Join SHNC as a Player

Season runs 20 March – 29 August 2026. From Netta (age 5) through to Seniors, there's a place on the court for everyone.

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2026 SEASON

Age Group Registrations

Competition dates: 20 March – 29 August 2026. Select the right group for your age below.

Age 5-7 · Netta

Friday afternoon training and round robin games. A fun, nurturing introduction to netball for the youngest players.

Register - Netta

U8 & U9 Competition

Friday night games at Bellingara Netball Courts. Growing players develop skills in a fun competitive format.

Register - U8 / U9

U10 - Seniors

Saturday competition. 9-year-olds in U10 need club approval first. Seniors must be part of a block team - contact the senior registrar before registering.

Register - U 10 to Seniors

STEP BY STEP

How to Register

1

Choose your age group

Confirm which group applies using the DOB ranges above.

2

U10-U17? Contact us first

Email grading@sylvaniaheightsnetball.com.au to confirm a spot in your division.

3

Seniors - team-based registrations only

Do NOT register for a senior team unless you are part of a team. Contact senior-registrar@sylvaniaheightsnetball.com.au first.

4

Complete the registration form

Click Register Now or the button on your age group card above to fill in our online form.

5

Pay your season fees

Fees are collected during the process. See pricing below for amounts by age group.

OUR 2026 PRICING IS AS FOLLOWS

5–7-years 

Netta Registrations- $142

8 & 9 years 

NetSetGo Registration- $224(7-year-olds approved to play in the U8 age group $186.25)

10-17 Years

Junior Registration- $250( includes 9-year-olds approved to play in U10 age group)

18 years + Senior Registration

$268 (life memberships $213).

Mixed Competition Rules

Summer netball is open to both boys and girls of all ages, both junior and senior. Once registrations have been confirmed, a decision will be made on whether there will be mixed teams in both the junior and senior competitions.

The following rules apply for a mixed competition:

  • 3 boys allowed on the court at any time, one in each third.
  • A maximum of 7 players may take the court at one time, and no less than 5 players. If a team does not have 5 players, the game will not commence until at least 5 players have arrived.
  • A team must start with at least one male on the court, with a maximum of three males may be on the court at any time. Teams may use more than three males during the game but must only have three on at any time with any extras being used as substitutes. If during the game any males are injured which results in the team being left with no males, then play may continue provided the team still has 5 players on court. Male players shall play one in each area of the court (mid court, goals, and defense).

The combination is:

  • GS or GA
  • WA or C or WD*
  • GD or GK

*Alternatively, if teams have two male players in the mid court, then they cannot have a male player in defense or goals. For example:

  • WA and C – cannot have a male in GS or GA
  • WD and C – cannot have a male in GD or GK

WHY PLAY FOR SHNC

Sylvania Heights Netball Club

Playing netball for Sylvania Heights Netball Club (SHNC) offers numerous benefits and opportunities.

Here are some compelling reasons to choose SHNC as your netball club:

Strong Community Spirit

SHNC prides itself on fostering a welcoming and inclusive community atmosphere. You’ll have the chance to connect with fellow players, coaches, and families who share a passion for netball and support each other both on and off the court.

Experienced Coaching

SHNC is committed to providing quality coaching for players at all skill levels. The club boasts experienced and dedicated coaches who are passionate about helping players develop their skills, improve their game, and reach their full potential.

Skill Development

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, SHNC offers opportunities to enhance your netball skills. Through regular training sessions, skill-specific clinics, and access to knowledgeable coaches, you can improve your passing, shooting, footwork, defense, and overall game strategy.

Competitive Opportunities

SHNC provides opportunities to compete in local netball competitions and tournaments. As a player, you’ll have the chance to represent the club and test your skills against teams from other clubs, experiencing the thrill and excitement of competitive netball.

Personal Growth and Life Skills

Joining SHNC allows you to develop essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, leadership, and time management. Through netball, you can build self-confidence, resilience, and learn how to handle both successes and challenges both on and off the court.

Fitness and Well-being

Netball is an excellent form of exercise that promotes cardiovascular fitness, strength, and agility. Playing netball regularly with SHNC will keep you physically active, contributing to your overall health and well-being. It also provides an outlet for stress relief and an opportunity to enjoy the social aspects of being part of a team.

Lifelong Friendships

Being part of SHNC means joining a close-knit community where friendships are formed and cherished. Through shared experiences, team bonding activities, and the support of teammates and families, you can forge lifelong connections and create lasting memories.

Sense of Belonging

By joining SHNC, you become part of a club that values each and every member. The sense of belonging and pride in representing Sylvania Heights creates a strong club culture and fosters a deep connection to the local community.

WHY CHOOSE SHNC

More Than Just a Game

Playing for Sylvania Heights Netball Club offers far more than sport — it's a pathway to growth, friendships and community.

Strong Community Spirit

Skill Development

MIXED COMPETITION

Mixed Competition Rules

Summer netball is open to boys and girls of all ages. Once registrations are confirmed, a decision is made on mixed teams.

Court Rules for Mixed Teams

Maximum of 3 boys on court at any time - one per third.

Teams field 5–7 players; games require at least 5 to start.

At least one male must start on court; maximum of three active simultaneously.

Males rotate through GS/GA · WA/C/WD · GD/GK positions.

If two males play mid-court (e.g. WA + C), no male may play in goals or defence.

If male players are injured leaving zero males, play continues with ≥ 5 players on court.