All clubs in England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales are hereby invited to enter teams into England Korfball's Cup Competition.
This annual knock-out event involves clubs from all over England, with invitations extended to clubs in Scotland, Ireland and Wales in recent years.
Many clubs enter more than one team and clubs from all over England compete in this truly national competition, which sees a great deal of experience gained for all players, as local league teams meet national teams. As for any cup competition, the chance of 'giant killing' is a great motivator and the chance to beat teams that play in higher competitions means players strive even harder.
Last year's final saw Trojans 2 claim victory over fellow team mates and HSKL Champions Trojans; another double wining season for the club.
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23 Aug '10
Next season sees a wide introduction of the shot clock within England Korfball Competitions.
This new and dynamic aspect of the highest level of korfball means its use is guaranteed in the 2010/11 .....
02 Aug '10
MKX aims for 20,000 children to be playing korfball in South Midlands Schools by July 2012. Could you be part of this?
Having worked in 40 local schools in the last two years and with more than 6,00.....
19 Jul '10
Last weekend saw over 500 players from Dutch, Belgium and English Area representative sides compete in the 7th International Inter-Area Competition, hosted by Kent Korfball Association.
More than 25.....
18 Jul '10
England Korfball are proud to announce the Senior team who will be representing England Korfball at the 2010 European Championships.
Under Head Coach Colin Boys, the squad has been in training for s.....
18 Jul '10
The cream of England Korfball’s youth players were on display on Saturday 20th June as they competed for highly-sought after places in the England Youth squads.
Peter Teague has been England Youth’s.....
25 Jun '10
England Korfball are looking to negotiate a bulk purchase of shot clocks in order to bring down the unit cost to clubs.
The shot clock will be priced around the £400-500 mark depending on numbers, .....