How it works
This netball rotation sheet maker puts seven of your squad on court for every quarter, one in each bib from Goal Shooter to Goal Keeper, and shares the bench fairly. It takes squads of 7 to 12.
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Make the sheet
Replace the sample names with your squad, one per line. Keep four quarters, or set more if you change players mid-quarter after goals. Print the sheet for the bench, or switch to By position to read out who takes which bib at each break.
How the bench is shared
Seven play, the rest sit. Nine players make 8 bench turns over four quarters: eight sit once and one plays all game. With ten there are 12: two sit twice. With eight, four sit once. Press Next game and whoever played most sits first.
Questions and answers
When can I change players?
At the breaks between quarters, when play stops for an injury, illness or blood, and as a tactical change straight after a goal. Changes are unlimited, as long as the players were named for the match.
Does everyone play every position?
The fair rotation moves players between attack, centre court and defence from quarter to quarter, so over a game most players try several bibs. It is a preference, not a promise: check the sheet if a player must play GK.
What about only seven players?
Then nobody sits and the sheet only moves positions each quarter. Fewer than seven is allowed in a match, down to five with one playing Centre, but the sheet always needs at least seven names.