|
|
|
|
|
What
size court is used for High Fives? |
|
|
What
equipment is used for a High Fives game? |
|
|
How
many players can be in a High Five's squad? |
|
|
How long is a
High Five's game? |
|
|
Can boys play in
the High Fives? |
|
|
Is it OK to
leave my watch on when playing? |
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
Q |
What
size court is used for High Fives? |
|
A |
The
games may be played on any netball court up to a maximum size of 100ft x
50ft (30,5m x 15.25m)
|
|
Q |
What
equipment is used for a High Fives game? |
|
A |
The
ring on the posts should be 9ft (2.74m) from the ground and fitted with
a net |
|
|
A
size 4 ball should be used |
|
|
The
GS, GA, C, GD & GK bibs should be used from a full set
|
|
Q |
How
many players can be in a High Five's squad? |
|
A |
The
squad should consist of a minimum of 7 and a maximum of 9 players, with
5 on court at any one time.
|
|
Q |
How long is a
High Five's game? |
|
A |
Matches are 4 x 6 minute
quarters with 2 minutes per interval
|
|
Q |
Can boys play in
the High Fives? |
|
A |
The
AENA & IFNA rules state that single sex competition only is permitted,
although the following guidelines have been issued for players aged 11 and
under (school years 6 and below):
"Schools,
affiliated clubs, leagues and other local activities must make
participation in netball available to both girls and boys. It is
unacceptable to exclude either girls or boys under the age of 12 years
form any competition or non-competitive activity.
Equality
of access to participation may be achieved by:
|
|
Q |
Is it OK to
leave my watch on when playing? |
|
A |
Players must not wear any sharp objects
such as badges, jewellery or watches whilst playing, as these can easily
cause injury. |
|
|
|
|
|
|