NET SET GO
Woolworths NetSetGO is an exceptional beginner program for children aged between 5-9 years. It is officially recognised by Netball Australia and designed to provide the best introduction to netball. The program is currently sponsored by Woolworths.
NetSetGO provides children with a chance to learn the basics of netball, and also helps them gain confidence, stay active and make friends. Additionally, children will learn fundamental life skills such as teamwork. The program is divided into three tiers: Net, Set, and GO, tailored to the age and netball experience of the participants.
The placement of children in the program depends on their age and netball experience. However, there is no skill level requirement to participate. Many children participating in the program will be playing netball for the first time, making it a great opportunity for kids to pick up the sport.
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JUNIOR NETBALL COMP
Collaroy Plateau Junior teams participate in the Manly Warringah Netball Association (MWNA) winter competition held at Abbott Road Netball Courts, Curl Curl. The junior competition is played on Saturday mornings.
We welcome new players at any skill level and our club offers a variety of teams for players to be placed into via our grading program.
Being a large club, our diversity, in terms of teams and skill levels, allows players to be placed in a team that suits them best. Our grading program ensures that each player is placed in a team that matches their skill level, making the experience enjoyable and challenging for them.
The Junior competition is open to players aged 10 to 17, as of the playing year. The players are graded into different teams based on their age and skillset.
SENIOR NETBALL COMP
Collaroy Plateau Senior teams participate in the Manly Warringah Netball Association (MWNA) winter competition held at Abbott Road Netball Courts, Curl Curl. The Senior competition is played on Saturday afternoons, providing a convenient option for those who want to continue playing netball after school or college.
We welcome new players, whether they are joining as individuals or as a team, at any skill level. Our club offers a variety of teams for players to choose from, depending on their preferences and goals. Our club’s diversity in terms of teams and skill levels allows players to find the perfect fit for them and to have a great time playing netball.
The Senior competition is for players turning 18 and over in the playing year. These age groups are graded which is usually completed end of January / Early February.
Playing & Training Venue
Our club plays and trains at Abbott Road Netball Courts, Curl Curl. This venue provides dedicated netball courts and a welcoming environment for players, officials, and spectators.
Further details regarding training times and court allocations will be communicated by team coaches and club officials.
See below for court layout at Abbott Road.
UNIFORMS
All official club uniforms are supplied exclusively through Catfish, our approved uniform supplier. Uniforms are ordered through the online portal and members may choose to have them delivered or pickup from the Warriewood warehouse. Sizes will be available to try on at the club Muster Day or you can visit the Catfish warehouse.
In addition, the club facilitates a Second-Hand Uniform Facebook Group for members wishing to buy, sell, or exchange pre-owned uniforms. This initiative supports families by offering a cost-effective option while promoting sustainability within our netball community.
Players are encouraged to ensure they have the correct uniform prior to the commencement of the season.
FIXTURES & RESULTS
Manly Warringah Association
Manly Warringah Netball Association (MWNA) is one of the largest and most vibrant netball communities in New South Wales, with a proud history spanning over 60 years.
2025 Borrowing and Playing Up Guidelines
It is recommended that approval of players playing up be sought through the MWNA Executive on duty before taking the court. CLICK HERE To view and download
Although rare in netball, concussion has increasingly become a significant public health issue, particularly relevant to sport. CLICK HERE To view and download
