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Four premierships cap Warrandyte Netball’s 2026 autumn season

A Warrandyte Netball youth team of nine players in red uniforms and one adult in a red jacket stand in a row outdoors, all wearing medals and smiling at the camera on the netball court after their 2026 autumn season premierships.
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With four premierships, eight grand finalists, and a vibrant 9U and Woolworths NetSetGO junior program, Warrandyte Netball Club has rarely looked healthier than it does after this autumn season.

Our Quokkas topped the 9U Blue ladder undefeated with a percentage of 1060, and our Bilbies topped the 9U Red ladder with a single loss. At the other end of the age groups, WNC won all three 17U premierships, including a grand final between two Warrandyte teams.

But the results tell only part of the story. What this season really shows is a club in good health from top to bottom, with players staying in the game season after season and a growing, welcoming base of young players coming through.

A premiership at every level

The 13U/1 Kangaroos went through the year undefeated, capping it with a one-goal grand final thriller. They led 7:1 at quarter time and held on against a fast-finishing Deep Creek Jades to win 22:21, with Ella G named MVP.

The 17U age group was where Warrandyte truly left its mark, sweeping all three sections.

Nine young women from Warrandyte Netball, eight in matching red uniforms with medals and one in a red jacket and crutches, smile together on an outdoor court after premierships during the 2026 autumn season. Trees and a fence frame the scene.

The 17U/2 Kookaburras went through the season undefeated and finished with a dominant 35:15 win over the EDNC Plutos. The 17U/1 Magpies came from behind to beat the EDNC Supernovas 25:21, a third premiership in a row for many of those players.

A Warrandyte Netball team of eight girls in red uniforms and silver medals poses outdoors with their coach, who wears a red jacket. The group stands and kneels on grass with trees in the background during the 2026 autumn season.
Eight teenage girls in red Warrandyte Netball uniforms and medals stand smiling arm-in-arm on an outdoor court, celebrating their premierships in the 2026 autumn season, with trees and a scoreboard in the background.

The 17U/3 grand final was a special club occasion, with both finalists wearing Warrandyte red and white. The Parrots led from start to finish to win 19:6, in a match that featured four members of the Kennedy family — Emily, Grace and Ruby as players and their mother Kate as coach.

Built from the ground up

A large group of girls and a few women from Warrandyte Netball pose together on an outdoor netball court, holding pink balls and a club sign, smiling at the camera—ready to chase new premierships in the 2026 autumn season. Trees and a building are in the background.

For all the drama of grand final day, the most important work happens at training and in our clubrooms. We are particularly proud of our junior program, where our NetSetGO and 9U players come together to give our youngest players the best possible start.

This term’s NetSetGO group came together with our 9U teams from eight different local primary schools, and watching friendships form across so many schools is one of the most rewarding parts of the program. That sense of community was on full display recently when close to fifty NetSetGO and 9U players packed into the clubrooms for an end-of-season pizza night.

Join us

Netball at Warrandyte is for everyone, from five-year-olds taking their first steps in NetSetGO through to our senior teams. Our NetSetGO program returns in term three and spring Saturday competition starts in mid-July.

If you would like to be part of our club, register here or get in touch at registrar@warrandytenetball.org.

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