Classic form
Team tryout registration form
Representative tryouts turn on two things a club usually finds out too late: what the player can safely do on the day, and whether the family has understood what a season actually costs. This registration asks both before anybody puts a bib on. It is a classic form, so a parent can see the health grid, the costs and both signatures on the one screen.

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Every field, and what it collects
The complete field list, in the order respondents meet it.
- Player nameNameRequired
- Date of birthDateRequired
- Age division for 2027DropdownRequired
- Options: 12 Years, born 2015 · 13 Years, born 2014 · 14 Years, born 2013 · 15 Years, born 2012 · 17 Years, born 2010 or 2011 · 19 Years, born 2008 or 2009
- Current clubShort textRequired
- SchoolShort text
- Team and grade played last seasonShort textRequired
- First choice positionDropdownRequired
- Options: Goal Shooter · Goal Attack · Wing Attack · Centre · Wing Defence · Goal Defence · Goal Keeper
- Second choice positionDropdown
- Options: Goal Shooter · Goal Attack · Wing Attack · Centre · Wing Defence · Goal Defence · Goal Keeper · Happy anywhere on court
- Parent or guardian completing this formNameRequired
- MobileShort textRequired
- EmailShort textRequired
- A second number, in case the first one does not answer on a SundayShort text
- Health questionsRating grid
- Statements:
- Does the player have a health condition that affects taking part in sport, such as asthma, anaphylaxis, diabetes or epilepsy?
- Do they have a current or previous injury that could affect them at a tryout, for example knee, ankle, shoulder or back?
- Do they take medication routinely, or carry emergency medication such as an inhaler or an auto injector?
- Have they had a head knock or a diagnosed concussion in the past twelve months?
- Are they currently cleared by a doctor to play netball?
- If you answered yes to any of those, tell us moreLong text
- I understand and acceptMultiple choiceRequired
- Options: The $30 nomination fee is not refundable, including if the player does not attend · Levies for 2027 will be $780 to $1,050, with the uniform bought separately · The player will attend both sessions, or send the selectors written reasons beforehand · The player is not named in a representative squad at another association · Withdrawing after selection without accepted written reasons makes the player ineligible to trial for eighteen months
- ConsentMultiple choiceRequired
- Options: I consent to the player named above taking part in both trial sessions · They are medically fit to take part, and I will tell the club straight away if that changes · I authorise club officials to arrange first aid or ambulance transport if I cannot be reached, and I accept the cost · I have read the club's parent and spectator code of conduct
- Signed by the parent or guardianSignatureRequired
- Signed by the playerSignatureRequired
The player
Parent or guardian
Health
What nominating commits you to
Consent and signatures
What makes this form work
The cost of selection is a tick box, not a footnote
Five statements covering the non refundable nomination, the levy range, the uniform, attendance at both sessions, and the eighteen month penalty for walking away after selection. Families read them because they have to tick them, and a club stops losing players in March.
A five row grid replaces a page of medical questions
Conditions, injuries, medication, concussion history and current clearance sit in one block with a yes and a no column. It takes fifteen seconds, and the single follow up box below catches the detail that actually matters from the handful of families it applies to.
Two signatures, two different promises
The parent consents to treatment and accepts the costs. The player commits to turning up and to the code of conduct. Splitting them is the difference between a consent form and an agreement, and it costs one extra box on the screen.
Questions people ask
What does a tryout registration need that a season registration does not?
Position preferences, a recent grading history the selectors can read, and the health picture for one afternoon rather than a whole season. It also needs the money conversation, because a family that discovers the levy in March is a family that withdraws in March and leaves a squad short.
Why use a grid for the health questions?
Five yes or no rows in one grid read faster than five separate questions and are answered more honestly, because nobody feels singled out by a page of medical boxes. One follow up box underneath collects the detail from whoever answered yes, which is usually two families out of forty.
Should the player sign as well as the parent?
For a junior, yes. The parent consents and accepts the costs, and the player signs to say they will turn up to both sessions and behave. Two separate signature boxes make that difference visible, and a fourteen year old signing their own commitment takes it more seriously than one their parent signed for them.
How do I handle a player coming back from concussion?
Ask about the last twelve months, then say plainly that written clearance from a doctor must arrive before the first session and be carried on paper. The point of the question is not to exclude anybody, it is to make sure the letter is in a bag rather than in an email nobody can open courtside.
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