Netball NSW Competitors

National governing body for netball in Australia. Vision That every Australian values their connection with the Game. Mission Commercially driven, stakeholder focused and recognised as a world class sporting organisation. Values Our Values and Behaviours Respect – We are honest, care for, acknowledge and are empathetic with each other. Excellence – We set clear benchmarks, enabling us to be outcome focused through an innovative, people centered approach to our work. Agility – We work in an adaptive environment, and encourage each other to continuously learn, make brave decisions while remaining risk aware. Team – We work collaboratively, support one another, ensuring we have aligned and clear goals we achieve together. Our Values are supported by: Clear and Open Communication; Empowerment of NA Staff; Productive Partnerships; Clear and Consistent Operating Systems; and A Clarity of Purpose and Integrated Planning.

Swifts Sports Club is the club for everyone and the home of Swifts Bowls and Swifts Rugby League Club. With a welcoming bar, bistro, Bingo sessions every week, Keno, UBET, gaming and promotions galore, there's never a dull moment here. Or why not make your own entertainment by hiring one of our huge function rooms for your next event? This is the perfect venue for getting together with friends and family over a drink or dinner.

A new era of Australian netball began on 18th February 2017. That was the day Netball Australia and Netball New Zealand officially parted ways. The old ANZ Championship was over. But out of the ashes rose something different: Suncorp Super Netball (SSN). A new national netball league, backed by Suncorp, Telstra and the Nine Network. Alongside existing clubs – the Adelaide Thunderbirds, Melbourne Vixens, NSW Swifts, Queensland Firebirds and West Coast Fever – we welcomed three fresh teams. GIANTS Netball, Magpies Netball Club and the Sunshine Coast Lightning. SSN quickly became the world’s premier netball code. The game has changed a little since those early years. Rivalries have intensified. Battle lines have been drawn. The competition introduced Bonus Points in Season 2, giving incentives for quarter-by-quarter wins. And in 2019, Netball Australia established the Suncorp Super Netball Commission – a new seven-person board. The Commission is now tasked with achieving the organisations vision of becoming the number one women’s sporting league in the world.