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Last month saw two of our centres successfully receive funding from Auckland Council, granted through the Planning, Environment and Parks Committee.
In May of this year, Netball Northern released its Auckland Region Netball Facility Plan 2024 to our netball centres and our wider netball community.
This year saw all six of the Counties Manukau Netball Centres represented in the Cluster’s Regional Premier League with nine teams going head-to-head, competing at Netball Manurewa netball centre on Friday nights.
Why is ‘player loading’ something we need to consider for our year 7&8 players?
In May 2024, Netball Northern released the Auckland Region Netball Facility Plan 2024.
Initiated through the Auckland Region Facilities Working Group, the plan was formulated by Visitor Solutions Ltd with input from Auckland Council, Aktive and netball centres within the Auckland Region.
The Plan works to identify the current and future demand for Auckland Region netball courts, and outlines our priorities for netball facility investment over the next ten years.
By providing robust analysis, the Plan acts as a collective voice, and supports our netball centres when working with local boards, funders and communities.
The plan focuses on;
- the right number of courts in the right places,
- fit for purpose court surfaces and playing environments, and
- sustainable ownership models for each centre.
This plan comes after the Auckland Region Netball Facility Plan 2015 which was successful in supporting the delivery of $5 million investment into Auckland Region netball facilities.
Full copy of the Auckland Region Netball Facility Plan 2024
Related news:
The Ōtorohanga Netball Centre is gearing up for a grand celebration of its 100-year anniversary in 2024. The event will take place on Friday, 18th October, starting at 4:30 PM with fun games, activities, and the unveiling of the honor board.
Robyn Walford, the Centre Manager at Netball Whanganui, is dedicated to creating a positive and supportive environment for all participants.
Rotorua’s Carol Holt is a treasure. She’s felt all the emotions alongside her players in the 35 years she has been courtside. And, she is immensely proud of the many, many players who are now ‘wonderful women with their own beautiful families’.