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Get Involved in Umpiring

"Umpiring can be exciting, challenging, rewarding and gives you a greater understanding of the game. It is a life skill you can receive many rewards from. Our oldest umpire is over 80 and still enjoying officiating our matches."

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The first step to becoming an umpire is to contact your Club Umpire Coordinator.

Your Club Umpire Coordinator will introduce you to the HATs “Have-A-Try” program.

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You will require:

  • a whistle

  • the Netball Australia Official Rules of Netball rule book

  • a white shirt and skirt or white dress (boys to wear white shirt and shorts)

 

You will be required to:

  • Attend a “Fundamentals of Umpiring” session, usually held on the first Saturday of the season

  • Over time, complete the 2 online prerequisites for obtaining your C badge –

    • Rules of Netball Theory Examination (formerly known as Section 1 Umpire Theory Exam) – must obtain a 70% plus pass mark.  

    • Foundation Umpire Education Course (formerly known as the Level 1 Umpires Course).  

 

To complete the online e-learning go to the Netball Learning Centre.  Once you have logged in you can find the online courses by following these steps

  • Select the “Learnings tab” then “Online Learning”

  • Hit the “Browse Available Courses” button

  • Search for “theory”  in the “search catalogue” field for the Rules of Netball Theory Examination

  • Search for “foundation umpire” in the “search catalogue” field for the Foundation Umpire Education Course

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Please contact the Whitehorse Umpires Coordinator if you need further information or assistance.

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Rules of Netball

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An updated copy of the Rules of Netball and other resources, is available here. Alternatively, if you ever have any questions or need to clarify a rule, view the Online Rule Book or email – umpires@whitehorsenetball.org.au

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There have been changes made to the rules for 2024 set to come into place January 1. To read about the updated rules click here.

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Whitehorse Netball Association acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of the land. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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