Dynamites Netball Club
Welcome to the April edition of the Dynamites newsletter. The season is almost here, specialist training registrations are open, uniforms are landing this week, and we have a couple of new faces to introduce. Read on!
Our Season Launch lands on Sunday 17 May at Robertson Park, and the centrepiece of the day is our specialist training sessions for Dynamites players, run by qualified coaches across three age groups.
Registration is your priority this week. Spots are limited and split by age group, so please book early to secure your child’s place.
The wait is almost over. Best of luck to every team heading into Winter 2026. Coaches, Team Managers, players and families have put the work in over pre-season, and we cannot wait to see you on the court for round one.
Have a fantastic first game, Dynamites. Play hard, support your teammates and enjoy every moment.
Uniforms were distributed at training this week. If your player was not at training, please get in touch with your Coordinator to arrange collection ahead of round one.
Any questions about sizing or your order, speak to your Coordinator at training.
Team bags have been prepared for every team and are available at Matthews Netball Centre on game day for Team Managers to take ownership of.
- Team Managers: collect your team bag at Matthews on game day.
- Discuss with your Coach: agree who is responsible for the team bag each week so it always makes it to the courts.
- Pen handy! Make sure there is always a pen in the bag for the scoresheet.
- Weekly reminder: pump up balls before every game so they are ready to play.
- Questions? Reach out to your Coordinator for anything equipment related.
As we head into round one, a gentle reminder for all players, parents and supporters: please take a moment to refresh yourself on our Philosophy and Code of Conduct. It guides how we behave on and off the court, and it is what makes Dynamites the inclusive, welcoming club we are proud of.
A special note about our umpires. Most umpires across the PNA competition are young people, often teenagers, who give up their Saturdays so our kids can play. They will make calls. Some you will agree with, some you will not. Either way, please support them.
A respectful sideline keeps young umpires in the game and sets the right example for our players. If we want our kids to grow up loving netball, we need umpires to feel safe and respected at every match.
From PNA, ahead of round one at Matthews Netball Centre. Please share these with your families.
- No smoking or vaping
- No alcohol
- No glass bottles or containers
- No pets or animals
- No bikes, scooters, roller skates or skateboards
- No unauthorised soliciting, surveying, promotional or commercial activity
- No vehicles unless authorised by PNA
Abusive behaviour toward umpires, coaches, athletes or spectators will not be tolerated. Positive behaviour and respect is an expectation at the venue, full stop.
- Allow plenty of time to arrive at the venue.
- Vacate quickly and safely once your game ends, to free up parking for the next timeslot.
- Drive slowly, stay vigilant.
- Be respectful to PNA grounds, parking and traffic management staff.
- PNA is not running a strapping service in 2026. Strapping tape is available to purchase from the PNA match office.
- Clubs are encouraged to keep a small basic first aid kit in each team bag.
- Ice is available for injuries only, located inside the PNA building.
- Saturday competition: St John’s Event Health Services on site.
Saturday: full café menu available. Thursday and Friday have reduced capacity (cold drinks and light snacks only, no hot food).
Checking in on coaches, athletes, umpires and club members matters. PNA has a hub of mental health resources to share.
Each player gets a Yochi voucher this season, with shout-outs shared on our social channels along the way.
This is the first time we have run a program like this and we are genuinely excited to celebrate the effort, growth and team spirit our players bring to every training and game.
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The Perth Property Co. has joined the Dynamites family as a Silver Sponsor for two years from 2025/26, and we are proud to have them in our corner.
A huge welcome and thank you to ID Athletics and Print Sign and Co for joining our sponsor family for 2026. We will share more about each of them in upcoming editions.
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