Name 5 sports that use a net but no ball

Badminton
Ice Hockey
Ultimate Frisby

need 2 more

fishing
butterfly hunting

Gladiator combat (one gets a sword and shield, one gets a trident and a net)

Olympic Lunatic Capture

I have fluid around my ankle from when I sprained it and it wont go away. It was sprained over 3 months ago…

OK ignore this, supposed to be a new thread!

Discus and hammer throwing

(though the wire mesh fence around the back of the throwing circle is usually referred to as a cage)

It’s not a net. And it’s just for safety.

Tennis (can’t believe you got Badminton and not this one).
Volleyball.

Doh! Maybe I should actually read the OP first, huh?

Did you miss the “but no ball” part?

Um… ignore the sarcastic comment… :frowning:

Internet chess.

… and “Ultimate Frisby” is a sport? :rolleyes:

… add also deck tennis

I am not sure Badminton matches the definition. Although the thing is called a “shuttle” in English and not a “ball”, historically it is a ball with feathers (although today it’s only a hemisphere), and other languages use variants of their words for “ball” to describe the shuttle.
I would let the shuttle count as ball. Even a football (American version) is called a ball.

How about tightrope walking and the flying trapeze?

Fishing…

Oh, somebody already said that. Sorry.

Trapeze gliding.

Mickey Mouseketeering. [sub]Hey, that Funicello chick’s ‘a net’.[/sub]

Fishing’s been done.
Hockey’s been done.

Um, Power Stockbroking? [sub]From ‘gross’ to ‘net’[/sub]?

Tripler
. . . and, I’m spent.

Damn. Shib, ya beat me.