The two-day event finished in notable fashion as King's Christian College engineered a stunning late fightback in the Cup Division to force overtime against Moreton Bay College, before finding another gear in extra time to claim the gold medal 32-27.
King's Harlow Faaee was named Grand Final MVP for her composure and impact throughout the contest, while Canterbury College secured bronze.
In the Boys division, Mt Maria College held their nerve in a tense gold medal match to defeat Chanel College 26-23, with Mt Maria's Beck Galvin named Boys Grand Final MVP for his outstanding performance. Townsville's Kirwan State High School claimed bronze with a hard-fought 30-28 victory over Marsden State High School.
The Shield division gold medal match featured Palm Beach Currumbin State High School dominating from start to finish, overpowering Canterbury College 34-9 to claim the crown. Palm Beach's Alyssa Lateo was named Grand Final MVP for her commanding display, while St Stephen's College rounded out the podium with bronze.
Adding further significance to the occasion, Queensland Premier David Crisafulli was on hand for the medal presentation, reiterating his government's strong support for netball's inclusion in the Brisbane 2032 Olympic program - a commitment warmly received by the players, coaches and families gathered at Nissan Arena.
The Vicki Wilson Championship was presented thanks to the University of Queensland.
NQ partners Tribal Sport, HART Sport, McDonald's, Ray White, Fulton Hogan and Containers For Change were onsite and activating throughout the event.
