While the Super Netball season has gotten off to a strong start there is still much work to be done, including expanding into new states and countries, but everyone must play their part, LISA ALEXANDER writes.
She’s the feisty defender that teammates love and opposition fans love to hate. So how will former Fever captain Courtney Bruce be welcomed back as part of the star-studded Lightning outfit?
Kim Ravaillion has been warned she is at high risk of injuring herself following her back surgery but the Firebirds captain isn’t going to let that stop her taking the court this season.
Round one of the new Super Netball is complete with quite a few talking points headlined by yet another standout performance by super star Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard and the Melbourne Mavericks make their debut with a difference, writes EMMA GREENWOOD.
There will be an eighth team in Super Netball next season, with a surprise bidder winning the race to replace the Collingwood Magpies.
Leading Diamonds players fear their fringe teammates will be the hardest hit by the Super Netball contract debacle, with stars still in limbo for 2024.
Super Netball stars can focus on the World Cup without distractions, but they aren’t the only players frozen out by the decision to close the signing window.
The Diamonds will finalise their preparations for the Netball World Cup and captain Liz Watson has revealed the slogan driving their campaign.
Netball Australia’s deadline has passed for the naming of the eighth franchise, but there remains a glimmer of hope the Super Netball signing window can open ahead of the World Cup.
A thrilling Super Netball season has been backed up by record-breaking viewing figures, attendances and membership across clubs as the sport continues to grow across Australia.
Geva Mentor’s decision to quit Australia and return to play in England reveals the true extent of anxiety and stress that Netball Australia’s incompetence has imposed on players.
The NSW Swifts have moved quickly to lock down one of the most important pieces of their puzzle ahead of the 2024 Super Netball season.
Courtney Bruce’s signature will be one of the most sought after when the trade window opens. Former Diamonds coach Lisa Alexander predicts who is going to which club.
A detail in the Diamonds’ World Cup launch has exposed a detail that has cost netball heavily just a fortnight out from the tournament.
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