Northern Suburbs Netball Association

22/09/2026

TONIGHT'S REP READY PROGRAM POSTPONED. Hi folks, unfortunately due to the wet weather we will move tonight's REP READY program to this Thursday evening, same time. Thanks for your understanding.

08/09/2026

Let’s go!

23/08/2026

Dear Netballers, Willoughby City Council has proposed a 3-hour parking limit at netball, plus reduced parking on-site and in neighbouring streets. Many of our members are involved in playing, umpiring and coaching all in the one day and are there well over 3 hours, so this isn't workable for our netball community.

We're asking for 3 minutes of your time to help us object, and to push Council to find better solutions given the area's growth.

We’d very much appreciate it if you could object before 25 August - find the form here: https://www.haveyoursaywilloughby.com.au/proposed-parking-changes-willoughby-leisure-centre

20/08/2026

Nominations Open – 2027 NSNA Representative Coaches & Managers

Thank you to all our 2026 NSNA Representative Coaches and Managers for your commitment — and congratulations on a very successful season. Nominations for 2027 Representative Coaches & Managers are now OPEN! We encourage you to consider nominating to coach or manage a representative team for the 2027 season. The nomination form outlines the information and supporting documentation required for your submission....

Thank you to all our 2026 NSNA Representative Coaches and Managers for your commitment — and congratulations on a very successful season. Nominations for 2027 Representative Coaches & Managers…

20/08/2026

2027 NSNA 11YR DEVELOPMENT PLAYER NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN!!!

Northern Suburbs Netball Association is very pleased to announce that the 2027 11 Yr Development Squad Player NOMINATIONS are NOW OPEN! BEFORE completing the nomination form, please read the Representative Player Hand Book in relation to BOTH Player and Parent commitments and expectations. The Representative Player Hand Book can be found on NSNA website under "NSNA Reps" PLAYER NOMINATIONS will CLOSE MONDAY 05 OCTOBER 2026....

Northern Suburbs Netball Association is very pleased to announce that the 2027 11 Yr Development Squad Player NOMINATIONS are NOW OPEN! BEFORE completing the nomination form, please read the Repre…

19/08/2026

2027 NSNA 12 Yr – 15 Yr Representative Player Nominations NOW OPEN

Northern Suburbs Netball Association is pleased to announce that the 2027 REPRESENTATIVE PLAYER nominations are now open for all 12 Yr - 15 Yr Divisions Reminder: Please select the age division that the player will be as at 31 December 2027. There are three (3) Phases of selections plus a ROUND ROBIN to be played. Teams to be named (where possible) following the week after the ROUND ROBIN ....

Northern Suburbs Netball Association is pleased to announce that the 2027 REPRESENTATIVE PLAYER nominations are now open for all 12 Yr – 15 Yr Divisions   Reminder: Please select the ag…

18/08/2026

NSNA SPRING COMP TEAM REGISTRATIONS NOW OPEN

NSNA Spring Competition Northern Suburbs Netball Association is excited to announce that we will be running a Spring Competition in 2026 at the Bi-Centennial Netball Courts, Small St, Willoughby. Open to teams aged 9 years and over (players must be turning 10 years of age by 31 December 2027), the competition is for female and mixed teams (mixed teams from…...

NSNA Spring Competition Northern Suburbs Netball Association is excited to announce that we will be running a Spring Competition in 2026 at the Bi-Centennial Netball Courts, Small St, Willoughby.…

15/08/2026

SUN 16 AUGUST NETSETGO GAMES will PROCEED TODAY

Netsetgo games will be proceeding today but we will be also be monitoring the weather throughout the morning. Stay safe & calm, especially with PARKING!! Thank you

Netsetgo games will be proceeding today but we will be also be monitoring the weather throughout the morning. Stay safe & calm, especially with PARKING!! Thank you

07/08/2026

Thank you to _inthecove_ In the Cove for sharing our car parking frustrations. Please voice your objections to the proposed reduction in parking https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BVFEJxAmh/?mibextid=WC7FNe

06/08/2026

If you thought parking was bad now, Willoughby Council are proposing reduced parking times, a reduction in parking spaces and a reduction in access to streets around the netball courts (officially known as Bi-Centennial Park) where clubs play on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Northern Suburbs Netball Association (NSNA) object to these changes.

If you also object to these changes and would like Willoughby City Council to provide a better solution please copy and paste the below and email it to: [email protected] Attn: Harry Huang, Traffic and Transport Engineer

Dear Mr Huang of Willoughby City Council,
I write to formally object to the proposed parking changes affecting the Willoughby Leisure Centre car parks, the grassed car park on Small Street, Flat Rock Reserve car park, Pendey Street, Artarmon Road and Small Street. I am a user and resident of the netball courts at Bicentennial Reserve.
My objection is grounded in concerns that were raised at the time the WLC redevelopment was first presented. The current proposal only confirms our concern: parking in this precinct is already at capacity, and increased demand from the new facility, combined with the netball season from March to September, will only intensify pressure. Reducing or restricting existing spaces under these conditions is not a workable solution.
I ask Council to properly investigate any alternatives including those previously proposed, rather than proceeding to restrict access to existing car spaces:
• A second storey on the upper or lower WLC car park. This would not affect residents' shadow lines and presents an opportunity to incorporate a vertical garden, contributing to greening and cooling the precinct while substantially increasing capacity.
• Utilising the grassed area behind the Incinerator for additional parking, using eco-friendly permeable pathways/surfaces of the kind successfully implemented at Ku-ring-gai Netball Association and Hills District Netball Association. This approach expands capacity without a heavy environmental footprint.
I request that Council undertake further research into these options before implementing any changes that reduce or restrict accessibility to existing car parking. Given the scale of investment in the new Leisure Centre, it is essential that supporting infrastructure — particularly parking — is expanded to match anticipated demand, not diminished.
I would welcome the opportunity to discuss these proposals further with Council.
Yours sincerely,