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Welcome

Welcome to the home page of North America's Premier netball league. The Caribbean American Netball Association (CANA). The association is an affiliate of The United States of America Netball Association (USANA), and we are based in Brooklyn New York. Our Summer home is the Lincoln Terrace Park which is conveniently located at Buffalo Ave at the intersection of East New York Ave and Eastern Parkway. Our summer season typically runs from late May or early June with our regular tournament and culminates on the last weekend in August with our annual Caribbean Cup Tournament. Getting to the park is relatively easy as it is in close vicinity of every source of public transportation in Brooklyn.

CANA Fund Raiser

Directions to Lincoln Terrace

One can easily get to Lincoln Terrace via the number 3 or number 4 trains to Utica Ave. Once you exit the subway, at Utica Ave and Eastern Parkway, walk 2 blocks east, turn South on to Buffalo Ave. The entrance to the netball court will be down the block, approximately two thirds of the length of the block.

About Us

MISSION

The Mission of the Caribbean American Netball Association (CANA, is to expand and promote the game of netball throughout the United States, and in particular in the Borough of Brooklyn. This Association recognizes its potential role as a force for change and empowerment to the young people of the community and will strive to implement the following goals:

Facilitate the playing of netball by organizing league competitions between schools, clubs, and other community organizations.
Teach the game to new players through club leadership and organized coaching clinics.
Train, and enable ongoing evaluation and testing of umpires through organized seminars.
Act as an umbrella association for other existing or developing leagues in Brooklyn.

VISION

The vision of this Association is to utilize netball as a bridge within the community, establishing a network that will unite a broad spectrum of groups and individuals, eventually extending to other areas of the country. We see netball gaining recognition throughout the United States via media, personal contact, development efforts, and other promotions, to become a household word.