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Rounders England is a non-profit sport’s national governing body (NGB) in England. Rounders England provides a structure for the sport from the Board, local deliverers and teams right the way through to individual members and volunteers. Rounders England provides a pathway, competitions and opportunities for aspiring players to progress to whatever level of play is right for them. In addition, we provide information about the game, run coaching and umpiring courses, sell resources and promote the sport at all levels. It is our mission to ‘Connect People through Rounders’ and get more people from any background playing rounders, more often.
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c/o I. R.Collins & Co., Bridge House, 2 Mill Lane, S18 2XL, Dronfield, United Kingdom
- 0114 248 0357
- enquiries@roundersengland.co.uk
- roundersengland.co.uk
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