2026 Spring Competition – Nominations Closed

Our PNA Spring Competition is currently at capacity, however, we understand that teams may still be looking to secure a place.

If you missed out on nominating your team, you can join our Spring Competition Waitlist by completing the form below.

2026 PNA Spring Competition – Waiting List Here

PNA’s Spring Netball Competition is played on weeknights in school term 4 from October to December.  The eight week season is open to teams from NetSetGO right through to Seniors, and includes various mixed divisions, as well as a Walking Netball Competition. Registrations for Spring open in early August each year.

Spring fixtures and results can be found on the PlayHQ website >

2026 Information Pack

The Spring Information Pack contains all the rules and information on Competition details, how to process Spring Team Nominations and Player Registrations. This pack is reviewed and updated yearly.

If you are wanting to join a team or are looking for additional players, please create a comment on the ‘Spring Players’ post on our Facebook page.

Competition Handbook

Scoring and Timing

It is the duty of each team to provide a scorer or timer each week. To find out your team duty, simply look at the fixture on PlayHQ. The first named team is responsible for collecting the scorecard from outside the match day office and keeping score. The second named team is responsible for timing. Please note: it is the winning team’s responsibility to return the scorecard to the office after each match.

TIMING

Timekeepers must use an appropriate timing device for timing all quarters and breaks (except for NetSetGO matches which start and finish on the siren). Mobile phones are NOT suitable. See section 3.17 of the Competitions Handbook for more information and match times.

SCORING

We ask all clubs and anyone involved with match day officiating to familiarise themselves with the scorecard requirements. Penalties may apply for missing or incorrect information. See section 3.16 of the Competitions Handbook for more information.

Dates & Times

What if it's bad weather, will we still play?

PNA will only cancel games if the weather at the courts is unsafe or if there are any other risks to public health and safety at the venue. PNA monitors weather conditions with the Bureau of Meteorology in the lead up to and during each match day, when required.  If any games are cancelled due to weather or other reasons, Club Coordinators will be contacted and a notice will be posted to the PNA Facebook page.  PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE PNA OFFICE with enquiries about cancellation of games.