• https://walesnetball.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/cropped-wales-netball-icon-logo-1.png

    Posted by:

    Wales Netball

  • Posted on:

    August 25, 2017

Netball Europe Event Schedule

 The Netball Europe Event Schedule is now available!

The prestigious annual European netball tournament will see 8th world ranked Wales take on 3rd ranked England, Scotland (12th) and Northern Ireland (10th) in front of a packed crowd of netball fans.

Cardiff will also welcome Fiji’s national netball team the Fijian Pearls to Wales for the very first time.  Fiji are currently 7th in the world, and will be playing world ranking games against each of the European countries. 

Fans can buy tickets for separate sessions, or for the whole 4-day event.  With just over 500 seats available at the Cardiff venue and some of the best teams in the world taking the court – tickets are expected to sell fast. 

As well as matches between some of the best teams in the world, fans will also be treated to a game between Wales U17 and Northern Ireland’s U17 side on Saturday the 7th October at 12.30pm.

Wales, England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Fiji are amongst the twelve teams from around the world who have qualified for the Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast 2018.  The Commonwealth Games netball pools and match schedule was determined earlier this month, with Wales being drawn into Pool B and will face New Zealand, England, Scotland, Malawi and Uganda next April. 

The Netball Europe Championships in Cardiff will be a key opportunity for the four teams to put their training and preparations on display ahead of the world stage at the Gold Coast, Australia.

Tickets will be going on sale to the general public on the 1st September 2017 via ticketline.co.uk

Netball Europe Schedule

December Organisation of the Month

In a story of enduring dedication, community spirit, and sporting excellence, Central Netball Club is celebrating a monumental anniversary! What was thought to be their 50th year has been delightfully overturned by a discovery, revealing the club’s true founding year as 1968. This means Central Netball Club is officially marking its 57th anniversary – an incredible milestone […]

Extraordinary General Meeting Announcement & Engagement Period

The below information was emailed to everybody on the Wales Netball newsletter subscriber group on the 9th December. If you missed this email, please see the information below. Engagement Period Following our member update post the AGM, we have officially opened the Engagement Period for you to provide your feedback on the new proposed changes […]

Wales Netball Christmas Opening Hours 2025

The Wales Netball Office and Sport:80 support portal will be closed for the holidays and office hours can be seen below. The main Wales Netball inbox and phone line will not be monitored during this time. CLOSED – 22nd December 2025 to the 2nd January 2026 OPEN – 5th January 2026

Welsh Feathers Set Sights on Commonwealth Games and European Qualifiers After Latest World Rankings Update

World Netball has announced its latest international rankings following the conclusion of the 2025 season, and Wales has moved from 6th to 7th place, with Uganda climbing ahead. While this means Wales will not automatically qualify for the next major global event, the Welsh Feathers are embracing the challenge and focusing on an exciting road […]

Senior National Clubs Championship 2025

Senior National Clubs once again highlighted why it stands as the leading stage for senior club netball in Wales. Now in its third year, the competition opened the event season with impressive intensity and high-quality performances across every fixture. From the first centre pass to the final whistle, the standard was exceptional, culminating in a thrilling final showdown between the defending […]

Welsh Feathers: what an International Season!

What a season for Welsh International netball! Our Welsh Feathers have played seven International matches this season, all within eight days! While the result didn’t go our way at the Celtic Cup, the Welsh Feathers demonstrated resilience and world-class skill against the sport’s top-ranked teams, from 7th to 13th. Every match was a statement: Wales […]
Scroll to Top