Isle of Man Netball

Isle of Man Netball is the national governing body for netball on the Isle of Man. Originating as the Manx Netball Association in 1984, it became an independent national governing body in 2017 after previously affiliating to England Netball, and represents the island within Europe Netball and World Netball structures. The volunteer-led organisation serves around 700 members through clubs, schools, players, coaches, umpires, officials and volunteers. It runs senior and junior leagues, men's and mixed competition, club support, training, officiating courses and a membership portal for individual, club and school affiliation. Its senior league operates from September to April and includes Premiership, Championship, Division One and Division Two competition. Isle of Man Netball also manages representative pathways: the ASPIRE programme for ages 11 to 15 and performance squads from under-17 to senior level, from which eligible athletes can represent the Isle of Man internationally. Governance, safeguarding and development activity are overseen by a board and specialist leads. It is the Isle of Man's netball governing body, not an England Netball county association.