Massive congratulations to the Knight Riders team who have won the inaugular Cardiff Korflite Summer League!
After a wash-out the previous week, last Wednesday’s weather was kinder. This allowed us to complete the Korflite league and crown this year’s winners, who korfed hard to beat the opposition!
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Due to the adverse weather last week, the schedule has been revised to allow all teams to complete their matches on the 13th July. This means we have a new start time of 6.30pm.
Click here to view the revised schedule for Wednesday 13th July.
There will be a BBQ, refreshments and sweets available on the night for those coming to korflite straight from work.
Looking forward to seeing you all there, and to crowning the first ever Cardiff Korflite Champions!
Korflite is a great concept, and it has been executed brilliantly by the organisers. If the mission was to draw in newcomers to korfball and to remind old-timers about the many benefits of the sport, it has certainly been accomplished. To my mind, korflite has rivalled touch rugby as a competitive, fun and mixed activity over the summer months.
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All matches on the 6th of July are cancelled due to the heavy rain. Matches will be rescheduled next week.
There will be a social event at the Pear Tree on the Wellfield Road/Albany Road junction if you fancy a drink instead. Meet from 7pm.
Some of the teams have started playing their round 2 matches last Wednesday (29th June). For the remaining of the teams, their round 2 matches will start this Wednesday 6th July.
Click here for the complete round 2 schedule for the remaining 3 weeks of Korflite and click here for the results from last week’s round 2 matches.
The second week of games and the standard is getting much much better, all the teams involved are thoroughly enjoying a weekly trip to Roath Park. Each week is providing everyone an opportunity for everyone to get socialising and do a little exercise. I am sure we would all be getting a little fitter if we didn’t have a selection of cakes to choose from.
Five years of watching korfball and it has taken me this long to get involved in playing a game. The Korflite League has proven a real success in raising the profile of the sport to so many different people. As the Reem Team captain I am having difficulty getting everyone some game time. The numbers in our squad have doubled since the first week and I am sure they will grow even bigger now the word is out.
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Korflite League Blog
The Korflite league is now in full swing and each week over 70 people – many who have never tried Korfball before – are getting involved in round robin matches.
Each week, a different player will give their experience of playing in the league.