
⚽ Five-a-side & seven-a-side tournaments
The classic corporate sports day. Mixed-ability teams, a proper fixture list and a trophy for whoever wins the bragging rights. Netball tournaments too.

Corporate team building days and corporate sports days, organised start to finish by a family-run team. Tell us how many are coming, roughly when, and what you'd like — we'll come back with a tailored written quote.

The classic corporate sports day. Mixed-ability teams, a proper fixture list and a trophy for whoever wins the bragging rights. Netball tournaments too.

A round with clients or a team scramble — a calmer day out where the real competition is who buys the first drink.

Fast, social doubles that anyone can pick up in ten minutes. Great for teams who fancy something new.

Coached, safe and oddly therapeutic after quarter-end. Perfect for staff social events.

Low-effort, high-laughs team building — ideal when half the office hasn't touched a club.

Swap the spreadsheet for the racetrack. Tell us your numbers and area and we'll look at the options.
The best team building days don't feel like team building. A bit of friendly competition, mixed teams so accounts finally meet sales, and a decent finish to the day. We handle the format, the scoring and the running order, so the organiser gets to join in rather than hold a clipboard.
Our home turf. We've managed five-a-side, seven-a-side and netball tournaments for companies for years — fixtures, timings and a final worth shouting about. Got a mix of keen and reluctant? We'll plan the day so everyone has a role, whether that's top scorer or chief cheerleader.
Want to impress clients rather than tire out the team? We can look into hospitality at football, rugby and other big sporting events. It's a premium option and priced accordingly, so it's quote only and subject to availability.
Tell us your numbers when you enquire and we'll check what works for that activity and venue.
Ask us — tell us what you have in mind and we'll confirm what's possible in your quote.
No. An enquiry is a request; nothing is reserved until it's confirmed in writing.