23/07/2026
We ask ALL PLAYERS TO WEAR RED, BLACK AND YELLOW for the Ruth Kent Indigenous Round!
๐SATURDAY 1ST AUGUST 2026.
It doesn't take much to join in and show your support. It can be socks, scrunchies, or whatever you decide. Let's fill the courts with RED, BLACK AND YELLOW and celebrate together!
๐MVP Medals will be presented at every game. Each club will choose their own MVP for every team.
๐โโ๏ธClub representatives will need to collect their club's full allocation of MVP medals on the day. Please ensure someone is available to collect them before games commence.
๐ค๐โค๏ธThe Ruth Kent Indigenous Round โ A Decade of Deadly๐ค๐โค๏ธ
This year, we proudly celebrate 10 years of the Ruth Kent Indigenous Roundโa Decade of Deadly and we look forward to celebrating this event with you.
The Ruth Kent Indigenous Round celebrates culture, connection and community, proudly carrying Ruth's name as a tribute to her remarkable legacy.
Ruth was a proud Wiradjuri woman, well known across Darkinung Country, where she lived most of her life. A Life Member of Wyong Netball (and Wyong Water Polo), she dedicated more than 40 years of volunteer service and was recognised by Netball NSW for her extraordinary commitment. Ruth was a true community champion whose generosity, quick wit, laughter and lots of singing brought people together.
Established a decade ago to honour Ruth's contribution to netball while celebrating Aboriginal culture, this round has grown into a day that unites our entire Association. As we celebrate A Decade of Deadly, we honour Ruth's enduring legacy and all the players, families, volunteers and supporters who continue to make this event so special. As we step onto the court, we carry Ruth's spirit with us, strong, proud and united. Here's to the next decade of celebrating culture, community and connection together.