Cambridge City Korfball Club (CCKC) head coach Janine Collier has been crowned Coach of the Year at the BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Sports Awards. » Full Story
The England U23 korfball team will face Catalonia for the second time in the tournament, this time for 5th place, after a 13-11 win against the Czech Republic. » Full Story
The England U23 korfball team produced a great first-half performance against favourites Chinese Taipei but it was not quite enough to secure the win needed to make the semi-finals. » Full Story
England still have an outside chance of the semi-finals after their latest wins against Australia and Catalonia, although will more likely be playing for places 5-8. » Full Story
The English Korfball Association (EKA) National League Premier Division title came down to the last match of the season on April 6th, with Mitcham (London) taking on Trojans (London). » Full Story
English korfball champions Mitcham came back from 4 goals down twice to secured the necessary win at the Europa Cup to play off for the bronze medal. » Full Story
In the World Championships play-off for seventh place, England and Australia met for the second time, England having won the previous game, four days ago, with a golden goal. » Full Story
In their first World Championships quarter-final pool match in Brno, England, despite a strong performance and threatening to pull off a major upset, went down 14-10 to Belgium, and will now have to play for 5th-8th place. » Full Story
English korfball champions Mitcham have qualified for the finals of the 2007/08 Europa Cup (korfball’s equivalent of the Champions League) » Full Story
Mitcham Korfball Club took a big step towards defending their National League Premier Division title, winning their crucial showdown 16-15 against Kwiek. » Full Story
UEA Korfball Club have won the BUSA Nationals for the third year running, after defeating Sheffield Hallam University on penalties in the final. » Full Story
The England senior korfball squad played two matches in Belgium last weekend, winning one and losing one. Cambridge City’s Carla Bennett became the first player from National League Division 1 to play for England. » Full Story