Europe Netball

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Netball Europe
Founded	1989–90
Region	Europe - 25 Nations
www.europenetball.com

Europe Netball (previously known as Netball Europe, Federation of European Netball Associations) is the regional body within the World Netball that governs netball across Europe. The European region has twelve full members and one emerging member.^[1] Europe Netball runs the annual European Netball Championships for open, challenge and under-age sections.

Members

Full Members

Team	Association
England	England Netball
France	Netball France
Gibraltar	Gibraltar Netball Association
Isle of Man
Israel
Italy
Malta	Malta Netball Association
Northern Ireland	Netball Northern Ireland
Republic of Ireland	Netball Ireland
Scotland	Netball Scotland
Switzerland	Swiss Netball
Wales	Wales Netball
United Arab Emirates

Europe Netball Emerging Members

Team	Association
Portugal
Sweden
Qatar

Other netball nations

Team	Association
Austria
Denmark
Germany
Guernsey	Guernsey Netball Association
Jersey
Netherlands
Spain
Turkey
Ukraine

Sources:^[2]^[3]^[4]

References

↑ "Our members". Netball Europe website. Netball Europe. 2015. Retrieved 18 July 2015.
↑ "Europe Region". World Netball . Retrieved 5 July 2025.
↑ "Our Members". www.europenetball.com. Retrieved 8 July 2025.
↑ "Open Event 2024". www.europenetball.com. May 2024. Retrieved 8 July 2025.

v t e Netball
Governing bodies	World Netball Africa Americas Asia Europe Oceania
History of netball	World Netball Rankings Rules of netball Netball and the Olympic Movement Clara Gregory Baer Martina Bergman-Österberg
Geography of netball	Africa Americas Asia Europe Oceania
Netball variants	Fast5 netball Indoor netball Men's netball Wheelchair netball
Netball terminology	Harrison Hoist Power play Test match
Lists	National teams Players
See also	Injuries in netball

v t e Netball in Europe
Governing bodies	Europe Netball England Switzerland Wales
National teams	England Gibraltar Guernsey Isle of Man Israel Republic of Ireland Jersey Malta Northern Ireland Scotland Switzerland Wales
Competitions	Netball Europe Open Championships Netball Superleague
By country	England Scotland Sweden Wales

v t e World Netball
Competitions	Netball World Cup Commonwealth Games Fast5 Netball World Series Netball World Youth Cup Commonwealth Youth Games World University Netball Championship World Games
Regional Federations	Africa Americas Asia Europe Oceania
Members	Australia Cook Islands England Jamaica India Malaysia New Zealand Pakistan Philippines Singapore South Africa Switzerland United States Wales
Presidents	Anne Taylor Sheryl Dawson Molly Rhone Liz Nicholl
See also	World Netball Rankings Rules of netball Netball and the Olympic Movement

Sports governing bodies in Europe

Olympic sports bodies (25)

Independent	LEN (aquatics) EAA (athletics) BE (badminton) EUBC (boxing) ECF (curling) ECA (canoeing) UEC (cycling) EEF (equestrian) CEE (fencing) EHF (field hockey) UEFA (football) EGA (golf) UEG (gymnastics) EHF (handball) EJU (judo) EKF (karate) RE (rugby union) ESC (shooting) ETTU (table tennis) ETU (taekwondo) TE (tennis) ITU (triathlon) CEV (volleyball) EWF (weightlifting)
Dependent	WAE (archery) WBSC Europe (baseball and softball) FIBA Europe (basketball) UWW-Eu (wrestling)

Non-Olympic sports bodies

Independent	ETBF (Tenpin Bowling) ICC Europe (cricket) UEFS & FEF (futsal) ELF (lacrosse) EMF (minifootball) EMF (minigolf) EPPA (pitch and putt) EPBF (pool) EBU (professional boxing) EFRA (radio-controlled racing) CERH (roller hockey) CERS (roller skating) RLEF (rugby league) ESF (squash) EUSA (university sport)
Dependent	IFAF Europe (american football) AFL Europe (australian rules football) EBGF (backgammon) ECU (chess) GGE (gaelic games) EGF (go) FIM Europe (motorcycle)

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