This Wednesday (23 November) will see Cardiff City Cobras take on their club rivals Cyclones.

The game is being played during normal training time with spectators welcome.

There will be some club training from 7pm to approximately 7.45pm and then the two teams will battle it out for bragging rights.

Zoe Rose, Chair of Cardiff City Korfball Club said, “This is an excellent opportunity for any one interested in Korfball to come along and see what the game is all about. There is some great rivalry between our club teams so it should be a good game to watch!”

Cardiff City Cobras lost to Dragons 1 but showed great strength and team spirit.

Cobras fielded a mixture of experienced and brand new players including Ceri Jones playing his first game in 18 months and Sophie Jenkins playing her first game after two training sessions.
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Cardiff City Cyclones welcomed back their Welsh players back from the Korfball World Championships with a win over a spirited and well organised university first team (Read on …)

Cardiff City’s indoor training resumes this Wednesday, the 7th September at Michaelston Activity Centre in Cardiff (see right hand side for directions).

If you are a new player, your first two sessions are free, so you have nothing to loose! Just turn up and we will explain the sport to you. You will even get a chance to play a match at the end of the training session, simplez!.

This year, we have two new coaching coordinators (Susan and Julie) which promises to bring a better standard and organisation of training to the City players. We look forward to it!

Regards,
CCKC Committee

The Cardiff Summer Tournament is upon us! (well nearly, it’s this Saturday 20th Aug!). Click here for our dedicated “Tournament” page, or read below for some more information.
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Cardiff City Korfball Club is now on summer break. Training will resume after the Cardiff Summer Tournament (the tournament is on Sat 20th Aug).

Meanwhile, check out our Cardiff Summer Tournament page where you can find lots of information about this year’s and past tournaments. Don’t forget to enter your team in Wales’ best summer korfball tournament!

CCKC Committee

With the sights and sounds of the Korflite League drifting over Roath Rec, along with some very tasty barbequed delights, the competitive nature of Korf really took hold. It has been great to see new people catching on to different skills and really having a go throughout the league. The improvement each week has been fantastic.
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