Exciting sports opportunity for boys
Calling all our male athletes!🤾♂️
Showcase your athleticism in a fast-paced Netball Tournament at our Secondary School Boys Tournament and give Netball a go.
From the explosive jumps found in basketball and volleyball🤾♂️ to the strategic movement of football🏃♂️ this tournament brings together elements from multiple sports in a dynamic and competitive environment.
Open to Junior (Year 9-10) and Senior teams (Year 11-13)
Details:
🏠 Auckland Netball Centre, St Johns
📅 Wednesday 18 June
⏰ Games are played from 9am - 2pm
💵 $105 per team
Speak with your local school about this amazing opportunity to find or create a team
Contact Anne📧 Games@aucklandnetball.co.nz for more information, and to register.
Our intention is to introduce a mid-week afterschool 6-week league for Secondary School Boys in Term 3, following feedback from this tournament🥳
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