Skip to content
Labugen

Korfball Player by the Post

A korfball player carrying an equipment bag stands beside a tall goal post on an outdoor court.

A cheerful korfball player holding a ball and sports bag stands near a tall post.
Korfball Player by the Post
Print Download PNG

A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use

Advertisement

All coloring pages: Sports Coloring Pages

More from this category

Similar coloring pages: Sports Coloring Pages

Next step

What else can you print? Free, no account needed

Korfball Player on an Outdoor Court

A dedicated korfball athlete pauses during practice on an open outdoor court. The surrounding area features a tall post with a basket rim, a specialized korfball ball, and a sports gear bag sitting on the ground.

Unique Facts About the Sport of Korfball

Korfball is a mixed-gender team sport originated in the Netherlands that places a strong emphasis on passing, agility, and co-op play. Unlike basketball, the post has no backboard, so players must shoot the ball cleanly into a basket mounted at the top of a tall pole from any direction. Running while holding the ball is not permitted, which encourages rapid team passing.

Typical Colors of Korfball Equipment

  • Korfball post: bright yellow basket top with a steel gray or white pole
  • Korfball ball: pattern of yellow and blue or synthetic white leather
  • Outdoor court ground: green synthetic turf, reddish clay, or brown soil
  • Sports kit bag: black, dark blue, or bright team colors
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers About Korfball

How is korfball different from basketball?
Korfball features a post without a backboard placed inside the court area rather than on the boundary line, allowing players to shoot from 360 degrees around the basket.
Are teams in korfball mixed?
Yes, official korfball matches are played by co-ed teams consisting of four female players and four male players working together on the court.
Can players run while holding the korfball?
Players must stop moving as soon as they catch the ball, so they rely on quick passes to advance toward the basket.
Advertisement