 0\n 2\n 157\n 144\n 109.03%\n 4\n\n\nJapan\n 4\n 0\n 0\n 4\n 97\n 186\n 52.15%\n 0\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\nPool B\nPlayed\nWin\nDraw\nLose\nGoals For\nGoals Agst\nGoal %\nPoints\n\n\nSri Lanka\n 4\n 4\n 0\n 0\n 385\n 96\n 401.00%\n 8\n\n\nSingapore\n 4\n 3\n 0\n 1\n 299\n 95\n 314.74%\n 6\n\n\nThailand\n 4\n 2\n 0\n 2\n 210\n 171\n 122.81%\n 4\n\n\nMaldives\n 4\n 1\n 0\n 3\n 81\n 303\n 26.73%\n 2\n\n\nNepal\n 4\n0\n0\n 4\n54\n364\n14.84%\n 0\n\n\n\nFixtures and Results:  \n\n\n\nDate\nTime\nMatch No.\nPool\nGame\n\n\n30th June    \n10.00am\nOpening Ceremony\n\n\n11.00am\n1\nA\nBrunei\nvs\nJapan\n48 – 26 \n\n\n3.30pm\n2\nA\nIndia\nvs\nHong Kong\n20 – 55\n\n\n5.30pm\n3\nB\nSingapore\nvs\nThailand\n65 – 20 \n\n\n7.30pm\n4\nB\nNepal\nvs\nMaldives\n24 – 54 \n\n\n1st July   \n11.00am\n5\nA\nIndia\nvs\nMalaysia\n20 – 85\n\n\n3.30pm\n6\nA\nBrunei\nvs\nHong Kong\n34 – 38 \n\n\n5.30pm\n7\nB\nSri Lanka\nvs\nThailand\n77 – 40 \n\n\n7.30pm\n8\nB\nSingapore\nvs\nNepal\n109 – 4\n\n\n2nd July   \n11.00am\n9\nB\nSri Lanka\nvs\nMaldives\n112 – 6 \n\n\n3.30pm\n10\nB\nThailand\nvs\nNepal\n68 – 16 \n\n\n5.30pm\n11\nA\nBrunei\nvs\nIndia\n56 – 30 \n\n\n7.30pm\n12\nA\nMalaysia\nvs\nJapan\n64 – 18\n\n\n3rd July   \n11.00am\n13\nB\nNepal\nvs\nSri Lanka\n10 – 133 \n\n\n3.30pm\n14\nB\nMaldives\nvs\nSingapore\n8 – 85 \n\n\n5.30pm\n15\nA\nMalaysia\nvs\nBrunei\n50 – 19 \n\n\n7.30pm\n16\nA\nHong Kong\nvs\nJapan\n38 – 19\n\n\n4th July   \n11.00am\n17\nB\nMaldives\nvs\nThailand\n13 – 82 \n\n\n3.30pm\n18\nB\nSri Lanka\nvs\nSingapore\n63 – 40 \n\n\n5.30pm\n19\nA\nJapan\nvs\nIndia\n34 – 36\n\n\n7.30pm\n20\nA\nMalaysia\nvs\nHong Kong\n51 – 19\n\n\n5th July    \n9.30am\n21\nSemi-Final 1 \nMalaysia\nvs\nSingapore\n52 – 32\n\n\n11.15am\n22\nSemi-Final 2\nSri Lanka\nvs\nHong Kong\n70 – 28 \n\n\n2.30pm\n23\n5th to 9th Playoff 1\nBrunei\nvs\nMaldives\n82 – 18 \n\n\n4.15pm\n24\n5th to 9th Playoff 2\nThailand\nvs\nIndia\n61 – 30 \n\n\n6.00pm\n25\n9th/10th Playoff\nJapan\nvs\nNepal\n67 – 20 \n\n\n6th July\n9.30am\n26\n7th/8th Playoff\nMaldives\nvs\nIndia\n26 – 63 \n\n\n11.15am\n27\n5th/6th Playoff \nBrunei \nvs\nThailand\n34 – 53\n\n\n7th July \n9.30am\n28\n3rd/4th Playoff \nSingapore\nvs\nHong Kong\n57 – 27 \n\n\n1.30pm\n29\nFinals \nMalaysia\nvs\nSri Lanka\n59 – 50 \n\n\n3.15pm\nClosing Ceremony/Award Presensentation\n\n\n\nFinal Standings: \n1st: Malaysia2nd: Sri Lanka3rd: Singapore4th: Hong Kong5th: Thailand6th: Brunei7th: India8th: Maldives9th: Japan10th: Nepal \nTeam Reports \nDay 1 – 28 June 2013 \n                                     \nAfter months of anticipation and training preparations\, we are finally at Brunei for the Asian Youth Championship 2013. Greeted farewell by family and friends\, we left with excitement and determination to claim the Champ title for Singapore. \nWhile waiting to board the plane\, the girls played “pictionary” and created much commotion which drew the attention from other passengers. Aqilah had to be the most comical and entertaining during the game. \nTo our surprise\, lunch was served on board even though it was just a 2hr flight. We had a choice of Hainanese Chicken Rice or Black Pepper Beef\, both were equally yummy. Upon arrival\, the Liaison Officers from Brunei Netball Association greeted us warmly. Immigration clearance was very smooth. \nHowever\, we were taken aback seeing how dressed up the Sri Lanka team were with their national costumes. They even had a formation for photo taking and the girls picked a tip or two from that. \nThe weather was good\, airy & not too hot. We arrived at Abdul Razak Hotel Apartment about 4pm and after settling down\, the girls went for a stretching session with the Coaches. \nAfter dynamic stretches\, they went on to play “eagle & chick” & “3-man chain”. You could probably hear Jocelyn & Athirah screaming from miles away and Parveen laughing her head off while Aqilah fell on the floor. I (Shuangru) managed to capture some funny moments and beautiful shots with Oli’s S4. \nDinner was at a