Find a netball club
Netball in the Netherlands is growing fast and there’s never been a better time to get involved. With clubs across the country it’s easy to find a welcoming community near you. Whether you’re looking to stay active, meet new people, or rediscover your competitive side, netball offers a fun, social way to do it all. Explore the clubs below and take your first step onto the court.
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Amsterdam Netball Club
Established in 2014, Amsterdam Netball Club (ANC) was the first officially formed netball club in the Netherlands.
ANC was founded by a group of netball enthusiasts who missed playing the sport and wanted to introduce netball to the Netherlands. Since then, the club has grown into a vibrant and diverse community of around 50 members, with players from the UK, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, China, Hong Kong, Bahrain, the USA and, of course, the Netherlands.
Whilst they are united by our passion for netball, ANC is about much more than sport. They're a welcoming and social club where friendships are made both on and off the court, and where people from all over the world come together to call Amsterdam home.
The club trains every Thursday evening at 19:00 and Sunday morning at 10:00 at Sporthal Laan van Spartaan in Amsterdam. Whether you’re an experienced player or new to netball, we’d love to welcome you to the ANC community!
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Amersfoort Netball Club
Amersfoort Netball Club was founded in the summer of 2023 and officially registered later that year. Since then, they’ve been building a vibrant and welcoming netball community in Amersfoort.
They’re a proudly international club, bringing together players from South Africa, the UK, New Zealand, Australia, the Netherlands and beyond, welcoming players of all skill levels and genders — from experienced competitors to those completely new to netball.
They train every Monday evening, indoors during the winter and outdoors in the summer. Alongside regular practices, they take part in matches and tournaments, with plenty of social events throughout the year.
AFNC is building more than a team, they're building a community where everyone can enjoy the sport, meet new people and be part of something together.
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Brussels Netball Club
Brussels Netball Club (BNC) is a mixed-gender club that welcomes everyone, from complete beginners to experienced players. While Brussels isn't in the Netherlands, its close proximity provides opportunities for BNC players to connect and compete across both countries. With no national governing body for netball currently established in Belgium, BNC is also proud to be affiliated with Netbal Nederland.
BNC trains every Monday from 20:00–21:00 at VUB Sportshall, with an additional Saturday session once a month. The club currently has both a League Team and a Tri-County Team, giving members plenty of opportunities to compete in matches and tournaments across Belgium and the Netherlands.
Off the court, BNC is just as passionate about building its community, with regular netball-themed socials bringing members together throughout the year.
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Brabant Netball Club
Brabant Netball Club (BRNC) is a young and growing netball club based in Den Bosch (‘s-Hertogenbosch), Brabant, with players from across the province, including Tilburg and Eindhoven.
BRNC is a welcoming and inclusive community for players of all backgrounds and abilities. Whether someone is completely new to netball, returning to the sport after many years, or an experienced competitive player, BRNC offers a place to get involved. The club is built around four core values: community, inclusivity, performance, and fun.
The club trains every Tuesday evening from 8:00–9:30pm at the Sportiom in Den Bosch, and competes in tournaments across the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany and participates in the Netbal Nederland league and Tri-Country Cup .
The community extends beyond the court, with regular social activities including bowling nights, picnics, Christmas market trips, and drinks together after every training session. These activities help players build friendships and create a strong sense of belonging.
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Den Haag Netball Club
Established in 2019 and officially registered with the KvK in September 2022, Den Haag Netball Club (DHNC) is a welcoming, English-speaking mixed-gender club with members from around the world, including the UK, South Africa, Australia, France, the Netherlands and beyond.
The club brings together a diverse mix of young professionals, students and mature players, creating a friendly and inclusive community for players of all ages and experience levels. From beginners to experienced competitors, there are opportunities for everyone to get involved.
DHNC competes in the Netbal Nederland National League, where its experienced players can showcase their skills. The club also participates in tournaments and friendly matches, giving beginner and intermediate players valuable opportunities to gain match experience.
Juniors are welcome to join, although some previous netball experience is preferred due to the club’s mixed-age and mixed-gender environment.
The club trains every Tuesday from 18:45–20:45 at the British School of The Hague, Vrouw Avenweg 244, The Hague.
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Maastricht Netball Club
Maastricht Netball Club (MNC) is a welcoming and inclusive netball club based in Valkenburg. Informally established in February 2020, the club has grown from its early beginnings into a close-knit and spirited netball community, with approximately 20 members training across two weekly sessions.
MNC trains every Wednesday and Sunday, bringing together players from a wide range of nationalities, cultures and backgrounds. The club’s diversity is one of its greatest strengths, with members from South Africa, the United Kingdom, Australia, Trinidad and Tobago, Indonesia, the Netherlands and many other countries. This mix of cultures and experiences contributes to the friendly, inclusive and fun atmosphere that defines Maastricht Netball Club.
Over the years, MNC has developed into a team where players find connection, community and a shared passion for netball. The club combines a playful and welcoming spirit with a competitive edge, challenging other teams fairly and always with grace and a smile.
MNC welcomes new players of all genders, fitness levels, cultures, nationalities and playing abilities. Whether someone is new to netball or an experienced player, everyone is encouraged to join the community and become part of the team.
MNC is proud to contribute to the growing netball movement in the Netherlands and is excited to continue developing the club and making an impact within the wider European netball community.
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Rotterdam Netball Club
Founded in 2019, Rotterdam Netball Club (RNC) is an international and inclusive netball club based at Sporthal Nieuwe Persoonshal in Rotterdam. With around 25 players from the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Netherlands, France and beyond, RNC brings together a diverse community united by a shared love of netball.
RNC has two teams, offering something for everyone. The RNC League Team competes in the Netbal Nederland League, with a focus on competitive play, teamwork and player development. The RNC Otters are the club’s social team, providing a more relaxed way to enjoy netball for fitness, fun and friendship. Players can enjoy the sport at their own pace in a friendly, supportive and social environment.
Alongside training and competition, the club enjoys regular social events, tournaments and post-training drinks together at Oude Haven. New players are always welcome, and the first two training sessions are free.
The club trains every Tuesday from 19:00–21:00, excluding the summer and Christmas breaks. Sessions combine skills development, match play and plenty of team spirit, with players of different experience levels training and playing together.
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Utrecht Netball Club
Established in 2017, Utrecht Netball Club (UNC) has been the home of netball in Utrecht for almost a decade. With more than 30 annual members, UNC is a diverse and welcoming netball community, bringing together players from South Africa, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, the Netherlands and beyond. The club welcomes players of all backgrounds and experience levels, creating an inclusive environment where everyone can enjoy and develop their netball.
UNC trains every Wednesday evening, with sessions taking different formats throughout the season, including skills development, practice sessions and match nights. Members also have the opportunity to represent the club at domestic and international tournaments across Europe, take part in local friendly matches, and enjoy a lively social calendar featuring monthly dinners and drinks.
More than just a place to play netball, UNC is a community built around sport, friendship and fun. Whether someone is new to the sport, returning to netball, or an experienced player, there is a place for them at Utrecht Netball Club.
New players are always welcome, and the first two training sessions are completely free. Those interested can sign up for a session through the Spond app using code TDDCD.
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