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There are 14 people on a court at one time (7 people for each team) but normally a team will have 8-12 people so they can have extras/reserves and everyone can have a break for a quarter as it is tiring.
It is estimated that there are in excess of 20 million people playing netball in 70 countries and on all five continents eg Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, England, Malawi, South Africa, Cook Islands, Samoa, Fiji, Botswana, Trinidad & Tobago, Wales, Barbados, Scotland, Singapore, Malaysia. See IFNA website:http://www.netball.org/ifna.aspx
generally in normal netball there are 7 on a team, not including any reserves. They are GS, GK, WA, WD, GA, GD and C. There are 14 people playing at once - 7 per team.
If you play primary school 'Hi-5' netball then there is only 5 per team, not including reserves - they are the same positions as normal netball but without WA and WD
there are 7 girls who play on a netball court @ a time
but a real netball team would have @ LEAST 9 players
for subs just incase an accident happens
In Junior school you usually play high 5 netball ( 5 players) but mainly its 7 people in a team Center goal shooter goal attack wing attack goal defence goal keeper and wing defence.
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