Live stream: Australian Netball Championships set for 2024 edition in the nation’s capital

Two teams to make their debuts as some of the country’s best emerging talents get set for the revamped tournament. See the team lists. Click on the link below to take you to all the action.

Canberra is playing host to the Australian Netball Championships for the first time.

Four days of high-level action featuring some of the country’s top emerging netballers will be on display at the Solar Hub ACT Netball Centre, starting on Sunday.

And two new domestic sides eager to make their tournament debuts are set to shake up the competition.

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The Australian First Nations team, the Black Swans, and the NSW Waratahs will take on hosts the Capital Darters along with the Territory Storm.

Every match from the Australian Netball Championships will be broadcast LIVE on KommunityTV.

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Filled with a mix of new and experienced talent, the tournament is gearing up to be a tight affair.

Sophia Martinussen has been named in the Capital Darters squad.

It marks the first time the championships been held in the nation’s capital and Netball ACT chief executive Sally Clark welcomed the opportunity.

“We are excited to host the 2024 Australian National Championships in the nation’s capital,” she said.

“It will provide our Capital Darters players the opportunity to play in front of a home crowd, and the opportunity to showcase netball in our local community.”

The championships will be the second official appearance of the Australian First Nations team, the Black Swans.

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The squad made their introduction last month at the Pacific Netball Series in Brisbane as an invitational side against international teams from the Pacific, Asia and Africa.

Netball Australia acting Executive General Manager of High Performance Matt Lyons said this year’s ANC was an exciting event on the netball calendar for all involved.

“We are excited to see this year’s Australian Netball Championships provide new opportunities for competing teams,” he said.

“Introducing our pathway pilot product, the Super Netball Reserves, provided an opportunity for us to review how these championships fit to develop our national pathway athletes within and outside of Suncorp Super Netball environments.

“This year’s championships will provide a dedicated opportunity for our competing teams and their emerging national talent to develop their skills across three days of high-level competition.”

As part of the three-year partnership, KommunityTV and all News Corp Australia mastheads will exclusively live stream every match of the National Netball Championships, Australian Netball Championships and Marie Little Shield.

First Nations Black Swans

Black Swans team prepare for appearance at ANC 2024.

Olivia Clark (Kamilaroi)

Lily Cubby (Murrawari)

Kiera Heffernan (Pintupi-Luritja/Arrente)

Tegan Holland (Kamilaroi)

Jamaica Jauncey (Yaruwu)

Scarlet Jauncey (Yaruwu)

Courtney Jones (Biripi)

Brooke Lacey (Ewamian)

Jayden Molo (Wunyi)

Tia Molo (Wunyi)

Charlotte Ryan (Dharawal)

Aaleya Turner (Kaurna)

NSW Waratahs

Brooke Paterson

Charlotte Smith

Courtney Castle

Ela Johnson

Eloise Egan

Hinemoa Boylan

Isabella Degei

Katarina Sincek

Kiara Bloor

Mia Baggett

Millie Tonkin

Olivia Harris

Capital Darters

Hayley Matthew has been named in the Capital Darters squad.

Amber Brophy

Annick Theron

Caitlin Brady

Carly Symons

Chloe Arnold

Favour Lokudu

Hayley Matthew

Latika Tombs

Malia Harrison

Milla Papallo

Nalani Makunde

Samantha Bondietti

Sophia Martinussen

Sophia Meehan

Stephanie Ellsmore

Territory Storm

Territory Storm prepare for the championships.

Aaliyah Bailey

Chelsea Coleman

Jasmyn Hewitt

Michelle Kerrin

Hannah Torsney

Courtney Murphy

Mackenzie Lynch

Molly Southam

Courtney Summers

Brooke Wilson

Carly Wilson

Emily Nesbitt

Originally published as Live stream: Australian Netball Championships set for 2024 edition in the nation’s capital