It’s been done to accommodate the Easter and Anzac Day long weekends, but the momentum-sapping bye so early in the season could make – or break – Super Netball finals hopes of every club, says NAT MEDHURST. Find out why.
Netball: The Sunshine Coast Lightning coach Belinda Reynolds admits it “won’t be easy” to seal 6th straight win against Queensland rivals, the…
Record-breaking Swift Paige Hadley says she has the drive and desire to play on until the next World Cup – but there remains one big caveat.
The West Coast Fever have been dealt a major injury blow, losing a star defender for the rest of the season as they chase their first win of the 2025 campaign.
When Shimona Jok first took to the Suncorp Super Netball court 99 games ago nutrition and her body’s needs were not high priorities – now she won’t even eat a piece of chocolate.
They lost the final five games of last year and the wooden spooners have opened their 2025 campaign with three straight losses. But Giants midcourter Jamie-Lee Price says they’re not panicking just yet.
The young stars of the NSW Swifts have the led their red and white army to a statement victory over dual premiers, Adelaide Thunderbirds, to remain undefeated. While milestone Maverick Shimona Jok has starred in Melbourne’s first season win.
Netball: Swifts superstar signing Grace Nweke is set to face her biggest challenge since joining the NSW franchise as they prepare for a potential…
Romelda Aiken-George will become the most capped player in the ANZ Championship-Super Netball era when her Adelaide Thunderbirds play the NSW Swifts. And the all-time games list is in her sights.
Despite being smaller than most of her rivals, a Deloraine netballer has become the first Tasmanian to be crowned MVP at the national championships. Read how she beat the country’s best.
They’re the players that carried a massive load for their clubs last season and have started the new year on pace, EMMA GREENWOOD analyses the workhorses of Super Netball.
Round two of the Suncorp Super Netball season has come and gone and Code Sports experts have selected their team of the week. Thunderbirds continue to headline, click to have your say!
Netball: The Melbourne Vixens have recorded their first win of the season, slaying the Giants.
In her 150th game, Melbourne Vixens star Jo Weston came up with crucial moments in her side’s win over the Giants. Meanwhile, the Thunderbirds overcame a heart scare for a star to beat the Lightning.
After such a disastrous 2024 season, the Queensland Firebirds are two from two and find themselves at the top of the Super Netball table with the also unbeaten NSW Swifts.
The Jo Weston who walked into her first Super Netball training session is totally different to the Vixens star about to play game No.150, but there’s one key goal left she wants to achieve.
Netball: Melbourne Vixens star Jo Weston reflected on her netball journey ahead of her 150th game this weekend.
Netball Australia will consider amending the Super Netball pregnancy and maternity leave policy after an unimaginable tragedy highlighted flaws in the system.
After a Code Sports investigation examined how Diamonds player Donnell Wallam ended up without a Super Netball contract for 2025, is there a club that could sign her next season?
Australian Diamonds captain Liz Watson has highlighted a rising goal threat as a player to watch this Super Netball season while new Lightning recruit Kristiana Manu’a is ready to fire on home court.
She’s one of Australian sport’s brightest stars, but the career of Donnell Wallam has often been mired in controversy. After a shock axing last year, Wallam finds herself without a Super Netball contract as the season commences.
She is one of the country’s best goalers, but Donnell Wallam isn’t playing on home soil professionally.
The heavily-scrutinised Firebirds’ crucial win has put them on the front foot, while the Swifts and T-Birds are deserved pace-setters. But some teams are clearly struggling already. BIANCA CHATFIELD’S round 1 SSN report card.
We played a game of Algorithm Roulette with some of the biggest names in Super Netball.
The first round of the Suncorp Super Netball season is in the bank, but who shone the brightest? Click for Code Netball experts’ round one team of the week. Vote for yours!
Sydney Swifts import Grace Nweke and Queensland Firebirds signing Mary Cholhok have made strong starts to life in Super Netball with standout debuts as their teams recorded opening round wins.
The Swifts started 2024 as hot favourites but it came crumbling down after they lost two key players – for very different reasons. Paige Hadley believes this is the year for their fortunes to change.
Thunderbirds quashed any questions of their chances of going for a three-peat with a demolition of the Vixens, as the Lightning overcame the Mavericks.
Netball: The Adelaide Thunderbirds have knocked off the Vixens in a rematch from last seasons grand final.
Madi Browne returns to the local netball scene on Saturday, after joining BFNL contender Torquay as a coach. The ex-Diamond and SSN commentator opens up on the move, and the Tigers’ prospects.