What it is
Wheelchair netball adapts the game for sports wheelchairs: the court and the passing game are familiar, and the rules around movement and contact are changed to suit chairs. Sessions are often run by netball associations, disability sport organisations or wheelchair sports clubs, and many welcome non-disabled players so a whole family or team can play together. Chairs are usually provided at a session for people who do not have their own.
The game is newer and less uniform than other forms of netball, and the details differ from place to place. The listing on the map is the place to check who runs a session, what they provide, and how to get in touch. If you know of a session that is not here, please add it.
Is it for me?
A wheelchair user who wants a team sport?
Look for a session near you and ask whether chairs are provided. Most sessions welcome first-timers and will put you on court the same day.
Not a wheelchair user?
Many sessions are for everyone. Playing in a chair is its own skill and a great leveller, and clubs are often glad of extra players.
Run a session and want players?
Add it to the map with "Wheelchair netball" as the type, say whether chairs are provided, and tick beginners welcome if they are.
Clubs in their own words
A few clubs from the map, described by the people who run them. Refresh for different ones.
Stories will appear here as clubs add descriptions to their listings.
The map
Wheelchair netball sessions are shown. Switch the type filter to see everything else.
Your club runs wheelchair netball and is not here? List it in two minutes, no account needed. Every listing you add saves the next player the search.