Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results COACHING Coaching is a fun, rewarding, and sometimes challenging opportunity! Cannon Hill Stars players from 12yrs of age and adult volunteers are welcome to express an interest to Coach. The role of the Coach Coaches play an important role in players exploring and discovering a love of physical activity and sport. Coaches do this by providing lots of fun and enjoyment as players are learning new skills, keep them active and engaged by giving lots of opportunities to practice and touch the ball, and opportunities to play the game. 3 main reasons people play sport: to have fun; to play with friends; to learn new skills Education At Stars, we believe there is no such thing as too much education, and therefore we are committed to funding the ongoing education of Coaches by providing a range of resources and education opportunities for both new and experienced Coaches including in house Coach Education sessions, digital video subscriptions , access to Netball Queensland specialist clinics and subsidised Netball Learning Centre courses, and guided pathways to Development Coaching through MDNA representative netball. Characteristics of a good coach include: An understanding of the basic skills and strategies of netball; An understanding of the rules of the game; Planning training sessions which are fun, encourage learning, provide challenges and incorporate the skills of the game; Flexibility to change when required; Providing positive feedback to players, including what they are doing well and ways they can improve; Developing great relationships with players, parents and carers, and other Coaches. Expections of a Coach Attend all training and games Abide by CHS Coaching Policy Follow MDNA Code of Behaviours Engage in ongoing education Stars Coaches are provided with: A Club polo shirt A wheeled Coaches bag with training and game equipment An online subscription to The Netball Coach Subsidised online and in-person education Complete adoration from children and parents The Knee Program - Junior Manual PDF download (13MB) INF Foundation Coaching Manual PDF download (1.5MB) Consulting Player Stats and Record Sheets PDF download (2.1MB)

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results PLAYER / GROUP SESSIONS Call to discuss availability 0415 923 266 Expression of Interest play@angelawilkecoaching.com Consulting Children and Adults welcome

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results ABOUT STARS SINCE 1949 Cannon Hill Stars Netball Club has been producing netballers ranging from the curious, to the social, to the competitive, to a Diamond, for over 75 years. Our logo may have changed over time, but our committment to keeping girls in sports endures. OUR PEOPLE President Angela Wilke Vice President Prue Mulholand Treasurer Rosalie Hart Secretary Aleisha Hewitt Registrar Rosalie Hart Jnr/Snr Coach Coordinator Angela Wilke NetSetGo Coach Coordinator Kate Smith Umpire Coordinator Kate Smith Manager Coordinator Vickie Dummer Uniform Coordinator Rosalie Hart Fundraising Katie-Anne Hoey Social Media Casey Kling Communications Kirsty Gordon Contact Us Address Bill Cash Memorial Park Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill PO Box 179 Cannon Hill Qld 4170 Contact 0415 923 266 Training Thursday 4:00 pm – 7:30 pm www.cannonhillstarsnetball.org.au cannonhillstarsnetball@gmail.com OUR VOLUNTEERS To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. OUR HISTORY

Cannon Hill STARS Netball Club is a fun, friendly and fair Netball club catering for girls, boys, teens and adults from 7 years and up. Team participate in the Metropolitan District Netball Association (MDNA) on Saturday's at the Wembly Park Courts, Coorparoo. Training is Thursday nights. Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results COURAGE + HONOUR + SPIRIT Established in 1949, Cannon Hill STARS Netball Club is your local netball club catering for players of all ages and skill levels. We pride ourselves on providing a fun and friendly environment for everyone who wants to play. Players train each Thursday during the school term with sessions running between 4.00pm to 7.00pm at Bill Cash Memorial Park, Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill. Our Club competes in the (MDNA) Saturday competition at Wembley Park, Coorparoo against teams from our district. The MDNA competition runs over approximately 14 weekends plus finals. INCLUSIVE for players at all levels Read More > 77 years nurturing netball development in the community 12 of 15 teams competed in Semi Finals 6 went to play in Prelim and Grand finals with 2 successfully winning their 2026 Grand Final! #GoStars local support As a not for profit organisation, we are extremely grateful for local business support , ensuring we continue providing a safe, healthy and active environment for children and women in our community. WHAT OUR CLUB CAN OFFER YOU Coach Development Coach Education Incentives & Support. Access resources for Coaches Umpire Training Gain Umpire accreditation with mentoring from our National B and C Badged Mentors. Learn more COMPETITION DRAW/LADDER JOIN THE STARS FAMILY Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Instagram Mail Email Us Expressions of interest 2027 (Please check Junk Inbox for emails ) 2027 Registration will open December 2026 Submit USEFUL LINKS Online Un iform Shop Facebook - CH Stars Second Hand Uniform Group Netball Queensland - Policies Metropolitan District Netball Association MDNA Covid-19 Protocols

