Umpire Theory Program - Summer 2026/27


Location
Adelaide Wildcats Netball Club, York Avenue & Princes Parade, Clovelly Park York Avenue & Princes Parade, Clovelly Park , SA
About
Umpire Theory Session
Want to better understand the rules of netball or feel more confident stepping onto court?
Whether you’re a player, parent, coach, new umpire or simply keen to learn more, this session will help build your knowledge and confidence in a relaxed environment.
📅 Sunday 18 October 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Adelaide Wildcats Courts, Clovelly Park
York Avenue & Princes Parade
The session will cover netball rules and umpiring fundamentals through an interactive theory session, with a small practical component on court.
✨ Ideal for:
Anyone considering joining our Green Shirt Umpire Program
Players wanting to better understand umpiring decisions
Parents and coaches wanting to improve their rule knowledge
New or developing umpires
Anyone wanting the confidence to assist on the backup umpire roster
No previous umpiring experience is required.
Attending doesn’t commit you to becoming an umpire — it’s simply a great opportunity to learn more about the game and be better prepared if you decide to give umpiring a go.
Want to better understand the rules of netball or feel more confident stepping onto court?
Whether you’re a player, parent, coach, new umpire or simply keen to learn more, this session will help build your knowledge and confidence in a relaxed environment.
📅 Sunday 18 October 2026
⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Adelaide Wildcats Courts, Clovelly Park
York Avenue & Princes Parade
The session will cover netball rules and umpiring fundamentals through an interactive theory session, with a small practical component on court.
✨ Ideal for:
Anyone considering joining our Green Shirt Umpire Program
Players wanting to better understand umpiring decisions
Parents and coaches wanting to improve their rule knowledge
New or developing umpires
Anyone wanting the confidence to assist on the backup umpire roster
No previous umpiring experience is required.
Attending doesn’t commit you to becoming an umpire — it’s simply a great opportunity to learn more about the game and be better prepared if you decide to give umpiring a go.