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2021 Championships cancelled June 30, 2021
Origin Debuts in Qld June 14, 2021
2021 Umpire Squad Announced May 17, 2021
AMMNA Championships – July 2021 Umpire Nominations open March 26, 2021

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The AMMNA committee are pleased to announce the 2021 Umpire Squad for the upcoming Australian Championships.

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We know a few states are doing it tough entering o

We know a few states are doing it tough entering or still in lockdown. There is good political news emerging on such lockdowns being a thing of the past as early as later this year. Although COVID has taught us not to assume anything, vax rates and political policy are putting 2022 netball competition on much more solid ground. Hang in there folks, and reach out to your netball family if you need any support. We’re all in this together 🏐❤️

Half way down in this article, lots of reference t

Half way down in this article, lots of reference to men’s being part of the ticket to the Olympic Games! Link to SMH article in bio…

How good is a home Olympics?! Congratulations Qlde

How good is a home Olympics?! Congratulations Qlders, and let’s hope the powers that be answer this question that everyone is asking with NETBALL!! We know we will be asking the question on our member-bases behalf. Read more about the ‘which sport poll’ on abcsport.

“I hope to inspire other Aboriginal people to tr

“I hope to inspire other Aboriginal people to trial and play in upcoming tournaments so that we can see more of our people occupying great spaces.” It’s been a huge NAIDOC Week, and we want to finish it sharing the voice of one of our emerging stars! 😍☝️

Although we have to wait until 2022 to play on Kau

Although we have to wait until 2022 to play on Kaurna Country, our ever patient host state @southerndragonsnetball has decided to forward the tournament packs to members to distribute to participants who would have been in SA this week! In the pack is this epic Indigenous tournament shirt for us all to wear with pride! Unveiled in NAIDOC week, this is a collector item that will take a special place in all of our netball kits and a shirt we can all wear together and stand together.

Naidoc week is themed heal country, and we’ve be

Naidoc week is themed heal country, and we’ve been doing some reading from elders on what healing and country means to them. We wanted to share some of these powerful words, and later this week will be announcing a small way of connecting our netball community to this theme!

It’s Naidoc week, and although we would love to

It’s Naidoc week, and although we would love to be celebrating it in Adelaide with our indigenous tournament shirts, we know all of our netball community will be doing their part to heal country, this years theme. As a sport, our state of the game review concluded we have to do better at making this a sport for all and our upcoming strategy refresh will feature this as a priority. For our First Nations particpants and fans, we would love to hear from you on action you think we as a sport should take to heal country.

With the growing national COViD situation upon us,

With the growing national COViD situation upon us, AMMNA have regrettably cancelled our Championships for 2021 today. Read our media release on our website for more information - link in bio.

It has been a challenging week for so many Australians and the netball community at large, and our heart goes out to all of you impacted around the country as we now turn our attention to 2022.

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AMMNA is currently reviewing the SA border closure

AMMNA is currently reviewing the SA border closure decision that was released in media today. Border closures impact WA, ACT, NSW and Qld participants who are currently prohibited from entering SA one week prior to our start, a position we are monitoring.

AMMNA will be approaching all state bodies in the next 24 hours to determine their position. To date, only NSW have officially withdrawn from the tournament. Participants are asked to contact their state body for advice given each state has a different situation which is evolving daily.

AMMNA appreciates the abrupt onset of these closures are extremely unsettling, and the growing clusters circulating around the nation are creating uncertainty on what will happen next. We will aim to have a clear response as soon as possible, and our national body and member states are here to support all of you through these difficult times.

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Those who are wanting to purchase any additional P

Those who are wanting to purchase any additional Presentation Night tickets can do so now using the following link https://bit.ly/3xQPPSz

Like any event in our new normal, our champs will

Like any event in our new normal, our champs will follow CovidSafe standards to keep our participants and fans safe. Your state administrators will provide you with standards relevant for your state if travelling to Adelaide, and while here your team managers and venue staff will be all over it! In the meantime, we will drop a few handy hints on our socials!

Don’t let her nickname “sweetie” fool you!

Don’t let her nickname “sweetie” fool you! One of the most loved characters of our game was as fierce on court as she was lovable off court. This Queenslander was a tagging defender who was able to equally take out of the game her male or female opponents. Once she hung up her boots, she was a progressive administrator and even donned the whites as an ump. Our next nostalgia story in the road to nationals is none other than Carolyn Sweet.

She was known for her immaculate gowns at preso ni

She was known for her immaculate gowns at preso night and fine dining snack stations that opposing teams even get fed from! But her best work was behind the scenes of some of NSW finest years. This workaholic made life simple for countless players and coaches on their ride through the pathway. She now calls Adelaide home as a part of the TBirds crew, and is one of the best team managers there ever was. Deb Kassing, aka Mama D, is our next nostalgia story on the road to nationals taking us behind the scenes of the most under rated skill at nationals - managing a team of needy netballers. @debelahh @adelaidethunderbirds @netballnsw

Stay tuned on our socials for more information abo

Stay tuned on our socials for more information about this years champs. More athlete stories, ticketing info and livestream info on how to watch from anywhere in the world! We are back to the nationals court and couldn’t be more excited! #getamongstit

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He’s a product of the South Australian system, who most know as “Bobby”. He went from breaking the rules as an international defender, to making the rules as an international umpire. He’s one of the four AMMNA alumni players who now wear white in the worlds premier Suncorp league, showing the AMMNA pathway and life after playing can go in many directions. James Matthews is our next nostalgia story in the road to nationals series, and we loved hearing about the athletic demands on our folks in white who run more kms in their elite careers than most of us players ever will! @bobbing4apples

He’s been a thunderbird, a rhino and warrior in

He’s been a thunderbird, a rhino and warrior in recent years since retiring from
Men’s netball and taking on the world of coaching, but as the old chant goes “we love you because you’re Victorian”. Hear from the poster boy of men’s netball who has done it all, our very own Sharelle, Dan Ryan is our second nostalgia story for the road to nationals series.

Our road to nationals series starts off this week

Our road to nationals series starts off this week with some nostalgic stories from past players and why they still, to this day, miss their beloved ‘nationals’. We start with the home states OG Ian Corbett, who has watched the game grow through 4 decades! An Australian coach and player, and a proud SA pathway player, we all owe you and your era of player and administrator a huge thanks for trailblazing our sport… 😍😍

With under 3 weeks to go before ‘nationals’ in

With under 3 weeks to go before ‘nationals’ in Radelaide, we have put a content series together titled “road to nationals”. It’s been a long two years since we’ve hit the court, making this nationals one of our most special. In our first stories of the series, hear nostalgic memories from nationals gone by - rolling out later this week!

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