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Specialist Schools Cup brings together more than 90 teams

02 NOV 2026
Specialist Schools
More than 90 teams from 14 Netball WA Specialist Schools came together last Friday for their annual face-off, enjoying a day of competition and fun. 
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More than 90 teams from 14 Netball WA Specialist Schools came together last Friday for their annual face-off, enjoying a day of competition and fun. 

Netball WA’s Specialist Netball School Endorsement Program sets out minimum standards aligned with current pathways for athletes, coaches, umpires and officials. 

CBC Fremantle, Willetton High School and Ellenbrook Senior High School were also invited to compete in the boys division. 

Winning teams received their medals and trophy from West Coast Fever Goal Shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard. 

Results:  

Year 7 girls blue: Living Waters Yr 7.1  

Year 7 girls green: Emmanuel CC  

Year 7 girls yellow: Rockingham Yr 7.1  

Year 7 girls orange: Warwick Yr 7.2  

Year 8 girls red: Rockingham 8.1  

Year 8 girls blue: Halls Head 8  

Year 8 girls yellow: Aranmore Yr 8 

Year 9 girls blue: Emmanuel CC  

Year 9 girls orange: Melville 9  

Year 9 girls yellow: Court Grammar 4  

Year 10 girls yellow: Living Waters  

Year 10 girls red: Atwell  

Year 10 girls blue: Aranmore Yr 9/10  

Year 11 girls green: Living Waters  

Year 9/10 boys red: Willeton  

Year 9/10 boys green: Harrisdale Middle boys  

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