The two-day event will be held on September 18 to 19, with HDNA set to showcase its new courts and updated facilities to visiting school communities.
Open to primary school children in Years 4-6, the Primary Schools Cup gives girls and boys the opportunity to represent their schools and play netball in a fun, safe and inclusive environment.
HDNA President Megan Elliot said the association was excited to host the event.
“HDNA is delighted to be hosting the 2027 NQ Primary Schools Cup and looks forward to welcoming schools from across Queensland to the Gold Coast,” Elliot said.
“We are incredibly excited to showcase our new courts and updated facilities. Hosting an event of this calibre is something our entire community can be proud of.
“We can’t wait to make everyone feel welcome, supported and part of the HDNA family.”
The event brings together players, umpires, coaches, teachers, volunteers and spectators, with school pride and team spirit at the heart of the experience.
For Hinterland, the 2027 tournament will be an opportunity to share its facilities and community spirit with schools from across the state.
