Chanel’s connection to West Australian netball began more than a decade ago, when she was affiliated with Rangers while playing with West Coast Fever in 2012. After her time with Fever, she returned ...

The Academy continues to play a critical role in the Fever pathway, providing athletes with a high-performance environment that supports their technical, tactical, physical and personal development as ...

Bec first stepped onto a State League court in 2011 as a 15-year-old in Year 10, donning a red Demons dress she would go on ...

For those who have followed GIG WANL, Dylan has become one of the League’s familiar faces, and voices. Whether taking the ...

Tier 1 umpires are identified as having the potential to progress through the Netball WA Umpire Pathway. The program supports their continued development through higher-level match play opportunities, ...

The 2026 First Nations State Team is ready to take on some of the best netball talent in the country at the First Nations Tournament in Victoria.

The Western Swans have returned home with exactly what they were after, powering their way to bronze at the Marie Little Shield over the weekend.

The Multicultural Carnival was once again a success, bringing together athletes from a mix of different cultures and backgrounds for the love of netball.

The 2026 Western Swans Squad have their sights set on a long-awaited Marie Little Shield medal next week, with gold firmly in view.

Regional coach Gail Butterworth is among the several Netball WA volunteers who have been recognised through the WA Local Sporting Stars Volunteer Recognition Program.