Heading into the third season of Australia’s premier netball competition, there are plenty of questions to answer.
It is Easter but I am not a fan of chocolate – yes, there are people who do not like chocolate– so I’m waiting for Saturday, 27 April, for a belated Easter present: the start of the Super Netball season.
Last week NSW Swifts coach Briony Akle wrote a piece for Player’s Voice which has received plenty of media attention this week.
The Super Netball finals are set to begin on Saturday, August 11 after the regular season came to a close last week. This is The Roar’s guide to watching the finals series online and on TV.
With a 69-66 win over the West Coast Fever in the final round of the Super Netball competition, the Giants sealed the minor premiership and booked their place in the major semi-final, tomorrow at the Quay Centre.
Growing up, I went to an all-girls school. Each term, different sports would be on offer and if you opted in to playing sport, you had to make a choice.
There are only five regular rounds remaining in the Super Netball competition this year and the race is on to see who will get one of the top four positions and compete in the finals.
After an exceptionally long off-season, due to the Commonwealth Games, Super Netball finally returns this weekend, with a series of matches across the country.
Last Saturday night the inaugural season of the Suncorp Super Netball Competition officially came to an end when the Sunshine Coast Lightning were crowned champions after defeating GIANTS Netball 65-48 in the grand final.
Giants Netball will face off against the Sunshine Coast Lightning in netball’s night of nights, the Suncorp Super grand final tonight in Brisbane.
Over the past week, Netball New Zealand hosted the inaugural Netball Super Club tournament.
It is a rarity in the world of netball, so much so that even the most adoring fan of Super Netball would be unsure if there is some sort of match review or tribunal process.
The Tactix ran into the defending champions in the Queensland Firebirds away from home in Round 1.
On the eve of her 50th game, Firebirds star Kimberley Ravaillion is looking forward and not to the past as the Firebirds hunt for back-to-back titles.
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The Super Netball finals are set to begin on Saturday, August 11 after the regular season came to a close last week. This is The Roar’s guide to watching the finals series online and on TV.