Following the success of Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, DYNAMIK announce a new official partnership with both Netball Scotland and Basketball Scotland, supported by SportServe, a well-regarded event delivery partner.

At the heart of this partnership is the DYNAMIK Legacy Court: a high-quality portable timber court that will be made available for basketball and netball activities throughout Scotland.

With ongoing support from SportServe in transporting, installing and managing the court, the partnership will help create more opportunities for the two sports to reach new communities, support participation and deliver memorable playing experiences beyond the Games.

The collaboration and official partnership reflects a shared commitment to ensuring that the impact of Glasgow 2026 continues long after the final game. By combining DYNAMIK’s sports-surfacing expertise, SportServe’s event-delivery capabilities and the reach of Scotland’s national governing bodies for basketball and netball, the partnership will turn a world-class DYNAMIK court into a practical and lasting sporting resource.

Craig Jack, Managing Director DYNAMIK, said:

“Glasgow 2026 gave us an incredible opportunity to demonstrate the role that high-quality sports surfaces play in supporting athletes and creating memorable sporting experiences. However, for us, the real measure of success is what happens after the Games.

“The DYNAMIK Legacy Court represents our commitment to creating a meaningful and lasting impact. By working with Netball Scotland, Basketball Scotland and SportServe, we can support the continued growth of both sports and give more people the opportunity to experience a professional-quality playing environment.”

Will Evans, Managing Director of SportServe, said:

“We are delighted to support this partnership and help bring the DYNAMIK Legacy Court to life across Scotland. Portable courts can transform spaces and create exciting opportunities to showcase sport in new and accessible settings.

“By bringing together the right surface, specialist event support and the expertise of both governing bodies, we can ensure the court is used effectively and continues to deliver value for players, clubs and communities following Glasgow 2026.”

Ken Hay, CEO Netball Scotland, said:

“ We are delighted to accept this international standard sprung wooden netball court on behalf of our whole netball community.  We often hear about the legacy that an event leaves behind and being able to receive this gold standard netball court after the Glasgow 2026 Games will make it possible to host more netball events across Scotland which is a real and tangible benefit to our sport.  We are incredibly grateful to DYNAMIK, Sportserve, and Glasgow 2026 for working with us and supporting netball to continue to grow and thrive across the country”

David Fallon, CEO of Basketball Scotland, said:

“We’re delighted to be developing our partnership with DYNAMIK and incredibly grateful for their support in creating a lasting legacy from Glasgow 2026.

The quality of the flooring and equipment DYNAMIK supplied for the Commonwealth Games was outstanding, and the Netball competition floor to Basketball Scotland and Netball Scotland ensures that an important piece of Games infrastructure remains here in Scotland.

While the immediate opportunities to use a full-size sprung timber floor are naturally different across our two sports, for us this is about retaining a high-quality national asset that can support future events, opportunities and ambitions for basketball in Scotland.

“We’re really pleased to be working with DYNAMIK and look forward to developing the partnership further.”

Further details about the DYNAMIK Legacy Court, including its programme of events and community activity, will be announced in due course.