The Caribbean Netball Association is the main governing body for netball in the Caribbean. It is affiliated to World Netball and Americas Netball. It is responsible for organising and administering the ECCB International Netball Series and the Jean Pierre Caribbean Youth Netball Tournament.
History Foundation In 1974, the Trinidad and Tobago pioneer and administrator, Lystra Lewis played a leading role in establishing the Caribbean Netball Association. The CNA remains headquartered in Trinidad and Tobago.
Competitions The Caribbean Netball Association organises two major annual tournaments. These are the ECCB International Netball Series and the Jean Pierre Caribbean Youth Netball Tournament. The latter tournament is named after Jean Pierre, the former Trinidad and Tobago netball international and politician. The inaugural tournament was played in 1998 and was hosted by Antigua and Barbuda and won by Jamaica. It has been held almost annually ever since. Sixteen countries from across the Caribbean are eligible to participate. In 2025 it is celebrated its 21st edition.
Current Years Competition2019–ECCB International Netball Series1998–Jean Pierre Caribbean Youth Netball Tournament
Former Years Competition1977–1993Caribbean Netball Championships 1991–2018ECCB Under-23 Netball Tournament
Members Full Members Team Association Antigua and Barbuda Netball AssociationBahamas Netball FederationBarbados Netball AssociationNetball BermudaCayman Islands Netball Association DominicaNetball Grenada GuyanaNetball JamaicaSaint Kitts and Nevis Netball AssociationNetball Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Netball Association Sint EustatiusTrinidad and Tobago Netball Association
ECCB International Netball Series participants
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