Netball
Pymble Netball: Season Reflection
As the curtain falls on our vibrant IPSHA and NetSetGo season, it is with immense pride and gratitude that we celebrate the journey, achievements, and spirit of our extraordinary Pymble Netball community. Congratulations to every player, coach, and supporter for contributing to another outstanding, inspiring term—one that shone with exceptional sportsmanship, teamwork, and steadfast dedication.
This season wasn’t just about spectacular goals and nail-biting finishes—it was about the consistent embodiment of our Pymble values: Care, Courage, Integrity, Respect, and Responsibility. Time and again, our students proved that these principles are not simply words on a page, but guiding lights at the very heart of our program. We witnessed care in every supportive word between teammates, courage in every bold play and willingness to try something new, and integrity in the honest pursuit of fair competition. Respect flourished not only in our interactions on and off the court, but also in the spirit of camaraderie shared with opposition teams and officials. Above all, the sense of responsibility shone through as our girls demonstrated commitment—from early morning trainings to the final whistle of each match.
This collective spirit has set a benchmark for what it means to belong to Pymble Netball. Thank you to all players, for your passion, perseverance, and positivity throughout this fantastic season. Let’s continue to champion one another, fuelled by the encouragement and shared values that make our community truly exceptional.
A Heartfelt Salute to Our Coaches
Behind every thriving team stands a group of exceptional coaches, and we are incredibly fortunate at Pymble to have such dedicated mentors guiding our journey. My sincerest thanks go to Charlotte Huon (Pymble alumni 2019), Layla Farook (Pymble alumni 2022), Grace Rew (2025 Year 12), Isobel Clift (Pymble alumni 2020), Samantha Connellan (Pymble alumni 2021), Holly Craig (Pymble alumni 2024), Catherine Kelly (Pymble alumni 2023), Sheridan Davies (Pymble alumni 2009), Eloise Muller (Pymble alumni 2023), Olivia Radford (Pymble alumni 2023), Alessandra Braysich (Pymble alumni 2024), and Cate Walker (Pymble alumni 2024) – the inspiring leaders of our IPSHA and NetSetGo squads. Your passion, care, and relentless commitment have been pivotal in nurturing not just players, but confident, resilient young girls.
Gratitude to Our Parents
And of course, a special thank you to our parents—for your unwavering support, encouragement, and energy. Whether you have cheered from the sidelines, driven to training, or helped with the little things behind the scenes, your role in the Pymble Netball program is truly invaluable.
As we close this chapter for 2025 and look ahead to an exciting new season next year, let us carry forward our spirit, our laughter, and the values that set us apart. We can’t wait to see you all back on court, ready to achieve and inspire once again in 2026.
IPSHA Netball Results
Grade Team A Tea
| Team | Opponent | Result |
| Pymble 1 | Tara 1 | Win |
| Pymble 2 | Abbotsleigh 3 | Win |
| Pymble 3 | Wenona 4 | Win |
| Pymble 4 | SCEGGS 3 | Win |
| Pymble 5 | Ravenswood 4 | Win |
| Pymble 6 | Wenona 7 | Win |
| Pymble 7 | Roseville 7 | Loss |
| Pymble 8 | Wenona 11 | Win |
| Pymble 8 | Roseville 9 | Win |
| Pymble 10 | Meriden 9 | Loss |
| Pymble 11 | Tara 7 | Win |
ANNUAL KNOX v PYMBLE NETBALL GAME
On Tuesday 24 June, our outstanding Year 12 Netball team took centre stage in the much-anticipated annual Knox vs Pymble Netball game. The atmosphere was electric as both teams delivered an exceptionally close and thrilling contest. In the end, Pymble emerged victorious with a nail-biting 14 to 12 win.
Thank you to Miss Megan O’Keeffe, Netball Head Coach, for coaching the team to this great victory. A special mention must go to our incredible Year 12 cheer squad, whose spirit and enthusiasm rivalled the renowned energy of the Knox supporters and band, creating a truly unforgettable atmosphere.
While the scoreboard crowned one team the winner, the true triumph of the evening was the enduring friendship and spirited competitive rivalry shared between both schools – a testament to the remarkable sportsmanship on display.
Congratulations to everyone involved for making the night such a memorable occasion!
Megan O’Keeffe, Head Coach of Netball