nearby restaurant and everybody were looking forward to it not only because we were hungry but more for the free WIFI available. Everyone started to flash out their hand phones and busy asking for the Wifi password. This really shows how addicted we are to the modern technology\, including us. Everyone had a satisfying meal and headed back to hotel for team talk. \nAfter the team talk\, the captains (Cheryl & Shelby) presented hand made nametags with a quote:  \n“No One Is Going To Hand Us Success. We Must Go Out And Get It Ourselves. That’s Why We Are Here. To Dominate. Both The World\, And Ourselves.” \nWe believe the team had set the right energy and tone for AYC and now its time to sleep. Good Night Singapore. \nShuangru & Siti  <3 \nDay 2 – 29 June 2013 \n \nWe started our day with breakfast at 7am. Then\, we had a practice match with the Hong Kong team. The final score was 42-18 and we had a good start. Though fatigue hit us\, we still played our game with high intensity. Even though Hong Kong team is not in our grouping\, we treated the match like the actual AYC competition as that was our one and only practice match we had to familiarize ourselves with the court and poles before the start of our tournament. \n \nSingapore 21s with the Hong Kong Team during a friendly match \n \nSingapore 21s with the Umpire for the Singapore vs Hong Kong friendly match \nDuring the afternoon\, we had a focused training for our attack line so as to brush up on some small details for the upcoming official start of the AYC. We wanted to make sure that we had everything right and in place so that we will be the best that we can be for the up-coming games. \nLastly\, we had dinner catered for us at 7.30pm. After which some of us rested\, went to see the physio or had a one on one catch up session with our coach before we went for a team talk at 10pm. Initially we wanted to practice our performance after the team talk but due to the time constraint……PLEASE LOOK FORWARD TO OUR PERFORMANCE (WHICH WE HAVENT HAD MUCH PRACTICE BUT STILL…….) \nOkay goodnight all~ Olivia and Melissa  \n\nSingapore vs Hong Kong\, 7 July 2013 \nSINGAPORE END ON A HIGH IN BRUNEI \nSingapore 21&U ended their campaign at the Asian Youth Championships in Brunei with a victory over Hong Kong to finish in third place overall. \nSingapore started slowly and the defence took a while to settle and adjust to Hong Kong’s attacking style. The second half was a marked improvement with more than 25 attempts at goal in the third quarter. The shooters played well\, particularly Melissa Teo who’s scoring percentage was over 80% throughout the match. \n \nA 57-27 result shows the team’s spirit and determination that they’ve played every match with over the past eight days and will give them a confidence boost ahead of their next challenge at the World Youth Championships which take place in Glasgow in August. \n \nCo-Captain Cheryl Ann Lee was named the Most Valuable Defender of the tournament.  \nFinal Score: 57-27 (26-15)  Q1: 12-9Q2: 14-6Q3: 18- 4Q4: 13-8 \nBy Lorna Campbell \n\nMalaysia vs Singapore\, 5 July 2013 \nMALAYSIA A BRIDGE TOO FAR FOR SINGAPORE \nSingapore started strongly in their clash with Malaysia in the semi-finals of the Asian Youth Championships but were unable to maintain their strong start and went down 32-52 meaning they will play Hong Kong in the third-fourth placing match. \nFor the first three quarters there was nothing to separate the two sides and it was Singapore who were in front by a whisker after the opening 15minutes (12-11). Neither team gave an inch and turnovers were few and far between but sadly in the last quarter the control went from Singapore’s play as poor decision making and passes crept in too often. \n \nAnother blow to the side was the loss of co-captain Cheryl Ann Lee through injury during an attempted lifted pass interception. She was instrumental throughout her time on court battling against Malaysian Goal Shooter Norashikin. When carried off court she displayed true sportsmanship and team camaraderie cheering loudly for huge final period. Everyone worked hard to battle to the end of the match but the 3-17 final quarter score could never be pulled back. \nSingapore knew the tough challenge they faced and went onto court full of energy and motivation\, eager to reverse the fortunes of previous encounters against their local rivals. The teams confidence has green throughout the tournament and is an important element to carry with them to the World Youth Championships in Glasgow next month.  \n \nAiming for nothing less than a win against Hong Kong and the third place spot\, the team have played practice matches against them and are familiar with their style. The team will focus on shutting down attacks and working on consistent and collective play\, both offensively and defensively. HK have a tall goal keeper so our shooters will have to work hard to find an effective rebound position at every opportunity. \nFinal Score: 32-52 (HT 21-25)Q1: 12-11Q2: 9-14Q3: 8-9Q4: 3-17 \nBy Lorna Campbell \n\n  \nSingapore vs Sri Lanka\, 4 July 2013 \nSRI LANKA PROVE TOO STRONG FOR SINGAPORE’S 21&U \nIt was the match to decide the top of the table positions in the Asian Youth Netball Championships in Brunei with both Singapore and Sri Lanka unbeaten in their previous matches if the competition.  \nSingapore couldn’t make it four wins from four as they went down 40-63 and will now face top side Malaysia in the poll cross-over matches that will determine the finalists and who plays for third/fourth placings.  \n \nOur girls started strongly with some impressive play in the opening quarter and had a 3-1 lead in the first few minutes. The shooter were shooting close to 90% with a sense of urgency and determination throughout the side. However the consistency to maintain this for the 60 minutes wasn’t there and some critical errors in attack lost the cohesiveness and let the Sri Lankans extend their lead.  \n \nSingapore didn’t give up though and showed their spirit as those on the bench cheered on the seven on-court players to urge them on as couch as they could. One stand out performance for the four quarters came from WD Siti Nurshawallah Rashid who switched well to the adopted man-to-man defence and worked hard to set up numerous interceptions for her teammates.  \n \nMalaysia are considered as many as the team to beat for the title this year so Singapore will have to raise the level of their performance once again to give themselves a chance of making the finals. The team are very familiar with each others playing style as they met just a few weeks prior to traveling to Brunei but with everything to play for Singapore have nothing to lose and must wear their hearts on their sleeves and attack from the opening whistle. \nFinal Score: 40-63 (HT 22-29)Q1: 14-17Q2: 8-12Q3: 8-17Q4: 10-17 \nBy Lorna Campbell \n\n  \nMaldives vs Singapore\, 3 July 2013 \nSingapore came out on top in their third match of the Asian Youth Championships in Brunei wi a 85-8 win over the Maldives (HT 39-7). \n \nAfter a rest day on Tuesday the team opened the match strongly but failed to maintain this control and consistency throughout all periods. A tightening-up in defense during the second half forced a number of turnovers against the small and quick side from the Maldives and this helped them push ahead in the score sheet. \nCo-captain Shelby Koh played in the second half and immediately made a positive impression by working hard to intercept passes and generate flow in Singapore’s attack. \n \nThe team have yet to be tested however on court as their opposition so far are relatively inexperienced or new to the sport. They must stay focused as the competition will start to hot up in their next matches against the real championship contenders of Sri Lanka and then possibly Malaysia if they reach the finals. \nSri Lanka will pose a new challenge tomorrow with their height\, stretch and overall experience. Singapore will have to work hard to drive the ball and work around players with their passes and getting shots at goal nice and early. Both teams are aiming to finish top in the group so this will be a tough encounter. \n \nFinal Score: 85-8Q1: 25-3Q2: 14-4Q3: 22-1Q4: 24-0 \n  \n\nSingapore vs Nepal\, 1 July 2013 \n  \n \nDay two of the Asian Youth Netball Championships in Brunei and a second victory for Singapore. \nAfter some basic errors in the opening quarter the Singapore team settled into their own rhythm and never looked back. The experienced Singapore team was too strong for the Nepal team\, who is basically new to the sport.  \n \nIn their first ever Asian Youth Netball Championships\, Nepal were certainly shown the standard they should be aiming for in future years by their opposition and will take a lot from their experience in the competition and heart from the fact they managed to break through for four goals in the second half. \nAlthough the score margin was big\, we trust that the Nepal will not be discouraged and will come back strongly against Thailand in their next match.  \nNext up for Singapore is the Maldives who should pose a similar challenge to Thailand. The team will be keen to start strongly and maintain a high tempo. \nFinal score 109-4 \n  \n\n  \nSingapore vs Thailand\, 30 June 2013 \n \nThe Singapore 21&U got off to a winning start at the Asian youth netball championships in Brunei yesterday (Sunday) with a 65-20 win over Thailand. \nThe team surpassed their goals and settled down well\, taking control from the first quarter. They managed to score a minimum of 15 goals in each quarter other than the 2nd where they notched up 14 and they kept their goal difference above 8 goals throughout the match. \nIt was a dynamic performance from the team who are highly motivated to do well in this competition and the best start possible for the girls. \nThe standout performance within the Singapore team was Jocelyn in GA for the first half who attacked and defended with equal focus and aggression.  \nSingapore will next face the unknown opposition of Nepal who are relatively new netball as a nation. The most important thing for the team to do is remain focused on playing their own game and not dropping their pace or standard of play if their opponents are less experienced. A tight defense will be key to keeping Nepal’s shooting chances to a minimum. \nFinal score 65-20 (HT 33-15)
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/asian-youth-netball-championship-2013-brunei/
LOCATION:Indoor Stadium\, Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium Complex\, Berakas  Bandar Seri Begawan\, Brunei Darussalam\, Indoor Stadium\, Hassanal Bolkiah Stadium Complex\, Berakas Bandar Seri Begawan\, Brunei Darussalam\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:International,Asian Youth Netball Championships,Previous Events
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SUMMARY:Netballuxion 2013
DESCRIPTION:Netballuxion is back in its 12th year for some street netball action! Gather your friends\, form a team and join NETBALLUXION 2013 TODAY! 3 categories to choose from\, Ladies Open\, Mixed Open and Under 19s so what are you waiting for?! \nDate: 6 – 7 July 2013Venue: Novena VelocityTime: 8am – 9pmGame: Street NetballCategories: Under 19\, Ladies Open\, Mixed Open (No age limit)Number of players: Minimum 4 / Maximum 6 (Inclusive of 2 substitutes per team) \n* For the Mixed and Under 19 categories\, each team can register for a maximum of 4 male players but there can only be a maximum of 2 male players on the court at any time.* Each player can participate in more than one category and must pay the registration fees accordingly. Please email: netballuxion2013.invites@gmail.com to inform us of your name and categories. \n  \nRelated Link \nNetballuxion Official Site
URL:https://www.netball.org.sg/event/netballuxion-2013/
LOCATION:Novena Velocity\, Novena Velocity\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Previous Events
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