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I volunteer for a netball organization - netball is a bit like basketball but usually played by women. I've never actually done it - it was offered as a sport at school, but I chose football, instead. I thought it would be interesting to know what netball is.
I do various jobs when I'm volunteering. Matches usually occur on Saturdays, so I arrive early to help check that the court is free of stones or rubbish. Then I prepare drinks and snacks for the players before collecting tickets when spectators start to arrive. There's nothing particularly hard to do, though sometimes I wouldn't mind having a bit more of a challenge-maybe to help sort out the matches themselves, like which teams are playing and when. I think I'd be good at that, but I'm not complaining. I enjoy everything I do!
The matches are great fun and I love watching people who are so good at what they do. I always go home feeling amazed. It doesn't matter to me which teams wins, which might sound like a strange thing to say, but the best team always wins on the day and you can't argue with that, even if the players feel blue about losing. Spectators do look upset sometimes when their team doesn't win, but you can understand that. You'd expect the players to behave well, but sometimes they show that they're annoyed, and that's a pity, because they're all nice people, really.
I'd encourage other people to be a volunteer. It's probably more interesting if you like the sport involved, but it doesn't matter because you'll learn a lot about yourself and other people, and make great friends. It's just nice to spend time with people from your town, outside school or college.
