History of Mandurah Netball Association
Mandurah Netball Association began through the hard work and determination of the original Life members. Along with many
other hard-working people, these ladies are the founders of Mandurah Netball Association. The current board and
committee members endeavours to continue their hard work for the netball community of Mandurah.
We started with two grass courts on the foreshore where the Mandurah Tourist Information Center is today.​ We moved to
Thomson Street with a few bitumen courts, which were quickly increased, toilet facilities shared with the footy boys, and a
shed to sell lollies and drinks from. Through the hard work and dedication of past committees, volunteers and members,
they built a much nicer and larger place to play netball.​
Today we have 10 plexipave courts, an equipment shed, shelters, change rooms, toilet block and office. The hall and our courts,
although built by MNA originally, are now maintained and rented for use by the City of Mandurah. Many other community
groups use the hall so they too benefit from the hard work of our past committees, volunteers, and members. ​
At present, we have well and truly outgrown our current facility. A needs assessment and feasibility study began in
2022 to identify MNA's current and future needs. It has been identified that a new facility of 20 - 25 courts is needed to
cover our current and medium to long term future needs.
At the beginning of 2025, the Labor Government pledged $20 millions dollars towards a new netball facility in Mandurah.
Though a site to built the new facility has not been confirmed, this is a very exciting development for the future of
netball in Mandurah and the Peel Region.