Two way game of netball with 2 teams and 2 balls!
Each GK starts the game at their end with a throw-in from the back line. Each team has to look after their ball and give their GS opportunity to score.
If their GS scores the ball goes back to the opposition's GK.
Stay Close to opponent. Pressure the pass. Deny space to win turnover of the ball.
Notes:
Players should try to win an interception so that they can keep possession of both balls and should use their defending skills to stop the other team from scoring.
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