Facilities

Badminton is played between two players on a rectangular court with racquets.

The defining quality of Badminton is that it is played with a shuttlecock, which can only be struck by the player once before passing the net.

If the shuttlecock lands within a players boundaries the opposing player scores a point.

Badminton was created in the mid 18th century by British military officers in India.

Indoor Football is adapted for smaller indoor environments.

Indoor football uses many of the same basic rules as full football, the major differences being that their are less (typically 6) football players as there is less space in the indoor environment and the duration and periods / duration of the football game are changed.

Futsal is a variation of association football, mainly played indoors and on a smaller pitch.

The name is based on the Portuguese for hall football.

The game of Futsal was developed in Brazil and Uruquay because of the lack of space for full size football pitches.

Futsal is played 5 a side including the goalie. There is unlimited substitutions in Futsal.

Developed is the 1800s in England Netball is a ball sport traditionally played by women.

Netball was derived from basketballs earliest incarnations being standardised in the 1960s.

Netball is played by 2 teams comprising 7 players on a rectangular court, with the goal of shooting the large ball through small nets at the opposing ends of the Netball court. A player cannot move while holding the ball and can only hold the ball for 3 seconds.

Table tennis can be played with two or four players, hitting a lightweight ‘ping pong’ ball across a 9 x 5 foot table.

Table tennis is played with a small wooden bat although officially it is known as a racquet.

A ball can only bounce once on each side of the table tennis table before a point is scored and if a player cannot return the ball a point is won.

Table tennis is play very fast and requires very quick reactions.

A popular racquet sport, Squash is played by two players with a small rubber ball in a four four walled court.

Squash is a very vigorous sport that requires physical and strategic prowess. Squash is considered one of the very healthiest sports to play.

Invented in 1830 in Harrow England, Squash is based on the early sport of Racquets.

Cricket Nets are available within our facilities for practice indoor and thus any weather or time throughout the day.

A great way of practicing batting techniques, cricket nets are an essential part of a cricketers training regime.

We have multiple cricket net lanes for team mates to train at the same time.