Melbourne Social Netball - Pascoe Vale

Last updated April 2026

Melbourne Social Netball at Cole Reserve in Pascoe Vale turns junior netball into a highlight kids actually ask to do week after week. With fast-paced mini games, colourful bibs, and coaches who cheer louder than the sidelines, it’s the junior netball club in Melbourne that keeps the smiles coming back. Sessions run after school and on Saturday mornings, giving working parents a reliable slot for ‘me-time’ while the kids burn off energy with teammates who quickly feel like family. The courts sit tucked behind the Pascoe Vale Sports Precinct, so you can duck in for a quick coffee at the neighbouring café between drop-off and pick-up. Whether your child is stepping onto the netball court for the first time or chasing their third goal-shooter position, the social vibe makes every week feel like game day without the pressure. Discover why Pascoe Vale families rate this as one of the most consistent kids activities in the area. **What to Bring** Light, layered clothing you can peel off as the afternoon heats up. Running shoes with good grip for pivoting on the hard courts. A water bottle sized for small hands. Sun hat and SPF 50+ swipe before arrival. Pack a banana or muesli bar for the car ride home. **Best Age Range** Netball Stars (5–7 years) and Netball Rookies (8–12 years) are the two streams that fill fastest, so aim for the age bracket that matches your child today. **Good to Know** Registration opens online two weeks before each new term—sign up early to secure the time slot you want. Casual trial sessions are $15 per child if you’d like to test the vibe before committing. Collect your bib and lanyard from the carpark table at 4:45 pm weeknights or 8:45 am Saturdays. Weekend courts can echo with bounce-pass sounds from 9 am sharp—arrive by 8:30 am to park near the netball courts. **Nearby** Grab a post-game snack at The Coffee Nook in Pascoe Vale or let the kids run off extra energy at the playground at Wills Reserve in Glenroy. **Tips From Other Parents** Bring a small towel for post-game wipe-downs—hard courts + fast feet = dusty shins. Arrive five minutes early on your first night; coaches often have a quick warm-up drill to show newcomers the ropes. If your child is nervous about missing a session, email the coordinator—they’ll pair them with a buddy before the whistle blows.