Vipers Netball Club

Our club's constitution can be viewed here: Vipers Netball Club Constitution 2024

• Team Selection Policy - Competitive Division
• Team Selection Policy - Non-competitive Division
• Pick up and Drop off Procedure
• Vipers Social Media Policy

Disclaimer - The Vipers Netball Club requires a medical certificate / note to allow a player to return to game participation (once a player has received the needed treatment).  Members need to discuss their return to play with the coach / manager prior to participating in practice and/or games. 

• Complaint Form
• Report Form
• Netball Australia Member Protection Policy
• Netball Australia Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy
• Netball Australia: Netball Integrity Policy Framework, Conduct & Disciplinary Policy
• Guidelines for the Management of Sports Related Concussion in Netball

In addition to the Viper's Policies and Procedures, we also abide by the rules and regulations stipulated by Downey Park Netball Association. Please see below:

• Club Manual 2025

• DPNA Club Liaison (Yellow Vest) – Duties and Responsibilities 2025

• DPNA Parent/Guardian Code of Behaviour
• Administrator Code of Behaviour
• Bench Officials Code of Behaviour
• Coach Code of Behaviour
• General Code of Behaviour
• Junior Player Code of Behaviour
• Senior Player Code of Behaviour
• Media Code of Behaviour
• Spectator Code of Behaviour
• Umpire Code of Behaviour

Downey Park Netball Association encourages good behaviour through the “Positive or Pointless campaign. The basic principles reinforced through Positive or its Pointless are:
●    Sport for children is a vital part of their growing up,
●    Children like to win, but more importantly, they want to have fun,
●    Parents need to set the right example at the sports ground, not just at home,
●    Parents should be proud of their child’s effort, irrespective of the result, and
●    Sport is important to children’s self-esteem.
 
More information can be found at http://www.playbytherules.net.au/