This is an exciting, fast-paced competition, bringing Armidale and the wider community together. The competition comprises of a range of UNE, school, and town clubs, and is a great way to make new friends and keep active. If you’re looking for a fun way to stay fit, joining our Saturday Morning or Wednesday evening mixed comp will be sure to get your blood pumping.
Updates on this year’s competition in alignment with COVID-19 return to train and playing guidelines will be made available once confirmed by competition management and club delegates.
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Player nominations are open for both the Women’s and Mixed competitions. Each club is a little different, when you register to a club you will be sorted into a team by the club. You can register here.
Simply click on your club and follow the prompts to join and complete your registration, this is also where you will pay your membership fee.
If you don’t see your club here or belong to a club yet, please contact us and we will help you set this up.
SportUNE Netball Competitions are played at a number of indoor and outdoor locations including;
Please note if you would like to play in both Competitions you can access a discount rate;
The SportUNE Netball Competition caters for players from 16 years and up.
SportUNE Netball Competition is a community competition, and we welcome anyone of age to register.
At each game all players are required to have/wear;
For any other information about SportUNE Netball Competition please reach out to the Competition Managers;
Caitlin Bryce
Email: Caitlin.Bryce@outlook.com
Alan Gray
Mobile: 0401 642 583
Email: agray43@une.edu.au
Graham Parsons
Mobile: 0429 322 630
Email: gparson8@une.edu.au
A member who wishes to play in a higher division of Netball must fill in this form, and it must be approved before anyone takes to the court.
You can request to play in another division here.
All SportUNE Netball Competition players and participants must adhere to SportUNE’s COVID rules; that follow NSW Health regulations.
These guidelines will be under constant review and updated frequently to ensure a safe staged approach.
Team sizes are decided by each individual club. In a standard game, there must be 7 players on aside. However, any team may take the court with a minimum of 5 players.
If you do not have 5 players your team forfeit the game.
Minimum team sizes: 7
Maximum team sizes: 12 (subject to team approval)
If a send-off occurs in any game a Match Official Send-Off Expulsion Report must be completed.
All injury/incidents/near misses relating SportUNE’s community competitions MUST be reported as soon as reasonably practicable.
For Insurance purposes, injury reports must be completed within 72 hours of the incident occurring.
This Code of Conduct provides a set of principles and actions that all participants and the community can follow when participating or attending any SportUNE Netball Competition training, games, or events. This code of conduct is to assist in creating a safe and positive environment for everyone involved.
If you are a player, parent, coach, official, spectator, or official, you have the ability to set the standards of behaviour that will assist in creating better people and communities through Netball allowing our great game to grow.
By adopting this and ensuring your actions reflect the code, you will ensure Netball will continue to be a positive experience for all participants.
All participants are required to abide by the Code of Conduct. This will ensure that everyone has an enjoyable experience with and at our Netball games.
Participants of the Netball include:
Participants are encouraged and expected to:
By adhering to the SportUNE Netball Code of Conduct you will;
Please note – Clubs/teams are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials, and spectators.
No person(s) attending a game, function, or Club/team related event or activity shall:
Clubs are responsible for the conduct of their players, parents/carers of players, coaches, officials, and Club supporters.
Breaches of the SportUNE Netball Code of Conduct may result in penalties, including but not limited to:
The UNE Netball Competitions will comply with all rules in the current Netball NSW rules along with some variations for the SportUNE competitions.
Age Restrictions
Please note*
Competition points
Please refer to the SportUNE Netball Code of conduct above.