Netball

Methodist Girls' School (MGS) successfully defended its B Division netball title at the National School Games (NSG) on April 24, securing a commanding 32-14 victory over CHIJ Secondary (Toa Payoh). MGS coach Joanne Ong employed a unique "rojak" approach to training, where players rotated through various positions to enhance their versatility. This strategy proved crucial in the final, as goal shooter Cayla Ho and goal attack Sarah Lim switched roles to compensate for Cayla's knee injury. Despite the change, the dynamic duo delivered impressive performances, with Sarah adapting to goal attack for the first time in a full NSG match.

Batswana Commercial High School's under-18 netball team delivered an exceptional performance at the North-West University (NWU) High Schools Netball Tournament, claiming first place in a thrilling final on 21 March 2026. Hosted at NWU’s Mahikeng Campus, the event brought together seven competing schools, including International School of South Africa (ISSA), Curro Mahikeng, Mmabatho High School, St Mary’s High School, Living Faith, and Tetlano Secondary School. The tournament saw exciting matches throughout the day, culminating in Batswana’s 26–12 victory over Mmabatho High School.

The 1st Team netball squad delivered an exceptional performance at the Bristol Grammar School Sevens Tournament, finishing the competition unbeaten and securing the championship title....

Photo: AGSAGS’s Under-13 athletes delivered a series of committed and disciplined performances at the 2026 BSME Games, competing across netball and basketball over three days....

Brookfield Community School’s Under-14 netball team delivered an impressive performance at the County Round of the National Schools Netball Tournament, earning the title of County Champions. Representing the school with confidence and consistency, the Year 9 players competed in eight matches, winning seven and drawing one. Their strong run through the tournament has secured them a place in the Regional Round, set to take place at the end of January.

Photo: Salisbury JournalSouth Wilts Grammar School (SWGS) is celebrating an impressive sporting achievement after all three of its netball teams qualified for the upcoming regional....

Vieux Fort Comprehensive Secondary School won the Under-19 Inter-Schools netball championship after a tense 31-30 victory over Micoud Secondary School in the final at the Beausejour Indoor Facility on Friday, November 14. Hosted by the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports, the tournament brought together top school teams from across Saint Lucia. The final lived up to expectations, with VFCSS using its strong presence in key positions to pressure Micoud throughout the match. Quarter scores of 7-5, 13-11, 24-19, and 31-30 showed how tightly fought the contest was, with Micoud mounting a late push but falling just short at the finish.

Photo: John O'Groat JournalWick High School delivered an impressive set of performances in this year’s Scottish Cup, led by the outstanding success of the S3....

Photo: Suffolk NewsFinborough School is celebrating a major sporting success after its Under-19 netball squad claimed the county title at a tournament featuring eight schools....

Hillcrest High School celebrated an incredible milestone, securing their third consecutive regional championship at the Highway Regional SPAR KZN Schoolgirls’ Fast 5s Netball Challenge held at Curro Hillcrest on September 27. In a thrilling repeat of last year’s final, Hillcrest once again triumphed over Luthayi High School, reinforcing their dominance in the regional netball scene.

Warracknabeal Secondary College’s year eight boys netball team captured the School Sport Victoria state title after a thrilling 19-18 grand final win over Catherine McAuley College. The victory capped off a strong campaign at Melbourne’s Waverley Netball Centre, where Warracknabeal bounced back from an opening loss to power through the finals.

The 2025 Capricorn Schools Netball League Finals lit up Windhoek Gymnasium as over 85 teams from 30 schools competed for national glory. Windhoek Gymnasium dominated the younger divisions, while Windhoek Afrikaanse Privaatskool (WAP) claimed double gold in the U/13 and U/14 categories. The highlight of the weekend came in the U/19 final, where Windhoek High School battled to a memorable victory.

Nomzamo Secondary and Hoërskool Menlopark claimed their first-ever DStv Schools Netball Challenge (DSNC) titles in a groundbreaking tournament that highlighted resilience, development, and equal opportunity. Nomzamo dominated in the Ubuntu stream with a commanding 25-17 win over Lambalati Secondary, while Menlopark staged a dramatic comeback to edge Paarl Gim 22-21 in the Botho stream final.

Redhill School's U-17 netball team from Johannesburg has achieved a historic victory by winning the World Schools Netball Cup in the UK — a first for any South African school, and remarkably, on their debut appearance. Going undefeated through every match, the team impressed international spectators with their structured and composed style of play, despite only having two months to prepare.

Choiseul Bay PSS came within a point of toppling reigning champions Panatina CHS in their opening match at SISSG25, narrowly losing 11–10 after leading for most of the game. Their late arrival in Honiara following a rough sea journey and missed opening ceremony didn’t stop them from delivering a gutsy performance.