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Twilight league proves popular

Gisborne Herald
18 Mar, 2023 01:49 AMQuick Read

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The Gisborne Netball Centre has had a tremendous response to its proposed twilight league, which is set to start on October 26 at Victoria Domain, providing the Covid-19 alert level allows.

To date, 43 teams are entered for the six-week competition.

“We've been rapt to see the response to our twilight league and we have only a couple of spaces available in the 6.45pm round,” centre manager Allisa Hall said.

“The centre can run this league only if we are back to Level 1 by then.

“The numbers are too large otherwise.

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“We are discussing options around this and will get updated information out regarding the league on Tuesday next week,” Hall said.

The league will be for mixed teams, with a maximum of three males a team allowed on court at any one time.

Organisers can register their teams online at https://bit.ly/GNCTwilight2021, and registrations close on Tuesday, October 19.

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