| West Yorkshire Officiating is proud to recognise the incredible work of its assessor and mentor group, whose collaborative approach has played a key role in developing umpires across the county during the 2024 to 2025 season. Thanks to their dedication, West Yorkshire collectively achieved the highest number of qualified umpires this season, with an impressive 63 umpires qualifying across all awards:
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This success reflects a clear and well-supported development pathway, with umpires progressing through the West Yorkshire Junior League and Huddersfield League, before moving into the West Yorkshire Senior League. Throughout this journey, mentors work closely with umpires to provide consistent guidance, support and confidence as they develop their officiating skills. :: READ MORE ::
Huddersfield Netball League announces historic move to centralised venue in partnership with KALThe Huddersfield Netball League, founded in the 1960s by a dedicated group of young women eager to play competitive netball more regularly, is marking a significant milestone in its long and proud history. What began with local youth club players seeking sponsorship and court space from Huddersfield businesses has since grown into a thriving community league.
Today, the league comprises around 15 clubs, 33 teams and approximately 350 players, reflecting the remarkable passion for netball across the Huddersfield area. After decades of clubs hosting matches at individual home venues, they are preparing for one of its most transformative developments to date. The league is delighted to announce a new partnership with Kirklees Active Leisure (KAL), which will see all its fixtures played at a single central venue for the first time. Beginning this year, matches will take place at the Huddersfield Leisure Centre, an outstanding facility that offers two adjacent netball courts. This new arrangement will allow for an extensive schedule of matches throughout their summer and winter netball seasons. |
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