Oxford University Korfball Club

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Training Sessions

Join us for a training session!

During summer term, regular training sessions are held on Mondays (7:30pm - 9pm) and Fridays (7pm - 8:30pm).

From Michaelmas, training sessions will be on Thursdays (7:30pm - 9pm) and Fridays (5pm - 7pm).

TASTER SESSION 1

Never played korfball? Join us for a taster session! Friday 10th October (0th week), 7:00pm - 8:30pm

TASTER SESSION 2

All are welcome, especially if you’ve never played before! Friday 17th October (1st week), 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Location

We train at Iffley Road Sports Centre. Enter via the main entrance, then turn left and follow the signs to Acer Hall.

What to Bring

Wear comfortable sports clothes and trainers. We provide all the equipment you need.

Term Card

Check out our term card for the latest updates on training sessions and events.

Term Card

About Us

OU Korfball Club

Established over 30 years ago, the Oxford University Korfball Club holds the distinction of being the oldest university korfball club in the UK and the oldest overall in Oxfordshire. Our club embraces a diverse membership, from freshers to staff and community members, and is fully inclusive across all genders. We pride ourselves on being a friendly and sociable club, while also maintaining a competitive spirit. We compete in weekly Oxfordshire league matches, inter-university BUCS tournaments, and the annual Varsity matches against Cambridge.

Most of our players have never played Korfball before coming to Oxford. We are deeply committed to fostering an inclusive environment for beginners, so even if you’re hesitant to go to your first session, we encourage you to come along and give it a try!

What is Korfball?

Korfball is the Dutch cousin of basketball and netball. It’s a mixed-gender sport which is all about tactics and teamwork, and less about how tall you are! Movement with the ball is less limited than netball and although you can shoot from anywhere on the pitch, importantly, players cannot shoot if closely marked. The team must therefore work together to create space in order to score. Teams consist of eight people and switch between attackers and defenders every two goals: players need to be confident in both positions. Korfball is inclusive to everyone, regardless of experience, and we welcome enquiries from those with a disability regarding the accessibility of Korfball.

Watch the video below to learn more about the sport!

Gallery

Check out some photos of our teams in action.

Varsity 2024-25

Training

BUCS 2024-25

Tournaments 2024-25

Committee

Meet our dedicated committee members for 2025-2026.

Rodrigo de Echaniz Villalba

President

Alice Lomas

Secretary

Daniel Minamiguchi

Treasurer

Matt Strutton

Social Secretary

Dom Joyner

Tournaments Secretary

Gracie Lewis

Transport Secretary

Joseph Rodgers

1st Team Captain

Catie Kohler

Welfare Officer

Mabel Lea

Kit Secretary / Welfare Officer

Alex Schutz

IT Secretary

Flora Timney

Alumni Secretary

Contact Us

Or email us at oxfordunikorfball@gmail.com