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results NET SET GO NetSetGo Netball introduces children to the game of netball. MDNA developed the Metro Way to provide a full understanding of the requirements, restrictions and transition skills for each age group. Coaches of NetSetGo teams attend an MDNA training session of the Metro Way prior to season commencement. For everyone else, in a nutshell: 7 year olds 2/3 length court with 8 ft post and size 4 ball (progressing to full size court) 6 a side netball with positional bibs (excluding Centre) (progressing to 7 a side) Coach Umpire 1v1 defence from 4 ft - no defender over an attempt at goal Non-scoring team Centre Pass Shuffling feet ok with 6 seconds to pass Non-competitive with Scorecard scoring 8 year olds Full-size grass court with 8 ft posts Size 4 ball 7 a side netball with positional bibs Coach Umpire Non-scoring team Centre Pass 6 seconds to pass 1v1 defence from 4 ft Non-competitive with Scorecard scoring 9 year olds Full-size grass court/posts Size 4 ball 7 a side netball with positional bibs Coach Umpire 1v1 defence only - 0.9m (3ft) Non-competitive with Scorecard scoring 10 year olds Full netball rules with size 4 ball Umpired by qualified umpire Non-competitive with Scorecard scoring RESOURCES NetSetGo the Metro Way - 2026 7 years Rules 8 years Rules 9 years Rules

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results Umpiring for Cannon Hill Stars Umpiring can be a rewarding, fun and a challenging opportunity! Cannon Hill Stars players are welcome to express an interest to umpire from 12yrs of age, however due to numbers may not begin Saturday competition until 13yrs of age. Umpiring Support Structure Nationally accredited umpires will oversee all umpire development. Whilst a separate umpire convener will coordinate the umpire rostering and opportunities. Mentoring and development advice will be regularly communicated with you via Stars Umpire Mentors or the convener. At MDNA, collaboration occurs across all clubs and at times other club's mentors, may provide supervision, mentoring advice and feedback. All mentor advice and feedback should be welcomed, as it is preparing you to umpire more challenging games and attain the MDNA Silver and Gold awards. If advice sounds contradictory or confusing, please clarify with Stars mentors as soon as you can. The newer umpires will nearly always have a mentor present. All rostering, communication, MDNA liaison and administration duties will occur via the convener. Collaboration with other Club's conveners occurs to ensure an appropriate roster is scheduled. A prompt reply to availability requests for rostering is appreciated. An attempt will be made to circulate the proposed roster for the forthcoming Saturday by Thursday morning. This will give you an opportunity to review the roster and make adjustments no later than Thursday night at training. In order to have the roster ready for Thursday morning, Saturday availability will be required no later than Tuesday 7pm. If there has been no communication from you regarding availability prior to Tuesday 7pm, it will be assumed you are unavailable that weekend and therefore won’t be rostered to umpire. Umpire Expectations Umpiring requires a certain level of maturity and responsibility; and for many, this is your first job. As this is a job, you will get paid whilst you represent the Club. Like all jobs, certain expectations exist: - Your conduct and appearance needs to be in line with Club and Umpiring expectations - If you cannot do a rostered game, you must communicate this as soon a you learn you are no longer available - not the day before, or the day of your scheduled roster - You are expected to attend Umpire training sessions, workshops and courses that are offered to you I want to umpire, what now? 1. Study the Rulebook This can be found online at: Umpire Resources - Netball Queensland . A ‘Rules of Netball’ app is also available. You are encouraged to download it onto your phone. 2. Theory Exam The theory exam is an online, open book exam with a pass mark of 70%. Umpires are required to pass this exam prior to umpiring on a Saturday. The exam can be found at Australian Sport Learning Centre. Log in to the site (netball.com.au). The exam costs $12 to undertake and the club will reimburse upon evidence of the receipt. 3. Registration If you are not a registered player this year, you still need to be a member of Netball Queensland via the club. The non-playing membership is $47. This membership is not required if playing in a Netball Queensland competition. If you are a registered player, please also register as an umpire via the netball connect app ($5). 4. Training Workshops will be provided at different times throughout the training season. Expectations to attend at least one workshop exists. Obviously the more workshops that are attended, may potentially lead to faster consolidation of skills. 5. Communication The completed Theory of Netball Exam certificate, as well as contact details is required by the convener. If you know you are unlikely to- or forget to- read your emails and texts, please provide an additional contact. Regular communication will occur via email and sometimes text. If you are not happy for me to share your contact details to your fellow umpires, please alert me to this. Once you are ready to umpire fixture games, please provide your bank details to the umpire convenor.

