Mornington Peninsula Shire is excited to announce the opening of the new Marna Reserve netball courts in Dromana.
The $530,000 upgrade of the Marna Reserve netball courts is now complete and open to sporting clubs and the community.
Marna Reserve is home to Dromana Netball Club and Dromana Football and Netball Club.
Mornington Peninsula Shire funded the new netball courts in Council's 2020–21 Budget as part of the Sports Capacity Plan.
Four outdoor courts have been renovated into two new netball courts to ensure they comply with Netball Victoria standards with improvements to the lighting, fencing and surrounding landscaping and paving.
The renewal of the Marna Reserve netball courts will provide safe and compliant courts of a higher training standard for use by the Dromana Netball Clubs and broader community.
Quotes attributable to Mayor Councillor Despi O'Connor:
"I am excited to announce the opening of the upgraded netball courts at Marna Reserve in Dromana for use by our sporting clubs and community members."
Quotes attributable to Seawinds Ward Councillor Antonella Celi:
"The refurbishment of the netball courts at Marna Reserve, Dromana is welcome news. I look forward to the players training on high quality courts and bring on those home wins."
Quotes attributable to Seawinds Ward Councillor Debra Mar:
"It's fundamental we provide and maintain all sporting facilities and I'm proud the Shire has constructed two upgraded courts that meet Netball Victoria standards".
Quotes attributable to Seawinds Ward Councillor Kerri McCafferty:
"The courts are a great initiative and will enhance social connections and contribute to the health and wellbeing for so many in our community."
Picture: Councillor Debra Mar, Mayor Despi O'Connor, Councillor Antonella Celi, Mark Stahel, Matthew Ashdown, Gayle Collery, Matthew Ingram, Laura Hopkins, Sam Polatidis, Belinda Ingram, Daniel Garrood, Andrew McNaughton and Tony Serte at Marna Reserve netball courts
