🏐Welcome to Canterbury Christ Church Netball Club🏐
Welcome to C4 Netball! We're looking forward to meeting you in September!
And if you're returning, welcome back! 💕
We are a friendly, welcoming club that invites people with any level of netball experience. From those who have never played netball before, all the way to people who have been playing for years. We have a team for you!
This year, we have four teams playing in BUCS
Our 1st Team play in South Eastern Tier 3(B)
Our 2nd Team play in South Eastern Tier 5(A)
Our 3rd Team play in South Eastern Tier 7(B)
And our 4th Team play in South Eastern Tier 10
Every Wednesday, we have a social night where all members can get together and have fun!
C4 Netball is the perfect way to make new friends, socialise, and take part in exercise throughout your university experience 😍
In the 2023/2024 season, C4 Netball was awarded the 2024 Charity Award for our charity events, which included our Great Gatsby Ball and our annual Charity Netball Tournament. We are excited to continue this initiative this coming academic year!
At the end of the season, we all get to look forward to Varsity! A chance to showcase our talent and hard work against the University of Kent. It's a great opportunity to get involved and support all C4 teams.
Head over to our socials, our Instagram is linked above. To find out more, our TikTok is @c4netball. We look forward to seeing you all in September!
| What does a typical week at C4 Netball look like? | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
| Training at Polo Farm | Strength & Conditioning (to be confirmed) | BUCS GAME DAY! Social in the evening | Training at the Sports Centre | Strength & Conditioning (to be confirmed) | We often run adhoc training sessions on weekends however a lot of the club choose to work at the weekends, or take part in local netball leagues. If you're interested in taking part in some local leagues as a floater or with a team get in touch with the committee and they can direct you to local contacts! | |
2025/2026 Committee:
President: Bel Mills
Vice-President: Holly Rousell
Treasurer: Chloe Chambers
Wellbeing Officer: Eve Daniels
Club Captain: Suzie Cordell
Social Secretaries: Laila Mathurin and Scarlett Bahnsen
Events Manager: Ruby Stanhope
Social Media Officer: Annabelle Hughes
Awards:
Charity Award 2022/23 & 2023/24
Philip Ganly Award 2022/23
Coach of the Year 2021/22
Committee of the Year 2021/22
Varsity Award (Netball 3's) 2023/24
Club of the Year Award 2023/24 & 2024/25
How to Join
In order to play for sports teams at Christ Church you need to purchase the two different memberships linked on this page: Students' Union Sport Membership and Christ Church Sport Subscription.
Christ Church Sport Subscription + Students' Union Sport Membership = Sports Club Member
Without both memberships & subscription you will not be able to take part in your club's activities, training and matches.
Once you have selected your Netball membership, you can process your Christ Church Sport Subscription.
Available Memberships
This group has no memberships available to purchase.
Please check back again soon to join this group!
Why do you need two memberships?
Part 1 · Christ Church Sport Membership
As a member you get access to all the essentials for your sport, including:
- Matchday and training facilities
- Coaching (when agreed)
- Entry fees for competitions (BUCS leagues, local, regional, and national events)
- Transport to and from main competitions
- Payment for officials
- Necessary equipment
- Affiliation fees with your National Governing Body, plus extra benefits (like increased insurance, partner discounts, ticket ballot entries for pro sports)
- First aid cover during training and competitions
Your club also gets extra perks:
- Free facility hire for Varsity, charity or special events
- Support with development initiatives (like achieving SportsMark, social action projects, or making your sport more accessible)
- Help with finding work or volunteer opportunities in sport
- Assistance in getting sports qualifications (coaching, officiating, etc.)
- Additional benefits from our local partnerships
Part 2 · Students' Union Sport Membership
This membership is set by your club and the funds are only spent on things that will collectively help support the club.
Examples of what your memberships can be spent on but are not limited to are:
- Kit
- Dinners/end-of-year awards
- Extra sessions outside of budgeted Christ Church Sport Membership costs
- Extra travel outside of budgeted Christ Church Sport Membership costs
- Trips and events
Not only does your membership help support your clubs extracurricular activities and it also allows the union to do the following:
- Insurance for all signed-up sports members
- Contact committee members about key information throughout the year
- Allow committee members access to their club email accounts
- Allow you to run and vote in Committee Elections
- Committee members to access the website and finance systems
