Netball Cheam & Sutton

*Team price estimates are based on a person squad

Venue Information

Address

Overton Grange School
Stanley Rd
Sutton
SM2 6TQ

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Venue Directions

Overton Grange School is a 10-15 minute walk from Belmont, Cheam and Sutton Overground Stations but also has plenty of parking available. From Belmont Station head up Brighton Road, after 10 minutes take a left turn down Ventnor Road. The School is on the left hand side after 3 minutes walk. From Sutton Station head South down Brighton Road and take the right hand turn down Ventnor Road after 7-8 minutes walk, the school is at the end of Ventnor Road. Exit Cheam Station and turn left down Mulgrave Road, follow Mulgrace Road for 10-12 minutes and turn right down Stanley Road. The School is at the bottom of Stanley Road.

Levels of play

BEGINNER

Are you a netball newbie? Want to learn the basics rather than playing competitive matches?

Our Beginner league will:

Introduce or re-introduce you to the rules of the game
Help you develop your netball skills
Improve your general fitness making you more match-ready
Increase your tactical awareness
Develop awareness, positioning and co-operation within your team

What to expect each week:

You’ll spend 20 minutes learning various netball drills, improving your all-round ability in the sport
You’ll spend 20 minutes putting your newly learnt skills to the test in a casual, friendly match

RECREATIONAL

In our recreational league, you can expect casual fun matches with a low degree of competition.

The Recreational League is for you if:

You’re looking to have fun and get fit, but you won’t loose sleep if you lose the game!
You haven’t played Netball in a while
You want the emphasis to be on ‘fun’ rather than ‘mega-competitive’
You’re a group of friends/colleagues entering a netball team for the first time

What to expect each week:

You’ll take part in a 40 minute, casual, moderately competitive league match

INTERMEDIATE

The temperature in the Intermediate level heats up a bit more compared to the Recreational tier.

In our Intermediate leagues:

Participants have a solid grasp of the rules, and want to step things up a touch
Once you’ve played a few seasons at the Recreational level this is a natural step if you’re looking for that extra challenge
More experienced teams often can enter comfortably at this level
Depending how long since you played, if you played at 1st team at school or 1st-2nd at university you should be ready to dive straight into an int league.

What to expect each week: