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2021 Fixture Brought to You By 2021 FIXTURE BROUGHT TO YOU BY ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 3 ROUND 4 SAT 1 MAY 3.00PM SAT 8 MAY 3.00PM SAT 15 MAY 3.00PM SAT 22 MAY 3.00PM VIXENS V FEVER GIANTS V MAGPIES MAGPIES V THUNDERBIRDS MAGPIES V FIREBIRDS John Cain Arena, Melbourne Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney TBC TBC SAT 1 MAY 7.00PM SAT 8 MAY 6.00PM SAT 15 MAY 7.00PM SAT 22 MAY 6.30PM MAGPIES V LIGHTNING FEVER V SWIFTS LIGHTNING V FEVER THUNDERBIRDS V FEVER John Cain Arena, Melbourne RAC Arena, Perth USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide SUN 2 MAY 1.00PM SUN 9 MAY 1.00PM SUN 16 MAY 1.00PM SUN 23 MAY 1.00PM FIREBIRDS V SWIFTS VIXENS V LIGHTNING SWIFTS V VIXENS LIGHTNING V SWIFTS Nissan Arena, Brisbane John Cain Arena, Melbourne Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast SUN 2 MAY 2.30PM SUN 9 MAY 3.00PM SUN 16 MAY 5.00PM SUN 23 MAY 3.00PM THUNDERBIRDS V GIANTS FIREBIRDS V THUNDERBIRDS GIANTS V FIREBIRDS VIXENS V GIANTS Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide Nissan Arena, Brisbane Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney John Cain Arena, Melbourne ROUND 5 ROUND 6 ROUND 7 ROUND 8 SPLIT ROUND SAT 29 MAY 3.00PM SAT 5 JUN 3.00PM SAT 12 JUN 3.00PM SAT 19 JUN 3.00PM FIREBIRDS V VIXENS MAGPIES V FEVER GIANTS V LIGHTNING SWIFTS V FIREBIRDS Nissan Arena, Brisbane John Cain Arena, Melbourne Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney SUN 30 MAY 12.30PM SAT 5 JUN 7.00PM SAT 12 JUN 6.30PM SUN 20 JUN 1.00PM THUNDERBIRDS V LIGHTNING VIXENS V THUNDERBIRDS THUNDERBIRDS V SWIFTS GIANTS V THUNDERBIRDS Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide John Cain Arena, Melbourne Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney Adelaide SUN 30 MAY 3.00PM SUN 6 JUN 1.00PM SWIFTS V MAGPIES GIANTS V SWIFTS SUN 13 JUN 1.00PM SAT 26 JUN 3.00PM Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney FIREBIRDS V FEVER LIGHTNING V MAGPIES Nissan Arena, Brisbane USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast MON 31 MAY 6.00PM SUN 6 JUN 3.00PM FEVER V GIANTS LIGHTNING V FIREBIRDS MON 14 JUN 12.00PM SUN 27 JUN 11.00AM RAC Arena, Perth USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast MAGPIES V VIXENS FEVER V VIXENS John Cain Arena, Melbourne RAC Arena, Perth ROUND 9 ROUND 10 ROUND 11 ROUND 12 SAT 3 JUL 3.00PM SAT 10 JUL 3.00PM SAT 17 JUL 3.00PM SAT 24 JUL 3.00PM SWIFTS V FEVER VIXENS V SWIFTS FIREBIRDS V MAGPIES LIGHTNING V THUNDERBIRDS Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney John Cain Arena, Melbourne Nissan Arena, Brisbane USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast SAT 3 JUL 7.00PM SAT 10 JUL 6.00PM SAT 17 JUL 6.00PM SAT 24 JUL 6.00PM FIREBIRDS V GIANTS FEVER V LIGHTNING FEVER V THUNDERBIRDS FEVER V MAGPIES Nissan Arena, Brisbane RAC Arena, Perth RAC Arena, Perth RAC Arena, Perth SUN 4 JUL 1.00PM SUN 11 JUL 12.30PM SUN 18 JUL 1.00PM SUN 25 JUL 1.00PM LIGHTNING V VIXENS THUNDERBIRDS V FIREBIRDS SWIFTS V LIGHTNING VIXENS V FIREBIRDS USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney John Cain Arena, Melbourne SUN 4 JUL 2.30PM SUN 11 JUL 3.00PM SUN 18 JUL 5.00PM SUN 25 JUL 3.00PM THUNDERBIRDS V MAGPIES MAGPIES V GIANTS GIANTS V VIXENS SWIFTS V GIANTS Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide TBC Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney ROUND 13 ROUND 14 FINALS SERIES PLEASE NOTE SAT 31 JUL 3.00PM SAT 7 AUG 3.00PM SEMI FINALS • All times are shown in GIANTS V FEVER LIGHTNING V GIANTS SAT 14 AUG / SUN 15 AUG local time. Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney USC Stadium, Sunshine Coast • Suncorp Super Netball SAT 31 JUL 7.00PM SAT 7 AUG 7.00PM PRELIMINARY FINAL fixture current as at FIREBIRDS V LIGHTNING SWIFTS V THUNDERBIRDS SUN 22 AUG 9 March 2021. Nissan Arena, Brisbane Ken Rosewall Arena, Sydney • Please note fixture is subject to change without notice. SUN 1 AUG 1.00PM SAT 7 AUG 7.00PM GRAND FINAL MAGPIES V SWIFTS FEVER V FIREBIRDS SUN 29 AUG Silverdome, Launceston RAC Arena, Perth /SuperNetball SUN 1 AUG 2.30PM SUN 8 AUG 1.00PM @SuperNetball THUNDERBIRDS V VIXENS VIXENS V MAGPIES Netball SA Stadium, Adelaide John Cain Arena, Melbourne @SuperNetball SUPERNETBALL.COM.AU.
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