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The NFNL is inviting junior clubs to nominate up to 10 players per age group for trials in the U/14 boys and U/15 girls categories. This initiative aims to develop young talent within the league.
Why this matters:
Supports grassroots development and talent identification in Australian football.
Diamond Creek Football & Netball Club is seeking expressions of interest for the Reserves Coach position for the 2026 season and beyond. This role is crucial for developing the club's talent.
Why this matters:
Highlights the club's commitment to coaching and player development.
The Northern Football Netball League Board has announced a new CEO following a thorough selection process over the past six weeks. This leadership change aims to enhance the league's operations.
Why this matters:
A new CEO can bring fresh ideas and direction to the league.
The NFNL office will close for the Christmas period at 12:30 PM on December 19 and will reopen on January 19. During this time, inquiries can be directed to their email.
Why this matters:
Important for fans and clubs to know for scheduling and inquiries.
The NFNL has released the fixtures for the 2026 Senior Men’s competitions, starting with a split round 1 to accommodate scheduling needs. This marks the beginning of the season for local clubs.
Why this matters:
Sets the stage for the upcoming season and club preparations.
South Australia is set to participate in the National Cricket Inclusion Championships in WA, aiming to showcase their talent. This event is pivotal for promoting inclusivity in cricket.
Why this matters:
Highlights the national commitment to inclusive sports.
WA secured a convincing victory over South Australia in a recent match held in Perth. This win strengthens WA's position in the competition.
Why this matters:
Boosts WA's confidence and standings in the league.
SA name 13-player squad for Queensland Fire double-header
Jake Lehmann named Men’s Domestic Player of the Year
Wellington, de Broughe steer SA to victory over Queensland in WNCL
Cricket legend Cleary has announced his retirement, concluding a remarkable career in WA cricket. His contributions to the sport have left a lasting legacy.
Why this matters:
Marks the end of an era and celebrates a significant cricketing career.
Edgar Shines as WA Get First Win in WNCL
Western Australia's top regional cricketers are preparing for the CSBP Men’s Country Week, showcasing local talent in a competitive environment. The event promises exciting matches and community engagement.
Why this matters:
Celebrates regional talent and fosters community spirit in cricket.
The National Cricket Inclusion Championships have commenced in WA, marking a significant step towards inclusivity in the sport. This event aims to provide opportunities for players with disabilities.
Why this matters:
Promotes inclusivity and diversity in Australian cricket.
Byfield's exceptional performance has been the highlight of the CSBP Junior Country Week, showcasing young talent from across the region. The event has been a memorable experience for participants and fans alike.
Why this matters:
Encourages youth participation and celebrates emerging sports talent.
Several iconic towns in Western Australia are gaining national recognition for their contributions to local sports. This spotlight highlights the importance of community in Australian sports culture.
Why this matters:
Showcases the vital role of local communities in fostering sports talent.
WA Announce Three Teams for Perth Based National Cricket Inclusion Championships
Busselton-Margaret River, Peel the Toast of CSBP Senior Country Weeks
Kensington claim dream double in Premiership Cricket T20 Cup
T20 Premier Cricket Grand Finals