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‘Huge mistake’: Players rally around axed Fever skipper as new Super Netball deals roll in

The Super Netball contract period is officially open, with all 80 full-time spots across the eight clubs up for grabs. Get all the latest netball news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportmail. Sign up now!!! Fox Netball brings you the latest contract news and updates. The Adelaide Thunderbirds have […]

By deepak · August 16, 2026 · 2 min read

The Super Netball contract period is officially open, with all 80 full-time spots across the eight clubs up for grabs.

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Fox Netball brings you the latest contract news and updates.

The Adelaide Thunderbirds have confirmed a second triple-premiership star is departing, with midcourter Tayla Williams opting not to accept a new deal with the club.

Williams, who made her debut during the COVID hub in Queensland, has been a club mainstay and served as vice-captain this season.

But limited court time has seen the talented 26-year-old accept a new deal elsewhere – with that club to be announced this week.

“I’ll always be incredibly grateful to Tania, Cathy and the broader Thunderbirds team for giving me an opportunity to play SSN,” she said.

“It has been an absolute privilege to wear the pink dress, and I’ll always be incredibly proud of what we’ve been able to achieve.

“I’ll forever be grateful for my time and have a special place in my heart for this club.”

Melbourne Mavericks: Jamie-Lee Price (2028), Amy Parmenter (2028), Tara Hinchliffe (2027)

NSW Swifts: Paige Hadley (2027), Helen Housby (2027), Tayla Fraser (2027)

OUT: Grace Nweke, Sharni Lambden, Teigan O’Shannassy

Sunshine Coast Lightning: Ava Black (2028), Donnell Wallam (2027), Liz Watson (2028)

West Coast Fever: Alice Teague-Neeld (2027), Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard (2027)

Clubs can re-sign their players from 2026: Between now and Sunday, August 16

Source: Read the original article on www.foxsports.com.au