A new Teen Netball League is being set up in Skipton.
Sessions due to begin after the October half term.
The league is open to girls in Year 8 and above, and welcomes both individuals and teams of all playing abilities.
Sessions will take place on Mondays from 5.15 pm to 6.15 pm at Ermysted’s Grammar School.
Organisers say it is an opportunity for young people to take part in regular sport, build skills, and enjoy competitive or social play in a supportive environment.
The league is currently looking for more players to register in order to get started.
For more information, those interested can email Teenleague@hotmail.com

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