The Nasinu Netball Association recently wrapped up round five of its competition at the Multipurpose Court in Laucala, drawing a commendable participation of 13 teams. The association’s vice president, Emily Bryson, emphasized the organization’s commitment to fostering unity and player development across all age groups this season.
Bryson highlighted that the association aims to empower young players through comprehensive coaching and mentorship, while also promoting values such as teamwork and respect. The initiative seeks to uplift clubs by using netball as a means of positive change, striving to create an inclusive and enjoyable environment for all participants.
The results from the matches included notable performances such as Smallville defeating Y-Seven 34-21 and Nadera Mystics narrowly winning against Angels with a score of 15-14 in the senior grades. In the Princess grade, Black Canary overcame Nadera Rubies 19-5, and in the Bulikula grade, Nadera Crystals won against Black Canary 15-6. The masters grade saw Covenant Gold prevail over Sekoula with a score of 20-14.
Reflecting on prior competitions, the association has witnessed an encouraging increase in the enthusiasm and competitive spirit among players and supporters alike, reminiscent of trends noted in similar leagues, such as the Suva Netball Association. The introduction of various age categories has not only expanded participation but has also created a robust platform for player development, signaling a hopeful future for netball in the region.
Overall, the community’s involvement and the dedication from teams are essential elements contributing to the ongoing success and positive trajectory of netball in Fiji. The Association continues to provide a meaningful avenue for youth to engage in sports, steering them towards personal growth and community cohesion.
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