Fusion NextGen Netball Club

10/06/2026

No games tonight due to the unpredictable weather!

03/06/2026

Recently, I (Jodie) had the opportunity to work with Coach Jackson to help promote and develop positive player mindsets. The experience has been incredibly valuable, providing practical tools and insights that can benefit athletes both on and off the court.

A strong mindset is just as important as physical skills, and Coach Jackson’s approach helps players build confidence, resilience, and a positive attitude towards growth and performance.

If you’re interested in learning more, I highly recommend checking out his page or booking into one of his upcoming sessions.

Thank you, Coach Jackson, for sharing your knowledge and passion for athlete development. 👏💜

Coach Jackson's page
https://www.facebook.com/share/1CWdQLvqdX/?mibextid=wwXIfr

02/06/2026

🚨 RULE FOCUS – CONTACT 🚨

Netball is a physical game, but players must always allow fair and safe movement on court.

💥 CONTACT occurs when a player interferes with an opponent’s movement, balance, ball control or landing space.

❌ Examples of contact:
• Pushing, holding or leaning on an opponent
• Knocking or hitting a player
• Placing a hand on the ball while another player is holding it
• Stepping into a player’s landing space
• Using your body to gain an unfair advantage

✅ A fair contest is allowed when both players compete for the ball without restricting movement or causing interference.

🏐 Remember: the player who catches the ball in the air has the right to safe landing space.

📣 Penalty for contact:
The umpire awards a Penalty Pass or Penalty Pass/Shot, and the offending player must stand beside and out of play until the ball is released.

Know the rules. Play hard. Play fair. 💜

27/05/2026

RULE FOCUS – STEPPING

This week at Fusion NextGen we are breaking down one of the most common netball rules… STEPPING 👣🏐

Understanding your landing foot is key to strong footwork, balance and ball control on court. Whether you catch the ball on one foot, two feet, or while moving through the air, knowing what movements are legal can make all the difference.

✨ This week we’ll cover:✔️ Landing foot rules✔️ One-foot vs two-foot landings✔️ Pivoting correctly✔️ What counts as stepping✔️ Common footwork mistakes

Knowing the rules helps players move with confidence and avoid unnecessary turnovers.

Stay tuned as we break it all down step-by-step 💜

21/05/2026

Looking for development players for an under 12s and under 11s team.

Please reach out to Jodie (Fusions) or Jacqueline (Beenleigh).

🚨 BEENLEIGH REP DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY 🚨

Calling all players aged 10–11!
We are looking for enthusiastic and committed players to join our Beenleigh Rep Development Squad and attend the Tigers Cup Carnival! 🐯💗🖤

This is a fantastic opportunity to:
✨ Build your skills
✨ Gain representative experience
✨ Meet new teammates
✨ Grow your confidence and love for netball

📍 Open to Beenleigh players turning 10–11
📅 Tigers Cup Carnival participation included
💬 Limited spots available

If interested please speak with Jodie or Jacqueline

If your player is interested, please send us a message for more information! 🏐🔥

18/05/2026

👟 FOOTWEAR MATTERS ON COURT!

Did you know the type of shoes you wear can make a big difference to your performance and help prevent injuries?

🏃‍♀️ Running Shoes
❌ Designed for forward movement
❌ Lack lateral (side-to-side) support
❌ Can increase risk of ankle and knee injuries

🏐 Netball Shoes
✅ Built for multi-directional movement
✅ Provide strong lateral support
✅ Help reduce stress on joints when stopping, pivoting & changing direction

✨ Our tip:
If you’re serious about improving your game and staying injury-free, invest in proper netball shoes!

18/05/2026

Rule of the week

This week we are looking at the rule about where a player needs to stand when taking a throw in.

The rule book specifies the player taking the throw in needs to have at least one foot within 15 cm of the line.

It is also important to remember that the player must not put their foot on the line. This is because the lines count as being part of the court. When taking a throw in the player isn’t allowed to reenter the court until after they have released the ball. Therefore, if they put their foot on the line, they are reentering the court.

Umpires therefore need to check that the player:
1. has at least one foot within 15cm of the line; but
2. is not touching the line.
If the player breaks either of those rules (not within 15cm or foot on the line) the umpire calls “incorrect throw in” and awards a throw in to the other team in the same place.

12/05/2026

Stay warm and see you Saturday

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day 💐

Today we celebrate all the incredible mums, step-mums, grandmas, and mother figures who are the heart behind Fusion NextGen Netball Club.

Thank you for the early mornings, the late-night washes, the sideline cheers, the car rides, the pep talks, and the endless support you give our players every single week. None of this is possible without you.

You are our biggest supporters, our quiet strength, and our real MVPs 💜

Wishing you a day filled with love, appreciation, and a little bit of well-deserved rest.

With love,
Fusion NextGen Netball Club 💫

03/05/2026

Let go Beenleigh Netball Association

The Bullets play 8pm Beenleigh high school, come down and support our bullets

🏐 Round 3 – EPL U17s Result 🏐

Beenleigh Bullets vs First Nations Academy

A tough contest for our girls, going down 37 – 40 in a close battle right to the final whistle.

After a slower start, the team continued to build each quarter, showing great determination and resilience to stay in the fight. The final quarter was a huge effort, closing the gap and pushing hard until the very end 💪

So much growth, grit, and heart shown out on court — this team just keeps improving every week!

👏 Proud of the fight, girls!

👉 On to Round 4