New Zealand’s netball stars are preparing for another major international challenge, with the Silver Ferns setting their sights on success at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
The squad is entering the next phase of preparations with confidence following strong performances on the international stage and a renewed focus on reclaiming Commonwealth Games supremacy.
Netball New Zealand says the team is building momentum as it prepares to face some of the world’s strongest netball nations, including traditional rivals Australia, England, Jamaica and South Africa.
The Silver Ferns have a proud history at the Commonwealth Games, winning gold medals in Manchester, Melbourne and Delhi, while also securing silver and bronze medals in recent campaigns.
Coaches and management believe the current group has the depth, experience and emerging talent required to challenge for the podium in Glasgow. A strong domestic competition and a growing pipeline of young players are expected to bolster New Zealand’s chances.
The Glasgow Games will provide another opportunity for the Silver Ferns to showcase their skills on the international stage while inspiring the next generation of netball players across Aotearoa.
Netball remains one of New Zealand’s most successful and widely played sports, with strong participation rates among rangatahi and communities throughout the country.
As preparations intensify over the coming months, the Silver Ferns are focused on fine-tuning combinations, building consistency and ensuring they arrive in Scotland ready to compete for gold.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games are expected to attract some of the world’s best netball talent, setting the stage for another fiercely contested tournament.
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