About
Eltham Panthers Junior Netball Club is a thriving club located in Templestowe and was established in 2015 by a group of dedicated local parents. Their vision was to provide players with the opportunity to learn, grow, and excel in netball. Since its inception, the club has experienced significant growth and now boasts over 13 teams.
Registration is open to both existing and new teams looking to be part of a supportive and energetic netball club. From Net Set Go through to U9, U11, U13, U15, U17, and Open teams, Eltham Panthers focuses on player development and offers a strong emphasis on coaching development. The club encourages coaches and players to attend clinics hosted by Netball Victoria and Nardelli Coaching to refine their skills.
Eltham Panthers Netball Club is proud to be a part of the Manningham Netball Association and participates in both the Saturday Domestic Competition and Representative Team Programmes. The club also holds accreditation as a Net Set Go Provider, catering to young players starting their netball journey.
Training sessions are held on Thursday afternoons, while games are played on Saturdays at the courts located on Crn Foote St and Anderson St in Templestowe. The club believes in building strong connexions with player families and the local community, recognising the invaluable contributions made by hardworking volunteers.
Child safety is of utmost importance at Eltham Panthers Netball Club. The club is committed to upholding the New Child Safe Standards established by the Victorian Government and has a zero-tolerance policy for child abuse. Systems are in place to protect children, and the club ensures that all children, regardless of their cultural background, disabilities, or diverse needs, feel safe, cared for, and comfortable. Open communication is encouraged, and a dedicated Child Safety Coordinator is available to address any concerns or issues.
Eltham Panthers also values inclusivity and actively supports and includes people from all backgrounds, genders, sexualities, cultures, and abilities. The club acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, and pays respect to Elders past, present, and emerging. It recognises the power of sport to promote reconciliation, enhance belonging, and reduce inequality.
To stay updated with the latest news and events, follow Eltham Panthers Junior Netball Club on Facebook and Instagram. For inquiries and more information, contact the club via mail or email. Visit their website for details on their sponsors, training and game locations, as well as their commitment to child safety. Join the Eltham Panthers and be a part of a vibrant netball community that nurtures player growth and development.
