
Programs · Ages 5–8
Walkerville's introduction to netball for boys and girls aged 5–8. Positions, shooting technique and court awareness, through games, drills and plenty of encouragement.
Ages
5 - 8 years
Schedule
Sundays, 10am
Fee
$218
The competition
Kids develop coordination, confidence and friendships while learning how netball works, in a supportive environment where effort and enthusiasm matter more than getting it perfect. Sessions run Sundays at 10am during school terms at SAUCNA Courts, Wayville, eight sessions a term, finishing with a team lunch. No previous netball experience is needed.
Under 8s
End of season lunchWhere we play
Where we play
The home base for this programme, and how to find it.
Anzac Highway · Park 22, Adelaide
Open in Google Maps ↗Saturday competition across four slots between 12:00 and 4:30, late March to August, and on through summer.
The club's midweek home: every senior team trains here Wednesday nights.
Games & training
Ages · introduction to netball
5-8
Sessions per term · team lunch to finish
8
When · during school terms
Sun 10am

Who coaches
The people who run this programme week to week, and the wider coaching group behind them.
View all coachesThe coaches are fantastic. They push the kids just enough without taking the fun out of it. Chloe comes home every Saturday buzzing about who she played, what position she had and the one shot she definitely should have made.
Em · mum of Chloe
Registration costs
What an Under 8s season costs. Prices exclude GST.
RegisterNew players · per season
$218
Per season · exc GST
Includes a Walkerville shirt, custom Walkerville netball, work booklet and fruit platters.
Returning players · per season
$180
Per season · exc GST
For players who already have their Walkerville shirt.
Before you register
The questions Under 8s families ask us most, answered here for you.
Boys and girls aged 5 to 8. The program was previously called Net Set Go, and no previous netball experience is needed: it is open to complete beginners and to kids who have done Kindy Cats.
Sundays at 10am for 45 minutes. Most sessions are at the SAUCNA courts on the corner of Anzac Highway and Goodwood Road, Wayville, with a few at the Mile End Sports Complex. We'll confirm the venue before each session.
Sessions run year-round across two seasons: summer from October to March, and winter from April to September. Each season covers sixteen sessions and a team lunch to finish.
Comfortable clothing, enclosed shoes, a drink bottle and a sun-safe hat. We provide all netball equipment. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the duration of the session.
$180 plus GST for each term which is 16 sessions, two team lunches. Registration fees include fresh fruit for players every week, work booklet and custom Walkerville netball.
New players also buy a Walkerville training shirt as part of registration, and choose a size at checkout. Returning players who already have one don't need another.
WNCWhere this leads
Under 8s is the second step. From here players move into graded junior competition, then seniors, and on to the Premier League squad.

Country roots. City competition.
Under 8s is open to complete beginners and to kids who have done Kindy Cats. Register on PlayHQ, or get in touch and we'll help you pick the right start.
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