SAPSASA Metro Netball Carnival live stream: Watch 18 games over three days of exciting schools competition

Port players will join some of the state’s brightest young talents at one of South Australia schools’ big sport events from Wednesday - and they can’t wait. See the full live stream schedule.

Rising young netball stars from the Port district are among a host of young players ready to make their mark at the Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival, which begins on Wednesday.

Our Lady of the Visitation School’s Scarlett Reed along with Jessica Cooper and Charlotte McKinnon, from North Haven School, have big netball aspirations and will look to add their promising young careers against Adelaide’s best netballers.

KommunityTV will stream LIVE 18 games over three days on The Advertiser website, starting with six games on Wednesday from court 1. Catch the first game at 9.30am.

The action switches to court 4 on Thursday and Friday, where another six games per day will be played. See the full stream schedule below.

Charlotte McKinnon, Jessica Cooper, and Scarlett Reed. Picture: Matt Loxton

Port convener John Merrett have put together a strong team for the tournament, and they are confident of taking the battle to the best districts in the state.

You can see Port face North Adelaide LIVE on Friday at 11.30am.

Reed – an 11-year-old talent who plays for Garville – said she was excited to compete in her first carnival.

“Our training for the carnival has been good and I’ve been able to work on a lot of skills,” she said.

“I’m looking forward to it, it’s my first carnival and I want to make sure I have fun, but also win as many games as possible.”

Cooper, who also plays for Garville, said she was confident the team could achieve big things.

“We’re excited and we’re all ready to play,” Cooper said.

Southern Heights v City South at the 2022 Sapsasa Metro Netball Carnival.

“Our goal is to win and I’m confident in our team, practice has been really good and I’ve been able to work on a lot of my skills, so I’m ready to go.”

While the players remained as competitive as ever, they were also excited to come together as a team and meet new netballers.

North Haven School’s McKinnon said her main aim would be to enjoy the experience.

“I’m really looking forward to the carnival and I’m hoping to mainly have fun with my teammates,” she said.

“We want to win as many games as possible, but have fun while we’re doing it.”