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    March 6, 2019

Welsh Netball Attend Launch of ‘Watch Her Go’

In the week leading up to International Women’s Day, Welsh Netball was proud to be in attendance at the launch of ‘Watch Her Go,’ a new network and movement that aims to raise the profile and visibility of women’s sport in Wales. Watch Her Go (known in Welsh as Amdani) will shape the development of women’s sport across the nation as netball among other female sports continues its relentless surge in popularity. 

The launch took place on Tuesday 5 March and featured some very high profile names in sport including legendary broadcaster Clare Balding and Olympian Jazz Carlin. Members of the Wales senior long squad were in attendance and enjoyed taking the opportunity to listen to some inspirational speakers and shared their own experiences as female athletes. 

2018 Commonwealth Games captain Suzy Drane tweeted: “[It was] great to be at the [Watch Her Go] launch event at the Senedd this evening. Inspiring to hear from some of our leading role models in sport, across a variety of roles, and be in the presence of many more.”

Wales player Clare Jones added: “Huge thank you to Clare Balding for spending some quality time with Welsh Netball this evening! Here’s to women uniting in all areas of sport, focusing on a huge task ahead through and continuing to promote our much loved sports to the best of our abilities!”

Meet our Community Development Team: More support, closer to your community

Wales Netball’s Community Development Team continue to work across the whole of Wales, providing regional support to clubs, leagues, schools and the wider netball community. The roles are designed to strengthen Wales Netball’s presence within local communities and provide a direct point of contact for those involved in the delivery and development of the game. […]

Welsh Feathers coaching chapter enters a new phase

As the Welsh Feathers now turn their attention towards World Cup qualification, Wales Netball can confirm that Reinga Bloxham will take on the role of Interim Head Coach, supported by Sarah Lewis as Interim Assistant Coach for the World Cup Qualifiers in September. Reinga currently serves as Head Coach of the LexisNexis Risk Solutions Dragons […]

Passing the baton: Welsh Feathers coaching chapter enters a new phase

Wales Netball has paid tribute to outgoing Welsh Feathers Head Coach Emily Handyside and Assistant Coach Natalie Roddy following the conclusion of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games campaign. Emily announced earlier this year that she would step down following the Commonwealth Games, bringing to a close a transformational four-year period with the Welsh Feathers programme. […]

Wales Netball announces Team Wales netball squad for Glasgow 2026

We are proud to announce the 12 athletes selected to represent Team Wales in netball at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games this summer. The squad will travel to Glasgow for the XXIII Commonwealth Games, taking place from 23 July to 2 August 2026, with the netball competition being staged at The Hydro from 25 July […]

Wales Netball secures major new investment in the Dragons, as Ymladd 2030 gathers pace

We are pleased to announce a major new investment in the parent company of our professional club, the Dragons, marking an important milestone in our Ymladd 2030 strategy. The investment sees Machroes Holdings Limited take a 40% shareholding in the club, bringing new capital into the Dragons to strengthen the club and support its ambitions […]

HOLD THE DATE: Welsh Feathers to face Tonga in Commonwealth Games send-off 

The Welsh Feathers will face Tonga in Cardiff on Sunday 19 July, giving supporters one final chance to see the team in action on home soil before they head to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. The ticketed international friendly will take place at House of Sport, Cardiff, with the match starting at 1pm. The fixture […]
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