The Melbourne Vixens, representing Netball Victoria in the Suncorp Super Netball League, take great pride in their identity as a resilient club with an illustrious history of achievements.
Established in 2008 through the merger of the Melbourne Phoenix and Melbourne Kestrels netball clubs, the Vixens secured championship titles in 2009 and 2014 during their tenure in the former national league.
In the Suncorp Super Netball, the Vixens clinched their inaugural championship in 2020 but faced a challenging season the following year, finishing in last place.
However, their struggles were short-lived, as they claimed the minor premiership in 2022, showcasing their remarkable talent and setting the stage for another strong performance in 2023.
| Year Established | 2008 |
| Premierships | 2009; 2014; 2020 |
| Home Stadiums | John Cain Arena |
| Official Colours | Jade, Crimson and Navy |
| 2023 Final Placing | 4th |
| Coach 2023 | Simone McKinnis |
| Assistant Coach 2023 | Di Honey |
Team List 2023
2023 Melbourne Vixens – Suncorp Super Netball
| Player | Positions |
|---|---|
| Kate Moloney | C, WD |
| Liz Watson | WA, C |
| Emily Mannix | GK, GD |
| Jo Weston | GD, GK, WD |
| Mwai Kumwenda | GS, GA |
| Kate Eddy | WD, GD, GK |
| Rahni Samason | GS, GA |
| Hannah Mundy | WA, C, WD |
| Kiera Austin | GA, GS, WA |
| Olivia Lewis | GD, GK |
| Kimberly Borger | GA, GS |
Melbourne Vixen Training Squad 2023
| Player | Positions |
|---|---|
| Emily Andrew | GS, GA |
| Ruby Barkmeyer | GA, GS |
| Maggie Caris | GK, GD |
| Gabby Coffey | GD, GK |
| Sharni Lambden | WD, C, GD |
Melbourne Vixens Team Stats for 2023
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Melbourne Vixens Team list for 2024
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