Queensland Gems
The Queensland Gems represent the state at Marie Little Shiels, a national tournament for women with intellectual disabilities
Play Netball
Participation opportunities for people with disability promotes social inclusion and disability pride.
Netability
Netability is an inclusive netball program for people with a disability. The program provides participants an opportunity to play netball in a fun, safe and inclusive environment. The program was first established at Metropolitan District Netball Association since 1984.
Unified Netball
Unified Netball is a new competition within Netball Queensland. During game play, teams of 10 will require 4 players with a disability and 3 partner athletes (Players without a disability) on the court. A maximum of one partner (player without a disability) is allowed in each third of the court where possible.
Modified Rules
Modified Netball Rules, also known as the Blue Band Initiative, has been introduced across Netball in Queensland to create a more inclusive and accessible game for all. These rules are tailored to suit individual players, ensuring everyone can participate in a safe, fair, and meaningful way.
Hit the Dot and Netball Queensland have teamed up to provide people with Disabilities to play netball, improve fitness, become a part of a team and learn life skills.