In Senior Netball, each team is allowed to have a maximum of 7 players on the court at any given time.

A Senior Netball game consists of four quarters, each lasting 15 minutes, for a total duration of 60 minutes.

The primary objective of a Senior Netball player is to score goals by throwing the ball through the opposing team's goal ring.

The Goal Shooter is responsible for scoring goals by throwing the ball through the opposing team's goal ring.

The Goal Keeper is responsible for defending the goal ring and preventing the opposing team from scoring goals.

The Wing Attack is responsible for passing the ball to teammates and creating scoring opportunities.

The Center is responsible for intercepting the ball from the opposing team and creating turnovers.

The Wing Defense is responsible for intercepting the ball from the opposing team and creating turnovers.

The Goal Defense is responsible for defending the goal ring and preventing the opposing team from scoring goals.

The Goal Attack is responsible for scoring goals by throwing the ball through the opposing team's goal ring.

In Senior Netball, a player is allowed to take a maximum of one step while holding the ball.

If a player steps out of bounds with the ball in Senior Netball, a turnover is awarded to the opposing team.

If a player holds the ball for more than three seconds in Senior Netball, a turnover is awarded to the opposing team.

If a player obstructs an opposing player in Senior Netball, a free pass is awarded to the opposing team.

If a player commits a dangerous or violent act in Senior Netball, a red card is shown to the player, resulting in their expulsion from the game.