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results Registration Information 2026 Registrations Open for players born 2016 and 2019 only GENERAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION All Players must register with CHS to participate in any Club event. This includes: Pre-Grading sessions Grading Weekly training Saturday games MDNA Saturday competition MDNA Twilight competition MDNA Tropical Tuesday competition MDNA carnivals MDNA representative netball trials All Officials must register with the Club under the appropriate category including: Coach Umpire Manager Executive Committee NOTE: Officials who are also Players must register as both player and relevant official HOW DO I REGISTER? Players - An email with a specific link to Netball Connect will be sent to all existing members as well as new players who have submitted an Expression of Interest. If you have not received an email by the dates above, please check your junk email and then email the Club direct. Registration and payments are made via the Netball Connect app. By registering, all players acknowledge they will attend all training sessions and games. If a player has a busy schedule or other personal reasons that may prevent them from attending ALL training sessions AND games for the full hours allotted each week, please CONTACT THE CLUB by email PRIOR to completing the Registration link. Officials - Register via Netball Connect . Registration is free. WHAT AGE GROUP DO I REGISTER FOR? Age groups are determined by how old the player turns in the current calendar year e.g. if the player turns 9 in 2025 they will play in the '9 year old' competition. Birth Certificates must be provided for all new players. Net Set Go: 7-10 years Junior: 11-12 years Inters: 13 & 14 years Cadets: 15, 16, 17 years Opens: 18+ HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? Registration must be paid before the player takes the court for grading. Registration includes insurance. Registration fees (2026 season) 7-9 years: $395 10 years: $415 11 and over: $420 WHAT AM I PAYING FOR? Registration fees are split across three areas: Netball Queensland Insurance fees MDNA (Association) Competition and court fees CHS (Club) Court hire, Umpires, trials, equipment, trophies, events

OUR STAR Patsy Ryan Current/previous roles: Coaches Assistant Duration with Club: I joined the club as a player in 1965 and continued to play and coach until 1978. I returned in the 2000s as a Coach, Umpire and Umpire Convenor. What did you want to be when you grew up: Most probably a teacher or a worker at the Cannon Hill Sale Yards with my father. The yards closed in the 1990s. If you had to change your name, what would it be and why: I like the name Ruby, too late for me to change mine so I called my dog Ruby. What is the craziest thing you’ve seen another Star do: It was while I was still playing for Stars and we had changed the uniform to a skirt and polo top. The skirt was fastened at the waist with a metal clip. A short time into the game our GD, a rather big lady, had a mishap with the clip and her skirt fell down. Well she screamed and laughed and we all laughed as she continued to play with one hand holding up her skirt and calling for the ball with the other. What quote or phrase that people say do you hate: Its not something that other people say but something I often say, "fair dinkum". I try to stop my self but "fair dinkum" its hard. Who do you love to beat: I love to beat the NSW Blues in the State of Origin, and that's fair dinkum! If you could play any sport professionally, what would it be : That would be golf for sure, after netball of course. What’s your very minor superpower: I can watch television with my eyes closed. Some people may call that sleeping , what ever!! What was the dumbest way you’ve been injured: I jumped from the top of a high fence once, thinking I would land like a butterfly. Instead I fell like a bag of cement, and landed on my head and broke my wrist. Wont be trying that again soon.

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results Social Netball SOCIAL NETBALL - Mixed, Women's & Walking All 3 competitions are run by Cannon Hill Districts Netball Assocation (CHDNA), leaseholder of the Cannon Hill Netball Courts, 900 Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill QLD . Contact CHDNA for more information.

Home About Us The Club Values 2025 NetSetGo Club Awards 2025 Club Awards 2026 Season Carnivals Codes of Behaviour Competition Dates Game Times Grading Dates NetSetGo Registration Twilight/Troppo Comps Other Key Dates FAQs Fill-In Player Guidelines Game Day Grading Scoring a Game Social Netball Training Development Coaching Player Umpiring Uniforms Our Uniform Contact Search Results Training WHERE DO WE TRAIN? All training is conducted at the Cannon Hill Netball Courts, 900 Wynnum Road, Cannon Hill QLD . IS TRANING COMPULSORY? Training is compulsory to retain a position within a team. Coach must be notified if a player is injured or has a health issue that impacts their ability to train. Opens players may train with Cadets after seeking permission from relevant Cadets Coach. WHEN DO I TRAIN? Training is held each Thursday of the school term. Most teams will train on the same court number each week. NetSetGo (7-10 years): 4 - 5pm 11 & 12 years : 5 - 6.30pm Inters & Cadets : 6 - 7.30pm Opens: TBC SHOOTING CLINICS Goal shooting is a specialist skill that requires specialist training. All GS/GA players should attend the 30 minute session for their relevant age group each Thursday. Notification of Clinic details are via Facebook post. WHEN DOES 2026 TRAINING START? Training will commence: approx. mid-March SET UP AND PACK DOWN ROSTER In the spirit of contribution and participation, all players and supporters are requested to assist in set up and pack down each Thursday. For teams training at 4pm, please arrive a few minutes early to assist with set up and to ensure the team is ready to start at 4pm. For teams training at 6pm, at the end of training please ensure all courts are clear of all belongings and that all equipment is neatly stored for the next user. WHAT TEAM DO I TRAIN WITH? Team announcements will be emailed to parents / guardians of players by: TBC WHO IS MY COACH? The Coach will email all parents / guardians of players after the team announcement to introduce themselves. CAN I WEAR JEWELLERY? Stud earrings only (no hoops) may be worn Medic Alert bracelets must be taped during training