Dear Players and Families,

We are very pleased to welcome the resurfacing of the courts at R F Julie Reserve commencing 6th March.

This has however presented us with the challenge to relocate all our training times to other venues; Port Melbourne Primary School and Fishermans Bend Community Hall commencing Monday March 13.

Please appreciate the amount of time we have spent in making this happen and be mindful that we have tried to make this a smooth transition for 6-8 weeks.  There may be some slight changes in training times to accomodate other users at the venues and we thank you in advance for your co-operation.

For 11, 13, 15's we have been granted after hours access to the court at Port Melbourne Primary School, 415 Graham Street, Port Melbourne. See table below.

Netsetgo Friday groups will be relocated to Fisherman's Bend Community Hall - 4-5pm.
Netsetgo Monday training will be at PMPS on a half court (shared with current users B5 BB Breakers.)

Thanks to 13's coach Michelle Winch we had an amazing day of netball in the beautiful sunshine today!!
Stay tuned for more FREE school holiday fun next time !! GET ON BOARD :) 

​PLEASE HELP THE PORT MELBOURNE NETBALL CLUB TO SECURE BETTER FACILITIES FOR OUR PLAYERS! 

In recent weeks, our Executive Committee has been working to secure better facilities for the Port Melbourne Netball Club. We will continue to lobby our State and Local Government representatives, but we also need your help! 

The City of Port Phillip is currently seeking feedback on the development of the sports pavilion at Murphy's Reserve. While the community survey is not specific to netball or netball courts, it provides the opportunity for us to alert the Council to our needs and their responsibilities. 

We are grateful to the City of Port Phillip for the use of RF Julier Reserve. However, the Club has already outgrown these basic facilities and requires safe, match standard courts in order to retain and develop our players. 

The PMNC believes that these facilities (all weather, muli-purpose courts) could be provided at Murphy's Reserve, in the area of open space near the corner of Williamstown Road and Graham Street. 

Please take 5 minutes to click on the link below and complete the survey. You may like to include the following comments: 

Murphy's Reserve currently has no sporting facilities for girls or women, and I would like to see this gender imbalance addressed. 

I do not support the above ground wetlands component of the current Murphy's Reserve Master Plan and believe that it should be replaced with six multi-purpose netball/basketball courts for the rapidly expanding local netball and basketball communities. 

http://haveyoursayatportphillip.net.au/jlmurphypavilion 

Thank you for your support! 

Yours in netball, 

Trish Oliver, Claire Scott, Jaine Fulcher and Daniel Kogler 
Port Melbourne Netball Club Executive Committee​