S.P.A.C.E.
The Special Players and Coach Education Program (S.P.A.C.E) is the first step in the Netball WA player and coach pathway. It’s a step above club netball, and allows gifted athletes to be developed with girls of the same age group. Athletes train for four months and participate in one carnival against other Associations from all around Western Australia on the June long weekend. It is a requirement to be available for all three days of the carnival.
Players selected into S.P.A.C.E are required to train on a Monday night from February to June in addition to club training.
S.P.A.C.E is the first step in the development programs offered at Noranda Netball Association.
Players selected into S.P.A.C.E are required to train on a Monday night from February to June in addition to club training.
S.P.A.C.E is the first step in the development programs offered at Noranda Netball Association.
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FAQs
Cost for our Development programs:
Costs are distributed to selected players once they are finalised.
Eligibility for our Development programs:
If I was in a development program in last year do, I automatically get selected for this year?
No. Any player waiting to be considered for any development program must trial again and will be treated the same as all other players registering to trial.
Costs are distributed to selected players once they are finalised.
Eligibility for our Development programs:
- Players must have competed in the current winter season at Noranda Netball Association;
- Players must be registering in the next winter season at Noranda Netball Association.
- Players must be available for all training sessions.
If I was in a development program in last year do, I automatically get selected for this year?
No. Any player waiting to be considered for any development program must trial again and will be treated the same as all other players registering to trial.