17/U WA State Team
Vision: To select the best emerging talent across the State to represent Western Australia at the National Netball Championships.
The West Coast Fever Futures program is an integral step in the Netball WA pathway. We are looking for athletes who are ready to embark on the journey and enjoy the challenge. Athletes from this Squad are selected to represent WA in 17/U & 19/U National Netball Championship. The Squad composition will consist of a balanced group of athletes. Experienced selectors will be assessing athletes’ technical skills, court sense and netball IQ, speed, fitness, determination and work ethic. All athletes must attend trials, which consists of match play and possibly fitness testing (such as yoyo, vertical jump). A West Coast Fever Futures Squad for each age group is selected. Netball WA Selection Policy can be found on this page: https://wa.netball.com.au/policies-proceduresFutures Info
West Coast Fever Futures Trials for 2025 WA State Team - Closed
The trial process for the 2025 17/U Futures/WA State Program for those born 2008 and 2009 has closed. Trials in 2025 Phase 1: a) State Cup weekend for Fever in Time athletes; or b) Open trial for athletes not in Fever in Time (exceptions may apply) – will be held on or close to State Cup weekend. Phase 2: Athletes will be selected from Phase 1 to progress to this Phase 2 trial. This is held 1-2 weeks post State Cup. Phase 3: only if necessary. More information will be provided soon. Program Information Upon selection into the West Coast Fever Futures Program fee is payable upon accepting your position. National Netball Championships is usually held around the April School holidays. Netball Australia will communicate when they determine the date and location. If selected, sessions start end of November and please notify us if you have a holiday planned during December and January. The full program will be issued after Phase 2.
2024 WA 17/U STATE TEAM
Teagan Begovic, Western Roar, Fremantle Ava Buselich, West Coast Warriors, Wanneroo Kate Cunningham, Western Roar, Kalamunda Ivy Dodd, Western Roar, Perth Christe-Lee Griesel, Western Roar, Success Charli Hynes, West Coast Warriors, Wanneroo Grace Millichamp, Souwest Jets, Leschenault Halle Richards, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Emily Rivers, Western Roar, Perth Ebony Stewart, Peel Lightning, Mandurah Tess Taylor, Western Roar, Busselton Clara Wigley, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Training Partners Millie Gerreyn, Geraldton Harriet Hughes, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Mia Repacholi, Souwest Jets, Leschenault Alexis Strange, Hamersley Comets, Perth/ Karratha National Netball Championships 17/U and 19/U pathway competition was held from 9 and 14 April at Jubilee Park Stadium on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.
2023 17/U STATE TEAM
Teagan Begovic, East Freo Sharks, Fremantle Sienna Birkett, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Kate Cunningham, Western Roar, Kalamunda Kianah Davey, East Freo Sharks, Fremantle Honey Harrington, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Grace Jooste - Vice Captain, Rangers, Perth Rachel Kilchenmann, Souwest Jets, Bridgetown Chloe Ramsay, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Halle Richards, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Emily Rivers, Western Roar, Perth Stephanie Towie, Hamersley Comets, Perth Clara Wigley - Captain, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Extended Squad Serian Lockwood-Jones, Hamersley Comets, Wanneroo Teddi Lowe (Injured), Western Roar, Fremantle Grace Millichamp, Souwest Jets, Leschenault Officials Guy Keane, Coach Sara Francis-Bayman, Assistant Coach Vanessa Casement, Team Manager Dan Stead, Physiotherapist
The West Australian State 17/U Team has secured bronze at the National Netball Championships in Darwin. The team finished the round-robin section in fourth place with four wins from their seven matches to set up a battle with top placed Queensland for a spot in the gold medal match. Queensland were undefeated heading into the clash with WA and took an early lead into quarter time after a couple of errors late from WA. WA fought back strongly in the second quarter to be down by one goal at half-time. However, Queensland came out firing in the third scoring five goals in a row to put pressure on the WA team. WA lifted in the last quarter and outscored the Queenslanders 11-5 to force the game into extra time. Nothing separated the sides after extra time, the match continued until one of the teams led two goals, and it was Queensland who rebounded a missed shot from WA and score off their centre pass to win the match. The following day, WA faced off against Victoria for bronze and didn’t let the disappointment of the Queensland loss affect them. They jumped the Vics to lead by six goals at the first break off the back of converting five of eight positive gains. The team looked composed and experienced in the second half especially when Victoria made changes in an attempt to disrupt the West Australians’ play. When challenged the WA side rose to the challenge to come away eight-goal winners to secure the Bronze Medal.