🖋️ sign up for 2023/24 sessions 

Does your daughter love netball?

Do they want to play more and learn more in a fun environment?

Raise Your Game is designed to run alongside your school and/or club netball as enhancement.  

A focus on the fundamental netball skills that will raise your game:

*ball work

*fitness

*strength and conditioning

*court skills

*match play

💙💙💙💙💙💙💙  I LOVE NETBALL  💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

I'm a big fan of NSL and Suncorp Superleague in Australia, and an even bigger fan of grassroots netball.

My personal netball history:

 🏐 Captained and represented Scottish Universities Netball Team at 4 British University Games Tournaments. 

🏐 Represented both Stirling and Glasgow University 1st teams.

🏐 Full Blues from both Universities for netball.

🏐 Represented North Yorkshire from U14-U19.

🏐 Played NYNAL Div 1 for 6 years.

🏐 Have coached junior netball at RI for 4 years.

As you can see I've played netball all my life to a high standard. I am also a teacher and a L2 cricket coach (I LOVE cricket too). 

Most importantly to me I am a mum to four kids. 

I love the fact that junior netball is community-based through the many local clubs in York and I don't want to detract from that in any way. 

I see RYG as a way for younger girls (yrs 7-9) to play more, have fun, stay fit, and improve their game . 

For the older group (yr10-13) a chance to improve their skills and gain experience and for those heading off to uni to be able to play at a good level there.

RYG is also great for GCSE PE netballers to boost their skills.

1-2-1 sessions are available to book all through the year. Whether you're looking for a one-off session or an ongoing weekly booking, in the run-up to trials or continual upgrading of skills, child or adult we will work out a plan.

I have watched my daughter progress by playing at club, NY and LR academies, Manchester Thunder U19s, and Scotland Thistles and U21s and  have seen how they go about their training and their ethos of fundamentals being essential. A big part of the adjustment for her was having to learn all the practices when other girls seemed to already know them so we will be using lots of drills that are used by various teams including NSL drills.