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Camberwell Youth Sports Clubs Rely on Two Key Parks and Schools

Venues such as Highfield Park and Anderson Park, along with school programs, sustain clubs including Camberwell Dragons Basketball, Camberwell Sharks and Camberwell Netball Club.

By Camberwell Sport Desk · Published 25 July 2026

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Junior Touch and Tackle Rugby Union programs for ages 4-15 rely on dedicated local parks for training and matches, forming a core part of youth sports infrastructure in Camberwell.

Rugby Training and Match Venues

Training sessions take place at Highfield Park while games are held at Anderson Park. These venues provide the space needed for regular sessions across the age range, allowing consistent participation without reliance on distant facilities.

Basketball and Netball Club Requirements

Camberwell Dragons Basketball fields two Youth League teams in the Big V competition. Camberwell Netball Club runs teams from Year 3 to Open levels and maintains a waiting list for all age ranges. Both organisations depend on access to suitable indoor and outdoor courts to operate their programs year-round.

Football Club Scale and Facilities

Camberwell Sharks fields more than 30 teams in the Yarra Junior Football League, including eight full girls teams, and serves over 650 players aged 8-17. The club’s size illustrates the demand placed on available ovals and training grounds across the area.

Primary School After-School Programs

Camberwell Primary School runs Sportwise and Soccerwise sessions for students from prep to Grade 6. These cover soccer, basketball, tennis, AFL and cricket, using school grounds to extend sports access beyond regular club structures.

The range of clubs and programs shows how existing parks and school sites support broad youth participation. Over 650 players registered with Camberwell Sharks alone indicates the volume of activity these venues accommodate.

Residents seeking to join can contact the individual clubs or the school directly for current availability and registration details.

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