Satellite Cup is back for 2023 !!​​​​​​​

Singlet Orders Close 9th October 2023​​​​​​​

Registrations Close 9th October 2023 - if you wish to register late please email ndot@netballtaranaki.org.nz

If you are interested in coaching for one of the five satellites for Satellite Cup 2023 click the button below.

Satellite Cup


Play, Explore, Develop 

The Satellite Cup Program provides progressive development stages for players. The emphasis is on playing, exploring and developing both fundamental movement and basic Netball skills, as well as providing games for the player.​​​​​​​

Purpose 

To provide more opportunities to a broader base of players to further develop their skills and inspire a lifelong love of the game.

  • We provide this program to all Yr 6 - Yr 13 and an opportunity for players to develop and extend their skills and develop them, while encouraging team culture, hauora, and player engagement.
  • This is a 6-week Program including a Satellite Cup Tournament Day at the end. Satellite Cup will be delivered by coaches that are on the NNZ Community Coach pathway.

Eligibility

Registration based

Open to everyone yr 6 - 13

Age criteria

Programme details

6-week program during Term 4

One afternoon per week for 1.5 hour session

No cap on numbers; based on coach to player ratio

Exclusive Satellite Cup Singlets are included (to keep)

Equipment provided​​​​​​​

All session times across all satellites are 4.00pm – 5.30pm

Session Dates

Hawera

Starting date: Monday 30th October 2023

Every Monday

Last session: Monday 4th December 2023

New Plymouth

Starting date: Tuesday 31st October 2023

Every Tuesday

Last session: Tuesday 5th December 2023

Stratford

Starting date: Wednesday 1st November 2023

Every Wednesday

Last session: Wednesday 6th December

Inglewood

Starting date: Thursday 2nd November 2023

Every Thursday

Last session: Thursday 7th December 2023


Satellite Cup Tournament Day 

Sunday 10th December to be held at Waiwhakaiho courts in New Plymouth.


Satellite Cup Singlets

All singlets will be ready for pickup at their satellites