Greater Brisbane Netball League (GBNL)
QC 2027 GBNL Trials
u16 and u18 - trials will be held in November 2026
u23 and Opens - trials will be held in January/February 2027
Dates and full details of trials will be announced shortly!
2026 GBNL Grand Final Winners!
Congratulations to our u23 Green Team on taking out the grand final win in GBNL's u23 Div 2. Finishing the season as Minor Premiers being first on the ladder and winning 14 out of 15 games across the season, these ladies have had an amazing season and QC is incredibly proud of each and every member of this team.
2024 GBNL Grand Final Winners!
An amazing team effort throughout the season has resulted in a fantastic grand final win for Coach Jodie Garrity and her U16 Black GBNL team Division 3 GBNL.
2022 GBNL Grand Final Winners!
Our Opens fought through their 2022 season, finishing third on the ladder and taking out Cornubia Park in the Semi Final. They went head to head with Downey Park in the Grand Final with the whole of our QC Family watching. Our Opens took the lead by 10 for the majority of the game…but the gap starting closing. With only one goal in it, in the last few minutes…our QC defenders were able to deny all attempts at goal and raised the roof off Nissan Arena when the final whistle blew. QC are the winners!
What a Season, What a Grand Final, What a team!
What is GBNL?
The Greater Brisbane Netball League (GBNL) began in 2021, replacing the Queensland Premier League Zone 6 competition.
The GBNL competition consists of women's age groups u16, u18, u23 and Opens.
Games are played at Nissan Arena, home of Netball Queensland and the Queensland Firebirds.
Thursday nights - Opens & u23
Friday nights - u16 & u18
Season Details
Our training season typically commences late January, with trainings being Tuesday evenings at Downey Park Netball Courts.
Strength and conditioning sessions for GBNL players are held on Monday evenings (TBC)
If you have any questions please email our Coaching Convenor: coaching.convenor@qcna.org.au.
QC Netball Association would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we train, compete and play.
The people, who have cared for this country from the first sunrise and for every sunrise after.
We recognise their enduring connection to the land, waters, and sky, and their continued role as the custodians of these lands, to this day.
We honour the rich tradition, of gathering in this place, we embrace the talents of the community, those that came before us and those that light the way.
We are committed in the journey of reconciliation through our sport with respect for this beautiful country, and honouring its First People.