What netball programs do you offer?

We offer Modified teams for beginners, NetSetGo teams, and pathways through to the leagues premier competition, Section 1.

Where is the club based and who can join?

We are based at Parkmore Primary School in Forest Hill. Membership is open to players from any school, regardless of skill level or previous experience.

How do I register to join?

Use the Registration page on our site to sign up, and you can also find details through our NetSetGo and Contact us sections.

Parkmore Netball Club | Melbourne, Australia

Parkmore Netball Club is a vibrant sports club located in Melbourne, Australia. The club proudly represents the Forest Hill community in the Whitehorse Netball Association. With its home base at Parkmore Primary School in Forest Hill, Parkmore Netball Club welcomes players from any school, regardless of their skill level or previous experience.

The club offers a wide range of teams for players of all ages and abilities. From beginners to seasoned players, there is a place for everyone at Parkmore Netball Club. The club fields teams in various divisions, including the highly competitive Section 1. Whether you're just starting out or aiming for the top, Parkmore Netball Club provides a supportive and inclusive environment for all.

For young aspiring netball players aged 5-10, Parkmore Netball Club offers the Woolworths NetSetGO programme. This programme serves as the official starter programme for girls and boys, allowing them to learn the basics of netball, make new friends, and have fun while gaining valuable skills. Divided into three tiers – Net, Set, and GO – the programme caters to different age groups and experience levels. Led by friendly netball coaches and equipped with specially designed equipment for kids, Woolworths NetSetGO is the perfect introduction to netball.

Parkmore Netball Club also provides opportunities for individuals interested in umpiring. The club fields umpires for each week's games and offers comprehensive training and mentoring for aspiring umpires. Prospective umpires participate in the HAT (Have A Try) programme at Whitehorse, where they are taught the skills required to control and umpire netball games. Once the HAT programme is completed, the club provides further training and mentorship until umpires are ready to be tested for their VNA Umpire Badge.

To ensure a sense of unity and identity, Parkmore Netball Club encourages all teams to wear the club's official uniform. Most teams wear a uniform top paired with a red skirt or shorts. The tops can be purchased through the club, while any red skirt/skort or red shorts without pockets are acceptable. For the senior teams, an A-line dress is available and can be ordered through the club.

Additionally, the club offers hoodie orders once a year for those who want to show their Parkmore pride off the court.

To stay updated with the latest news and information from Parkmore Netball Club, individuals are encouraged to sign up for the club's TeamApp. This platform provides a convenient way to stay connected and informed about upcoming events, training sessions, and other club-related activities.

For more information about Parkmore Netball Club or any of its programmes, individuals can reach out to the club via email at parkmorenetball@outlook. Com or visit their website. Join Parkmore Netball Club today and be a part of a thriving netball community in Melbourne.