NSW wins the 2025 National Netball Championships, with Nevaeh Matenga named MVP and Romelda Aiken-George setting a record.

New South Wales (NSW) triumphed at the 2025 National Netball Championships, securing the championship title with a stellar performance. The team showcased their dominance throughout the tournament, culminating in a decisive victory over Victoria (VIC) in the Grand Final. Nevaeh Matenga from NSW was named the Grand Final MVP, delivering an outstanding performance that significantly contributed to her team`s success.

The competition was fierce, with detailed player statistics highlighting the skill and strategy involved. Queensland (QLD) finished in third place, rounding out a competitive top three. The event, held at a prominent netball venue, attracted a large audience, eager to witness the high-energy matches and the emerging talent on display.

In the Under 17s category, a decisive 52–40 win over Western Australia (WA) secured their place in the grand final, showcasing the depth of talent within the sport. The championships were characterized by strategic gameplay and remarkable individual performances, making it a memorable event for both players and fans alike. Additionally, Romelda Aiken-George made headlines by becoming the most capped player in the ANZ Championship-Super Netball era, further solidifying her legendary status in netball history.

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