The Campbelltown and Camden & District Netball Associations will be a hive of activity between Saturday and Monday with the 2024 HART Senior State Titles taking place.
Among the largest community sports events in Australia, the Senior State Titles are one of the biggest highlights on the
Netball NSW calendar as players, coaches, volunteers and fans converge for three huge days of competition, at the end of which State Champions will be crowned.
The numbers make for impressive reading. Across both venues the following will be welcomed:
- 225 Teams from 85 Associations
- 2,340 Players
- 330 Coaches
- 283 Managers
- 378 Umpires
- 233 Team Tents erected
All of that will result in 212 collective rounds of netball and 1,817 games over the course of the three days.
This weekend Campbelltown will accommodate the following:
- Opens: Division 1
- 17U & 15U: Divisions 1 & 2
- Male Opens: Division 1
- 17U Male: Division 1
- All Abilities
Meanwhile, Camden & District will host:
- Opens: Divisions 2 & 3
- 17U & 15U: Divisions 3 & 4
- Male Opens: Division 2
The winners of Division 1 in each category will be crowned State Champions at the end of play.
"Needless to say, the logistics and management of events of this scope are not easy, but it is a feat that our game achieves year after year,” Netball NSW Chair Sallianne Faulkner said.
“When you walk around the courts and take in the enormity of what is happening the netball community should stop, reflect and take in pride in this momentous event.
“A huge amount of credit must go to the volunteers at every Association who make this possible, especially at Campbelltown and Camden. It must also go to the team at Netball NSW who continue to go above and beyond to ensure this sport remains a leader among all codes.
“As we saw at the sold-out Suncorp Super Netball Derby between the NSW Swifts and GIANTS a few weeks ago, netball is a leader in the elite space. However, none of that is possible without leadership from the ground up.
“I would like to thank HART Sport, Naming Rights Partners of the Senior State Titles, for their continued support of the game across the State, and extend those thanks to all of our commercial partners who deeply value what netball does in our society.
“Further thanks go to Campbelltown City Council who have partnered with Netball NSW for the delivery of the event at Campbelltown District Netball Association.”
