Victoria`s 17/U team clinched bronze at the National Netball Championships, while the 19/U team faced a tough defeat against NSW.

Victoria`s 17/U state team showcased their dominance at the 2025 National Netball Championships in Sydney, winning their opening match against Northern Territory (NT) with a staggering score of 68-2. Their impressive form continued throughout the tournament, culminating in a bronze medal victory over Western Australia (WA) with a score of 46-36 in the playoff.

In contrast, the 19/U team faced a more challenging path, ultimately falling to New South Wales (NSW) 35-28 in the gold medal match. The tournament also featured a thrilling semi-final where the 17/U team narrowly lost to NSW 42-38 in extra time, highlighting the fierce competition among the top teams.

Fans were able to follow the action closely as the event was streamed live via KommunityTV, bringing the excitement of netball to a wider audience. Meanwhile, the ANZ Premiership continues to heat up, with teams like Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic making headlines as they focus on their campaign. Notably, Grace Nweke, who recently moved to Australia, is now ineligible to represent the Silver Ferns but has set her sights on competing in the 2028 Paralympics. The Netball Super League remains competitive, with Loughborough Lightning defending their title amid controversies and a push for greater female representation in coaching and management roles.

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