Spring Netball is back at KDNA in 2025!
Are you wanting to extend the fun you have had this Winter? Are you wanting to keep active in Spring? Are you new to netball and would like
to give it a go in a more relaxed competition? Would you like to play with your friends? Yes? Join us for our Spring Netball Season!
TUESDAYS:
Girls Competition (including unlimited boys up to 12 years old)
Divisions: Set (school years 2 & 3), GO (school years 4 & 5),13’s & Under, 17’s & Under
Time slots: 4:30pm, 5:30pm & 6:30pm (17’s only, dependent on numbers)
Competition dates: 14th October – 2nd December 2025
FRIDAYS:
Mixed Netball Competition
Divisions: 13’s & Under, 16’s & Under, 21’s & Under (numbers permitting)
Timeslots: 5:30pm, 6:45pm & 8:00pm
Competition dates: 17th October – 5th December 2025
COST:
The KDNA Fee is $85 for all ages except SET. The cost to supply umpiring is included in this fee. The KDNA Fee is $75 for SET. Coaches are to umpire all SET games.
Netball WA/AUS fee for all participants is $55.51 annually, therefore the Netball WA/AUS fee is only payable if participant has NOT played in the 2025 Winter Comp.
Please note as the Spring competition is now being run in PlayHQ all players are required to be affiliated with Netball WA/AUS
Please note if you are already affiliated with Netball WA/AUS for the 2025 season you will NOT be charged this fee again. Please ensure you use your existing PlayHQ account when registering, so your existing Netball WA/AUS affiliation is recorded
Players may play as a fill in player for a team 3 games maximum for $20 a game and this will cover the insurance and competition costs. After the 3rd game, players must register through PlayHQ.
If you wish to make a payment arrangement, please contact competitions@kalamundanetball.com.au PRIOR to registering.
HOW TO REGISTER:
1. Submit the team registration form via this link listing team contact & team name, and a minimum of 6 players NO LATER than FRIDAY 3RD OCTOBER.
The team contact will then be sent a link for all players to register via Play HQ by no later than SUNDAY 12TH OCTOBER.
Round 1 fixtures will be available by SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER, with remaining rounds available by SUNDAY 19 OCTOBER.
GAME STRUCTURE
There will be 4 x 10 min quarters with a change of end at each quarter. Breaks will be 2 mins at half time and 1 min at the 1st & 3rd quarter breaks.
Umpires and a ball will be supplied.
Bibs are the responsibility of each team.
REGISTERED PLAYERS
All scorecards are to be filled out with each players first AND last names for each game.
Maximum number of registered players per team is 12.
FILL IN PLAYERS
Players may fill in for other teams on the night. They will need to purchase a Single Game Voucher for $20 from the KDNA before playing.
Mixed Competition
This competition is broken up into 3 age divisions;
Under 12’s:
This group can put in full team of boys with no girls
Under 16’s: This group can 5 boys on the court at any one time, but only 1 boy in each circle
Under 18’s & Under 20’s: This group can only have 3 boys on the court at one time, and only 1 in each circle.
Rules of the Game
These will apply as per the Netball Australia rules. The following exceptions are the durations of the match and both nails and jewellery can be taped – or gloves worn.
Uniforms
Teams are required to be in uniform. This will consist of a top that is the same or similar in colour for all players. There is no set bottom. Either Shorts or Skirts can be worn and there is no set colour required.
Late Commencement of Game
Should a team have insufficient numbers to play the game prior to the start of the match (minimum is 5), they have up to the end of the 1st quarter to get a team on crt. If by the end of the 1st quarter they cannot field a team – it will be considered a forfeit and the other team will win.
The opposing team will be awarded 1 goal for every minute the other team takes to commence the match.
Forfeits
Teams that forfeit on the night will still be liable for the game fee. This covers the cost of umpires attending on the night.
Forfeits that have 48 hours or more advanced notice, will not incur a forfeit fee.
Umpires
The umpires are there to help control the game and help players understand the rules.
If you have any questions – please ask them during the breaks with both umpires present.
Misconduct
Players whom are considered to not be playing within the Spirit of the Game, may be issues with a ‘Caution’ or ‘Warning’, or even ‘Sent Off’ court by the umpire.
These can be issued to players, for swearing, arguing with the umpires or general/deliberate rough play.
Complaints
All complaints are to be initially directed to the Co-ordinator/Office on the night/day. If necessary, this is to be followed up in writing if a solution cannot be found at the time.
Please do not wait until the end of the game to come and ask for help/assistance as we cannot do very much after the fact.
Injury Time / Blood Rule
Injury Time of up to 30 seconds per injury applies, however the clock will not be stopped as the matches are centrally timed. Teams are to make changes if required during this time and the injured player MUST leave the court.
If the position is left vacant, then the player can return to that position at the next centre pass. If the injury is serious – all care will be taken to ensure safety to the player first.
First Aid room supplies are available from the office as well as Ice available in the chest freezer in First Aid room.
If blood appears on a player (or their clothes), the equipment or surroundings, the game will be stopped on the Umpires whistle. The player bleeding must leave the court immediately and all other areas must be clean of blood before play can recommence.