KNA 2025: Association's youngest netballers leave the court as Net Set Go winds up for 2025 season
After a brilliantly run last session, the association's youngest players had their wind-up, with some amazing delicious treats to indulge in and certificates for all the outstanding little net-setters for completing a whole season in 2025.
KNA Net Set co-ordinator Tania Edwards has again done an amazing job at creating a season to remember for the kids.
She is on-point with really getting the kids into zones they enjoy, trying new things and embracing the fun and learning at the same time.
The drills were run in the final session in fun game fashion, developing skills along the way. There wer plenty of proud parents, coaches and helpers — the team of people to get every Monday and Saturday happening.
Saturdays were always the best part of the week for the Net Set kids, as they got to play a mini-game against each other in proper uniforms.
With the junior kids also playing at the same time on surrounding courts, it gave Net Set a real feel for what a game day is like.
Watching the little future netballers on court is amazing to see.
All other divisions are on a two-week break for the July school holidays.
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