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    Suncorp NetSetGO is Netball Australia's junior entry netball program for children aged 5-10 years. It provides a fun and safe environment to learn fundamental netball skills through skill-based activities and modified matches. The program is divided into the Net Tier for ages 5-7, which focuses on basic movement skills, and the Set Tier for ages 8-10, which introduces competitive play. Minor games and modified matches allow children to apply their skills in a game setting with adjusted rules for shorter quarters, smaller balls, and lower goals. The guide outlines playing positions and expectations for parents to support their children's enjoyment of the sport rather than focus on outcomes.

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    Suncorp NetSetGO is Netball Australia's junior entry netball program for children aged 5-10 years. It provides a fun and safe environment to learn fundamental netball skills through skill-based activities and modified matches. The program is divided into the Net Tier for ages 5-7, which focuses on basic movement skills, and the Set Tier for ages 8-10, which introduces competitive play. Minor games and modified matches allow children to apply their skills in a game setting with adjusted rules for shorter quarters, smaller balls, and lower goals. The guide outlines playing positions and expectations for parents to support their children's enjoyment of the sport rather than focus on outcomes.

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    A GUIDE FOR GROWNUPS

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    A GUIDE FOR GROWNUPS
    What is Suncorp NetSetGO?
    Suncorp NetSetGO is Netball Australias only junior entry netball program. It provides children from 5 to 10
    years with a positive introduction to netball, incorporating skill activities, minor games, music, dance and
    modified matches.
    Delivered in a fun and safe environment, the weekly program is coordinated by accredited coaches to ensure
    all participants have an enjoyable experience, while developing fundamental life skills.

    Net Tier (ages 5 to 7)


    The Net tier is a play based movement skills program for children aged 5 to 7. Emphasis is on the acquisition
    of basic movement skills, in a fun environment of games and activities including music and dance.

    Set Tier (ages 8 to 10)


    The Set tier is an introduction to the sport of netball for children aged 8 to 10 years and incorporates modified
    matches and equipment. It is a skill and competition based program that all children should participate in prior
    to entering junior competitions. It allows children to learn and develop their skills in a series of fun activities
    and minor games, which they can then apply in a game situation.

    Minor games and modified matches


    Minor Games are a great way for participants to learn the technical and tactical skills of netball. This enables
    greater involvement of participants and provides more opportunity to execute skills and make decisions.
    Modified Matches look like a traditional game of netball and use the full sized court and normal playing
    positions however the goal post height and ball size are modified. The rules and playing positions of a modified
    Suncorp NetSetGO game are explained below.

    Suncorp NetSetGO rules


    The below rules are used during both minor games and modified matches.

    Match duration 4 x 10 minute quarters


    Goal post 2.4m high
    Ball Size 4
    Time to pass ball Up to 5 seconds
    Stepping Shuffling on the spot to regain balance allowed, without moving down the court
    Defending Strict one-on-one defence. Players may defend a shot at goal
    Obstruction A player must defend from a distance of no less than 1.2m
    Substitutions The game time should be evenly distributed amongst all players
    A team can make unlimited substitutions at any time
    Players should experience all positions over the course of the program/season
    Centre pass Centre passes are taken by the team that did not score the last game
    Awards and scoring Scores may be kept but no ladder produced; No finals are played
    Each participant receives a medal of participation

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    PLAYING POSITIONS

    WD GA
    WA GD
    GS GK
    C C
    GK GS
    GA WD
    1 5
    GD WA
    2 3 4

    1 Goal circle 3 Centre third 4 Goal third


    2 Goal third 5 Goal circle

    GS Goal Shooter
    Areas 1 & 2
    Scores goals and works in and around the goal circle with the Goal Attack.

    GA Goal Attack
    Areas 1, 2 & 3
    Feeds and works with the Goal Shooter to score goals.

    WA Wing Attack
    Areas 2 & 3
    Feeds the Goal Circle players giving them shooting opportunities.

    C Centre
    Areas 2, 3 & 4
    Takes the centre pass and controls game flow between attack and defence.

    WD Wing Defence
    Areas 3 and 4
    Looks for intercepts and prevents the Wing Attack from feeding the ball into the goal circle.

    GD Goal Defence
    Areas 3, 4 & 5
    Defends the Goal Attack, looking for intercepts, trying to prevent the opposition from scoring.

    GK Goal Keeper
    Areas 4 & 5
    Works with the Goal Defence to prevent the opposition from scoring.

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    PARENTS ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
    Before the game
    You dont need to tell your child that winning doesnt matter because they know it has some meaning.
    Instead, help them to develop a healthy competitive attitude for trying hard and having fun
    Tell your child to go for it, give it your best shot and have fun

    During the game


    Dont yell instructions at your child during the game. The coach has given them instructions and their
    teammates are also calling out to them; too much input is confusing
    Cheer and acknowledge good play by both teams
    Never criticise a mistake, only make motivational comments
    Respect the decisions made by the officials. Your child will learn to respect authority by seeing you
    do the same
    Accept the decision of where your child may play during that game. All participants will play in all
    positions during the season

    After the game


    Thank the officials and the coach
    Congratulate your child and their teammates on their efforts
    Compliment individual players on good plays they made during the game
    Focus on the way your child played rather than winning or losing
    If your child is upset with losing, help them not to focus on the outcome

    During the car ride home


    Point out a good play your child made during the game
    Avoid criticising or correcting mistakes
    Ask questions like:
    What was fun about netball today?
    What was something you did well today?
    What did you learn from the game?
    What do you like best about Suncorp NetSetGO?

    Refer to Parent Code of Conduct on our website


    Find your nearest centre and register online now at netsetgo.asn.au

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