Celebrating 100 years of netball

Netball Aid is back. Bigger and bolder.

  • Sunday 15 November 2026
  • Utilita Arena, Birmingham
  • Gates 11:30

16 days to go

Sunday 15 November 2026

Netball Aid 2025, in numbers

  • £40,000 raised in aid of BBC Children in Need
  • 5,000+ live attendees
  • 6m+ social media views
  • BBC national coverage across iPlayer, News, Sound and Radio
  • 7 weeks from idea to arena

Why it exists

Where sport, star power and purpose collide.

A one-of-a-kind celebrity netball event that brings together elite athletes, public figures and passionate fans to celebrate women’s sport while driving real social impact. Proudly women-led, and more than a match: a movement for visibility, empowerment and change through the game of netball.

Players and guests in Netball Aid pink kit smile for a team photo

2026

The 2026 line-up

Olympic champions, England stars and famous faces. More names to come: follow @netballaid.

  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Dame Denise Lewis
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Dame Laura Kenny
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Jade Jones
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Chris Robshaw
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Karenjeet Kaur Bains
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Tamsin Greenway
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Kadeen Corbin
  • Netball Aid 2026 line-up: Sasha Corbin

See all 20 names

Last year

Who took to the court in 2025

  • Dame Denise Lewis

    Dame Denise Lewis

    Olympic champion and broadcaster

  • Serena Kersten MBE (née Guthrie)

    Serena Kersten MBE (née Guthrie)

    Former England Netball captain

  • Zach Noble

    Zach Noble

    Love Island

  • Kieran Holmes-Darby

    Kieran Holmes-Darby

    Love Is Blind UK 2025

  • Tracey Neville MBE

    Tracey Neville MBE

    Former England international and former England Head Coach

  • Ashley Cain

    Ashley Cain

    Former footballer, reality TV personality, founder and trustee of The Azaylia Foundation. MVP

  • Shakira Khan

    Shakira Khan

    Love Island UK 2025

  • Megan Jupp

    Megan Jupp

    Love Is Blind UK 2025

See the line-up

Seat Saints

Buy a seat for someone who couldn’t otherwise go.

Paying for seats for people who couldn’t otherwise afford to go. Students, families and netballers get to watch the match because you made room.

Become a Seat Saint
A fan leans over the barrier to take a selfie with a Netball Aid player

Shop

Wear it on the day.

Netball Aid hoodies and more, from our merch partner AKUMA.

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Netball Aid 2025

Relive the best moments.

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Thank you for your support

  • Lil-lets
  • Eighth
  • Neon
  • ADI
  • Dynamik
  • Sportserve
  • Global Woman
  • ITV
  • Elandr
  • Akuma
  • NEC
  • Utilita Arena
  • Transport for West Midlands (TfWM)

All partners

Plan your day

Sunday 15 November, in three facts.

  • Gates open 11:30

    The world record attempt starts at 11:25, so something is already happening as you arrive. Everyone comes in through the main public entrance.

  • Bring the family

    All children are welcome. Under-14s come with an adult.

  • Getting there

    Routes via Grand Central and Birmingham New Street, plus multi-storey parking. Check the Utilita Arena website for details.

Help on the day

About 70 Netball Aid volunteers will be around the arena to help. Look for volunteers wearing this.

Back of the volunteer T-shirt: white, VOLUNTEER in big orange letters, Netball Aid logo on each sleeve
Back
Front of the volunteer T-shirt: white, large Netball Aid logo, in aid of Shelter
Front

The event guide

Times, getting there, the seating and layout plans, the arena’s bag policy and who to ask on the day. One page, ready for your phone.

Download the event guide

Read the FAQ