Live stream: Watch Day 5 action at 2025 National Netball Championships

Semi-finals position were decided in the National Netball Championships as two sides completed an unbeaten round robin campaign in dominant fashion. Watch all eight REPLAYS here.

South Australia completed a perfect round robin campaign in the 17/U division at the National Netball Championships and helped Western Australia to qualify for the semi’s at the same time.

The Croweaters won their seventh straight match and finished top with a 31-21 win over Queensland, who were battling with Western Australia to claim fourth, the last finals spot.

Queensland needed to win and have WA lose to qualify but South Australia had other ideas.

After a close contest early, with scores level at 7-7 at quarter time, the Croweaters outscored Queensland by five goals in the second and third quarter to lead by ten at the last break, which would be the final margin.

Even if Queensland won, Western Australia made sure of the semi-final spot with a 19-goal win over the ACT, 36-17.

WA goal shooter Skyla Payne scored 20 goals.

The other matches saw Victoria and New South Wales secure second and third with wins over Tasmania and the Northern Territory respectively.

In a close contest against Tasmania, Victoria won 21-16, coming back from a goal down at the final break to win by five goals.

New South Wales won by 33 goals with Matilda Percival and Sienna Liva combining for 43 goals.

Marley Dighton, who played in the final term, got 10 goals to add to the win.

In 19/U, New South Wales pipped ACT to the last finals spot, finishing in fourth.

New South Wales won 52-28 over Tasmania to move past ACT after the team lost to Victoria 28-22.

Despite 16 goals from Charlize Gabel Joseph, ACT couldn’t overcome a four goal deficit at the final break to beat the Big V.

Queensland ended its round robin campaign in first, remaining unbeaten with an 11-goal win over South Australia, 35-24.

Western Australia finished second with a 40-15 win over Tasmania with Lily Knight scoring 24 goals.

Finals start on Tuesday with all teams in action. Check out the REPLAYS of the day below.

REPLAYS

SHOWCOURT

Western Australia v ACT (17/U)

Western Australia v Northern Territory (19/U) 

Queensland v South Australia (19/U) 

COURT 1

New South Wales v Northern Territory (17/U)

Victoria v Tasmania (17/U)

New South Wales v Tasmania (19/U) 

Victoria v ACT (19/U)

PREVIEW

The pressure is set to ramp right up at the National Netball Championships with one last shot at finals spots coming up on Monday.

Eight matches will be played on day four of the tournament, closing out the pool rounds before Tuesday’s semi-finals.

Every game will be live and exclusive here on KommunityTV.

South Australia’s 17/U contenders will kick the action off from 9.30am on the Show Court when they take on Queensland.

After keeping its undefeated record intact against Victoria on Sunday, the SA girls need just one more win to end the group stages with an unblemished record.

Queensland meanwhile will likely need a win to be any chance of finishing in the top four.

Three other 17/U clashes will then follow on the Show Court and Court 1 before the 19/U teams take centre stage.

Western Australia will look to cement its spot in the semi-finals when it takes on a battling Northern Territory side from 12pm.

And it will be pair of key clashes to finish out the day when top of the ladder Queensland takes on SA from 1.15pm and Victoria faces the ACT at 1.40pm.

Every match of the National Netball Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from April 10-16.

The coverage is part of a three-year deal between KommunityTV and Netball Australia to exclusively live stream all games from the annual tournament.

Originally published as Live stream: Watch Day 5 action at 2025 National Netball Championships