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Netball World Cup 2027 returns to Sydney
Australian netball fans will once again have the chance to see the world’s best netballers in action on home soil, with the NSW Government today announcing the International Netball Federation Netball World Cup will return to Sydney in 2027.
Secured by the NSW Government, in partnership with Netball Australia, the 2027
Netball World Cup is expected to deliver an estimated $31 million boost to the NSW visitor economy.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian said winning the hosting rights for this major sporting tournament brings NSW one step closer to fulfilling the NSW Government’s 2018 pledge to secure 10 World Cups in 10 years.
Sydney to host 2027 Netball World Cup during Netball Australia s centenary
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Netball Australia Sydney to stage 2027 World Cup
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Queensland Firebirds repair relationship with fans ahead of 2021 Super Netball season
The Queensland Firebirds chief executive says the club has seen an increase in members.
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There is always an element of excitement among the netball community as the start of another season looms, but this year there seems to be a growing enthusiasm for one team in particular.
Over their 24-year history, the Queensland Firebirds have built a loyal fan base, most notably during the trans-Tasman championship era (2008-2016), where they reached five grand finals and won three premierships.
In recent years, they have struggled to replicate that success, making the semi-finals just once in four seasons of Super Netball.