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Beginning of Season Tournament
We started the 2021/22 season in glorious sunshine on 11th September, with our annual Charity Versatility Tournament. Of course we were unable to hold this event last year, so it was great to be able to raise money for a charity again, and have fun at the same time.
This year our chosen charity was a local food bank, and as usual all teams were amazing and donated a mountain of food items, as well as cakes for sale and raffle prizes. We had less teams this year, but still managed to raise a fantastic £654 on the day, and with some donations and a top up from league funds, we will be presenting the charity with £1,000 as well as the food items.
Congratulations to the two teams who made it to the final, Watford Premier 1 and St. Albans Shots, with Watford as the eventual winner at the end of a great afternoon.
This year our chosen charity was a local food bank, and as usual all teams were amazing and donated a mountain of food items, as well as cakes for sale and raffle prizes. We had less teams this year, but still managed to raise a fantastic £654 on the day, and with some donations and a top up from league funds, we will be presenting the charity with £1,000 as well as the food items.
Congratulations to the two teams who made it to the final, Watford Premier 1 and St. Albans Shots, with Watford as the eventual winner at the end of a great afternoon.
Versatility Tournament - 09th September
17 teams took part in the Versatility Tournament on the 9th September. Semi finalists were Breakspear Red, Kardale Red, St. Albans Open and Jets. A hard fought final was played between Jets and Kardale Red, with Jets coming out on top”.
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LEAGUE END OF SEASON TOURNAMENTOur end of season tournament on the 22nd April was once again a charity event.
This year, the league voted to support SNAP (Special Needs Activity & Play, part of St. Albans Mencap), and Breast Cancer Care. We had a raffle and a cake stall for which every team brought cakes and donated a raffle prize; a ‘Guess the number of goals scored during the tournament’ (the prize was a netball); every player paid £2 to take part. One of our members managed to get a genuine Tottenham Hotspur No. 10 shirt signed by Harry Kane, for which we invited bids. It was a very successful afternoon and we raised £1,220 to be divided between the two charities. The final was very closely fought between Breakspear Reds and Jets, with Breakspear finishing as winners. |
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The Daphne Payne Netball FoundationThe foundation was set up in memory of Daphne Payne, a stalwart of netball in St Albans & District. For over 40 years, she set up and ran both a senior and junior club providing netball opportunities for all ages and abilities in the area. The foundation raises funds for the netball community in St Albans & District to provide small grants for grass roots netball including schools, local netball and youth clubs as well as those returning to netball. For the full information CLICK HERE and for an Application Form CLICK HERE
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