Juniors (10-12yrs)
Junior Netball is graded competition games for 10, 11 and 12 year olds (born in 2014, 2015 and 2016).
Registration link here!
Junior Netball is 'proper' netball, with only a few modifications, such as the duration of the game (4 x 12min quarters). If you have a 9 year old daughter wishing to be graded and play in the Junior (10 years) competition, please contact CNC via email BEFORE registering your daughter.
Junior competition games are organised by Netball Illawarra and played on Saturday mornings at either 8.00am or 9.15am. Game times depend on your child's age group and the team's grade. Games are played at Fred Finch Park, Berkeley.
Corrimal Netball Club's uniform for Juniors is a shift dress that can be purchased from the club.
Corrimal Netball Club does not have a set training day or afternoon. Training is usually held on a day that best suits the team coach.
Coaches
Corrimal Netball Club endeavours to find a coach for every team, however all our coaches are volunteers who also lead busy lives. Coaches are not guaranteed for every team. CNC tries to prioritise its coaches for NetSetGO, Junior and Intermediate teams. Coaches are volunteers who generally have a netball background or an interest in sport, or are a parent who is willing to help out. If you are able to or are interested in coaching, please let the Club know. There is lots of support and resources available for you.
Grading
Corrimal Netball Club grades its players from the age of 10 years to 18+ years. Each year in the pre-season the Club holds a number of grading days and help to create teams of similar ability. Where possible we keep friends together IF they request it, but ONLY if they are of similar ability.
We do not pre-grade any player during the previous netball season. We DO use prior knowledge of the player to grade should she be unable to attend grading days. There are NO pre determined junior, intermediate, cadet or senior teams and this is why it is important to attend grading days.
Grading allows new members the opportunity to be in more highly ranked teams and allows existing members a chance to improve every year. For more information on the Club's grading process, please go to our Resource Library and read our CNC 'Grading Guide'
Registration link here!
Junior Netball is 'proper' netball, with only a few modifications, such as the duration of the game (4 x 12min quarters). If you have a 9 year old daughter wishing to be graded and play in the Junior (10 years) competition, please contact CNC via email BEFORE registering your daughter.
Junior competition games are organised by Netball Illawarra and played on Saturday mornings at either 8.00am or 9.15am. Game times depend on your child's age group and the team's grade. Games are played at Fred Finch Park, Berkeley.
Corrimal Netball Club's uniform for Juniors is a shift dress that can be purchased from the club.
Corrimal Netball Club does not have a set training day or afternoon. Training is usually held on a day that best suits the team coach.
Coaches
Corrimal Netball Club endeavours to find a coach for every team, however all our coaches are volunteers who also lead busy lives. Coaches are not guaranteed for every team. CNC tries to prioritise its coaches for NetSetGO, Junior and Intermediate teams. Coaches are volunteers who generally have a netball background or an interest in sport, or are a parent who is willing to help out. If you are able to or are interested in coaching, please let the Club know. There is lots of support and resources available for you.
Grading
Corrimal Netball Club grades its players from the age of 10 years to 18+ years. Each year in the pre-season the Club holds a number of grading days and help to create teams of similar ability. Where possible we keep friends together IF they request it, but ONLY if they are of similar ability.
We do not pre-grade any player during the previous netball season. We DO use prior knowledge of the player to grade should she be unable to attend grading days. There are NO pre determined junior, intermediate, cadet or senior teams and this is why it is important to attend grading days.
Grading allows new members the opportunity to be in more highly ranked teams and allows existing members a chance to improve every year. For more information on the Club's grading process, please go to our Resource Library and read our CNC 'Grading Guide'
