Gold Industry Group WANL

The GIG WANL Season has concluded for 2025.

Trials for 2026 GIG WANL Teams can occur approximately 1 week post season, For information on trials please visit each Clubs website or social pages. 

WANL FUTURES
All WANL Clubs must adhere to the Futures “Letter of Offer” Window: Monday 13 October - Monday 3 November (Post State Cup).

Find out everything you need to know ahead of the season, including the all important Ins and Outs in the 2025 edition of the GIG WANL Season Guide.

The League launched in 1989 as the Gold Netball League, with six metropolitan and 12 country regions. During the initial years, all matches were played in a home and away series, and all players and officials were required to play for the region of their residence. Netball WA celebrated 25 years of the League in 2014.

In 2015, following extensive community consultation, the competition underwent a name change to the West Australian Netball League. The League consisted of eight regions (five metropolitan and three country), with 22 teams across three divisions – League, Reserves and 18U.

In 2018, Netball WA introduced a Men’s Division, with four teams competing, namely, the West Coast Warriors, Perth Lions, South East Demons and Wheatbelt Flames. The West Coast Warriors would go on to be crowned premiers.

2018 also marked the most significant change in the competition’s history. While celebrating its 30th anniversary, Netball WA sought out up to eight new WANL clubs to compete in a revamped format, with seven clubs awarded a licence to compete in the 20U and League divisions, while four of those seven will compete in the Men’s division.

In 2019, following a record $5 million partnership deal between the Gold Industry Group and Netball in WA, the competition was rebranded to the Gold Industry Group West Australian Netball League.

All participants must adhere to the GIG WANL Participation Agreement which is acknowledged in PlayHQ upon registering to the competition

Howden is the appointed insurance broker partnered with Netball Australia to arrange tailored insurance protection with relevant insurers. (This is for PlayHQ registered participants).

Note: Individuals are to complete and submit the form. WANL Clubs can sign the declaration by Netball Australia Club Team Manager/Official. 

In-line with Netball WA’s major partner Healthway and Netball WA Health Guidelines, this is a drug, smoke, vaping and alcohol-free event. No drugs, smoking, vaping or consumption of alcohol is permitted anywhere in or around the venue.

Netball WA  reserves the right to deny entry to, or ask any persons suspected to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol to leave the premises.

Netball WA  reserves the right to deny entry to, and/or ask any spectator/s or participant/s who is found to be aggressive and/or use verbal or physical abuse, against any Netball WA  staff member, workforce, spectator/s or participant/s, to leave the grounds for either part of, or the duration of the Competition.

Please note that participant behaviours during a game will be dealt with under the World Netball "Rules of Netball" 2024 edition and managed by umpires under the appropriate game management protocols.

The full 2025 Final Leaderboard for the Jill McIntosh Medal

19	Caitlyn	Brown	Roar
14	Chelsea	Bartlett	Roar
14	Sophie	Eastaugh	Sharks
13	Sloan	Burton	Comets
13	Chelsea	Meade	Demons
13	Scarlet	Jauncey	Warriors
12	Belinda	Lowe	Lightning
11	Liz		Dronfield	Comets
11	Jessica	Penny	Sharks
9	Georgia	Morgan	Comets
9	Georgia	Pitt		Demons
9	Kasey	Ridout	Sharks
8	Montana	Turnbull	Demons
8	Chelsea	Cook	Lightning
8	Jamaica	Jauncey	Warriors
7	Jasmah	Haywood	Comets
7	Georgia	Ettridge	Demons
7	Hayley	Evans	Demons
7	Charlotte	Moreschini Lightning
7	Sophia	Lamers	Roar
6	Tayla	Styles	Rangers
6	Gardenia	Asiata	Warriors
5	Sydney	Rafferty	Jets
5	Emily	Smith	Lightning
5	Cleo		Kenny	Roar
5	Maya	Kenny	Roar
5	Numi	Tupaea	Sharks
5	Honey	Harrington Warriors
4	Clara	Wigley	Comets
4	Chanel	Gomes	Demons
4	Emily	Cramond	Rangers
4	Grace	Jooste	Rangers
4	Zoey		Baxter	Roar
4	Zoe		Cransberg Roar
4	Hana	Stokes	Warriors
3	Emma	Cosh	Comets
3	Holly	Denholm	Demons
3	Georgia	Bertolami	Jets
3	Alexandra Holdcroft	Jets
3	Marene	Peyper	Lightning
3	Emily	Dwyer	Warriors
2	Madeleine Ash		Comets
2	Ella		Taylor	Comets
2	Meg		Gallager	Demons
2	Abbey	Hanley	Demons
2	Meretini	Fuimaono	Jets
2	Isabel	Spry		Jets
2	Rebecca	Nitschke	Lightning
2	Asha	Parsons	Roar
2	Lily		Anderson	Sharks
2	Kathryn	Byrne	Sharks
2	Liza		Ball		Warriors
2	Taylor	Finch	Warriors
1	Kate		Bunten	Demons
1	Kelsey	McPhee	Demons
1	Rylee	Hall		Jets
1	Marlee	Hedley	Lightning
1	O'Shairn	Vale		Lightning
1	Laura	Jenour	Rangers
1	Olivia	Doyle	Rangers
1	Maddie	Hunter	Roar
1	Jessica	Repacholi	Sharks
1	Indiana	Squiers	Sharks
1	Tierrah	Miller	Warriors
1	Kalyssa	Rasmussen Warriors