The Essendon Netball Club (formerly Windy Hill Netball) was founded in 1994 and is proud of its long standing affiliation with the Essendon Football Club and its commitment to ‘Strengthening Communities’. With a particular focus on the development of junior players, the Essendon Netball Club provides a pathway into representative netball via the Essendon District Netball Association's (EDNA) Essendon Thunder program.
2024 Junior Winter Season Presentation night - special guest Vixen Captain & Australian Diamond Kate Moloney
The Essendon Netball Club JUNIOR TEAMS compete in the Essendon District Netball Association, located at Riverside Golf, Tennis and Netball Centre (Ascot Vale). Competition is played on Saturday afternoons and teams from Under 10’s to 17’s/Opens play weekly from Feburary to June and July to December. Our JUNIOR TEAMS also also choose to compete in the Parkville Netball Association, located at the State Netball Centre (Parkville) as a 'bonus' game for extra experience.
Training takes place at Aberfeldie Primary School, Ramsay Street, Aberfeldie.
The Essendon Netball Club SENIOR/OPENS TEAMS compete at Parkville (State Netball Centre) Brens Drive, Parkville on Monday and Thursday evenings in the Parkville Netball Association.
Meeting Australian Diamond's Captain Liz Watson
Training with Mwai Kumwenda from the Vixens
Training with Molly Jovic and Greg from Inspire Netball Group
Training with Riley Richardson from the Australian Men's Netball team the Kelpies
Keen to join our Essendon Netball Club?
If you have any queries, or are a new player and would like to register an expression of interest in playing, please contact us on [email protected]
Acknowledgement of Country
Essendon Netball Club would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri People as the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we meet, train and play in Essendon/Parkville. We pay our respects to Elder’s past, present and future. We extend this respect to all the lands we are meeting from today. Essendon Netball Club recognises the tremendous contribution that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people make to sport and we acknowledge the power of sport to promote reconciliation, enhance belonging and reduce inequality.
