Frail Super Netball exposed by cheap Pies AFLW cash grab
A cheap cash grab for women’s support, having a netball program allowed Collingwood to apply for, and receive, significant government funding, writes Emma Greenwood.
A cheap cash grab for women’s support, having a netball program allowed Collingwood to apply for, and receive, significant government funding, writes Emma Greenwood.
In wake of Collingwood’s departure from Super Netball, the club’s players have furiously hit out at Netball Australia, attacking the code’s “strategic direction.”
Collingwood took a parting shot at Netball Australia after withdrawing from the league, and the league has hit back. Plus, a contender has emerged to replace the Pies.
Caroline Wilson saw the writing on the wall and took a pre-emptive strike on Collingwood before the club made a brutal decision.
She’s a young NSW netballer with a big future in the game. But this Swifts training partner admits she wasn’t always so good and also does something quite unusual in her spare time.
After players spent the entire 2020 season in a Queensland hub, Super Netball will be back to normal in 2021.
The 2020 Constellation Cup between Australia and New Zealand was postponed due to the impact of COVID-19, but a new series has been locked in.
Clare Ferguson won three premierships with the Queensland Firebirds, and now she has returned to help the club as an assistant coach.
Julie Nykiel was one of Australia’s brightest basketball stars when a barrage of injuries and terrible luck saw her “vanish from the face of the Earth.”
Salary cap cheats West Coast Fever are celebrating Jhaniele Fowler winning a third straight Super Netball player of the year award.
An Australian Super Netball team has been whacked with an enormous $300,000 fine after rampant cheating was exposed.
Australian netball’s State of the Game Review has found the need for more boys and men to play the sport at a formal level.
Men hearing why Leigh Russell is standing down will say it’s further proof women don’t have what it takes to run a major sport. But they’re wrong and here’s why.
Two leading Australian netball administrators have left the sport this month, with Chris Symington going a week after Marne Fechner’s departure.
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