Fremantle Netball Association

FNA is committed to providing support and opportunities to players of all levels of netball.

The Fremantle Netball Association’s season runs from April to September annually, encompassing approximately 35 clubs, and over 500 teams ranging from 7 years old to adults. FNA offer strong development programs for coaches, players, and umpires. FNA provides support and a pathway to higher levels of competition, so all members can develop to their full potential.

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Fremantle Netball Association46 minutes ago
Please give a congratulations to Bethan on her Super Netball Reserves Umpire Debut on last weekends West Coast Fever v Queensland Firebirds game!

What an incredible milestone! Your hard work has clearly paid off and we can't wait to watch you continue to succeed both on and off the court!! 💙
Fremantle Netball Association
Fremantle Netball Association1 day ago
Congratulations on this amazing achievement Jerome! We are so lucky to have someone with your knowledge and experience on our squad! 💙
Fremantle Netball Association
Fremantle Netball Association2 days ago
@dalmatinacnetballclub have shared their design by Nerolie Bynder.

Title: Makuru Games
Nerolie's art represents two spirits who are connected to this place (netball world).
The spirits represent both males and females who are connected to the place by the
heart.
The centre is the meeting place, it also represents the centre position in the game.
Each; symbol represents the other players’ position in the game too.
The semi circles at each end represents two water holes filling up with rain. It also
makes the semicircles of the court layout in netball. The dotted lines connect
everyone’s spirits and make the appearance of the lines on the netball court.
The larger circles that are connected by the travel lines, represents the places the
team stays and plays. The light blue straight lines surrounding represent the Makuru
Season, of the six Noongar seasons.

Story and art by - Nerolie Bynder
Contemporary Noongar Yamaji Badimia Artist, Aboriginal Artist.

The Dalmatinac Netball Club wishes to acknowledge the Nyungar people of Beeliar Boodjar. Long ago, now and in the future they care for country.

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Fremantle Netball Association
Fremantle Netball Association2 days ago
@palmyrarebels worked with Regan Bee to create their fabulous bibs that they will wear this week on the 7 June for Reconciliation Round.

In the artwork she created for Rebels, captures a sense of movement, energy, and flow. Using various shades of green – sage, emerald, and forest – she brings depth and richness to the design, reflecting the diversity and beauty of the Australian landscape. Rebels are proud to showcase Regan’s incredible work on their bibs, a symbol of both cultural respect and creative collaboration.

Meet the artist: Regan Bee, a proud Widjabul woman from Bundjalung jagun in New South Wales. Now living in Boorloo (Perth) on Whadjuk Noongar boodja for the past 17 years with her family.

Regan has been creating and painting Aboriginal artwork her whole life.

Her skills were taught from her older brother and other first nations family artists

Her love for art and storytelling, and her connection to culture mean that everyday she gets to do what she loves and show her artwork which reflects the importance of Aboriginal women and enables her to share their stories through art.

#NRW2025 #FNA2025 #fremantlenetballassociation #freonetball #showrespect #FnaClubs #IncludeAll
Fremantle Netball Association
Fremantle Netball Association3 days ago
Thanks to a cultural awareness grant from City of Fremantle, the Freo Fury Netball Club were able to commission Bianca Willder, a Wardandi, Whadjuk, Ballardong, Bindjareb yok (woman) who was born locally in Walyalup (Fremantle), to create a unique piece of art for our club to use within the design of our new indigenous position bibs.

Bianca has been an artist for 27 years, creating contemporary Noongar Art works ( see Noongar OOAK Creations on Facebook). Bianca is a mother to 7 and Nana to 1. Her 4 girls all have played Netball, two more so than the others with big dreams in the Netball fields.

The painting is based around the waters of Walyalup (Freo), with the Derbal Yerrigan - the Swan River - in the centre flowing down from Boorloo (Perth) to the wardan, the ocean.
The people all along the sides of the river are the Netball community.
The blue dots represent the salt water - the ocean.
The green is the surrounding landscape, the bushland - the boodjar, where for more than 65,000 years Noongar people have continuously been connected to country and culture, coming together to be with family and friends, to play and build skills and community together.

We can celebrate this continuing connection to country and community as we come together as a netball club, playing and enjoying our sport with family and friends on beautiful whadjuk noongar boodjar, country that always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

Freo Fury has also partnered this year with Kaarli - a small local WA business that is proudly 100% indigenous owned and operated, who work with Aboriginal artists to design and produce an exciting range of socks (and ties) "Designed by mob, for everyone; wear your culture, walk with pride". Kaarli have made their Aboriginal Flag socks available in our Freo Fury colours - and our players are now proudly sporting these socks with their uniforms on court each week.

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