Sunshine Coast Lightning

Geva Mentor reveals the shock and sadness of her departure from Sunshine Coast Lightning, the lack of respect shown by the team's state rivals and why she chose to join Collingwood.

From the 75-year-old who'd love to be out there playing to the scientist desperate for revenge. Little separates the top five ranked nations at the Netball World Cup. But off the court there are big differences.

Karla Pretorius became the first South African to play for an Australian club in the national netball league. It’s a big achievement for someone who was told she lacked the physical attributes for success.

She was told her move home to Melbourne was the ‘stupidest decision she’d ever made’. But after a year of turmoil a family reunion has given Kelsey Browne a fresh spark.

Amid the most successful period of her career, Geva Mentor was grappling with a personal crisis. The world’s best netballer reveals why she hid it from teammates.

Domestic violence, long-distance relationships, chronic injury and serious illness are just a few of the issues covered by athletes on PlayersVoice in 2018. Here is a selection.

Sunshine Coast Lightning's Peace Proscovia was born into a poor family in the Arua District of Uganda. One day, she boarded a bus to Kampala. The woman sitting next to her handed her a sweet. It was poison.

Diamonds legends Laura Geitz and Sharni Layton are tough acts to follow. Courtney Bruce is giving it a red-hot crack, with a smile and green light from the coach.

She'll miss good times in the dressing rooms, but not a certain teammate's Celine Dion obsession. As Susan Pettitt looks back at a stellar 17-year netball career, this is what she will and won't be sad to leave behind.

No question. This was the greatest ever season of Suncorp Super Netball. These are our favourite quotes from Suncorp Super Netball players in 2018, as first told right here on PlayersVoice.