The match could feature Fever stars Alice Teague-Neeld, Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard and Kadie-Ann Dehaney, alongside WA pathway athletes Courtney Bruce and Sophie Garbin as well as former Fever Goal Attack Shanice Beckford.
The series will mark the first time the Diamonds and Sunshine Girls have competed in a standalone series since 2011 and the first Test match at RAC Arena since October 2024.
The series begins in Adelaide on Thursday, 5 February, with the final match taking place on Wednesday, 11 February at John Cain Arena in Melbourne.
Origin Australian Diamonds head coach Stacey Marinkovich said the Jamaica Series was important in the team’s preparation for upcoming international events.
“We haven’t faced the Jamaican brand of netball since the World Cup, so we are very much looking forward to going up against their fast, physical and elusive style of play. It is exactly the type of challenge our group needs heading into 2026,” Marinkovich said.
“As the final test series before the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, it gives us the chance to come together and take our learnings from our recent international series and continue the build and gain momentum ahead of the Commonwealth Games.”
Tickets for the 2026 Jamaica Series go on sale Monday, 8 December via Ticketek. Presale for Netball Nation subscribers will be on Monday, 8 December with General Public tickets to go on sale Tuesday, 9 December.
