20 million global participants can’t be wrong!
Cirque performances, American Idol finalists, the U.S. Air Force, British Army, World-Renowned Comedian along with Elvis and Vegas Showgirls will be bringing a bit of Las Vegas to Netball athletes from around the globe.
Netball America Inc. is hosting the annual U.S. Open Netball Championships on November 11-13, 2022. We welcome Diamond Sponsor Medallia and Platinum Sponsor All Phase Waterproofing. A great opportunity for you to gain global exposure while showing your support for women, minorities, and the LGBTQ+ communities.
FREE ENTRY TO THE PUBLIC!
This event will see participants from 12 countries (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, England, Ireland, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Namibia, South Africa, Uganda, and the United Kingdom) and 22 U.S. States and Territories (Alabama, Arizona, California, D.C., Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, North Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Utah and U.S. Virgin Islands).
Who will take home the coveted Netball America Cup and the U.S. Open Netball Championships Titles?
Master of Ceremonies: Ms Jackie Loeb, World-Renowned Stand-Up Comic, Australian Mo Award for Best Live Comedy Act LOCATION: Tarkanian Basketball Academy, 2730 S Rancho Drive, Las Vegas, NV, 89102
TIMES: Friday Nov 11th – Creating Competitive Excellence session with Audrey Shaw from TrueSport 4pm-5pm. Saturday Nov 12th– Netball games 8am to 6pm. Opening ceremonies featuring American Idol Carly Smithson and Elvis performances from 9am to 9:30am.
Flag ceremony by the Jack Schofield Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, and the British Army Color Guards. Cirque Rola Bola performance at 1:30pm. Announcement of 2023 U.S. Open location at 1:45pm.
Sunday Nov 13th – Netball finals from 8am. Elvis and Color Guard appearances from 12:15pm. Finals wrap up at 2:30pm followed by trophy presentations.
FREE GLOBAL LIVESTREAM: WWW.USOPENNETBALL.TV
Netball, with its roots in women’s basketball, has been played throughout the world for over 110 years. Now an International Olympic Committee (IOC) recognized sport, Netball America is expanding the game across the USA. “We are currently introducing Netball into schools across the country with Clark County Las Vegas teachers being the latest! They are currently undergoing virtual and in-person clinics on our USA Netball Net Together Curriculum. We have 100 schools running our Netball programs.” says Sonya Ottaway, Netball America Director.
“Netball is Australia’s most popular women’s team sport and there is a huge push for inclusion in the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games. It’s great to see that Netball America is making great strides to introduce the game to youth in schools across America, while also supporting the Australian and other nations’ expatriate communities.”, says Ambassador Jane Duke, Australian Consulate-General Los Angeles, California. Jane will also be present at the event.
About Netball:
The biggest differences between basketball and netball – no backboard, no dribbling, no contact, 3 seconds to pass or shoot the ball and defending the person with the ball from 3 feet away. A true team sport and great for co-ed play where all genders and ages can play on the same team or against each other. It doesn’t matter the size or fitness level there is a position on court for everyone.
Visit www.NetballAmerica.com and www.BeAnInspirationUSA.org for more information.
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