More than 40 players from the Netball Super League (NSL) and NXT Gen League have been selected to represent their nations at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
The Games officially begin with the Opening Ceremony on 23 July, while the netball competition gets underway on 25 July. The tournament opens with Scotland taking on New Zealand, featuring several NSL and NXT Gen players.
Athletes from the NSL and NXT Gen League will represent England, Jamaica, Northern Ireland, Scotland, South Africa, and Wales, highlighting the strength and depth of talent across both competitions.
Team England
- Halimat Adio – London Pulse
- Imogen Allison – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Amy Carter – AO Manchester Thunder*
- Eleanor Cardwell – AO Manchester Thunder*
- Funmi Fadoju – London Pulse
- Nat Metcalf – AO Manchester Thunder
- Lois Pearson – AO Manchester Thunder*
- Jayda Pechová – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Jess Shaw – Loughborough Lightning
- Liv Tchine – London Pulse
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
Jamaica
- Rhea Dixon – Nottingham Forest Netball
- Brie Grierson – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Azara Wilmot – London Mavericks NXT Gen
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
Northern Ireland
- Niamh Cooper – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Shelly Magee – Birmingham Panthers
- Evelyn McCagherty – Nottingham Forest Netball NXT Gen
- Orlaith Rogers – NIC Leeds Rhinos NXT Gen
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
Scotland
- Emma Barrie – Birmingham Panthers NXT Gen
- Cerys Cairns – London Mavericks NXT Gen
- Iona Christian – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Cerys Finn – AO Manchester Thunder*
- Hannah Leighton – Nottingham Forest Netball
- Niamh McCall – LexisNexis Dragons
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
South Africa
- Khanyisa Chawane – LexisNexis Dragons
- Jamie Golob – London Mavericks
- Kamogelo Maseko – London Pulse
- Sammy Ngubane – Birmingham Panthers
- Nicola Smith – AO Manchester Thunder*
- Rolene Streutker – Nottingham Forest Netball*
- Sanmarie Visser – NIC Leeds Rhinos
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
Wales
- Vicky Booth – LexisNexis Dragons
- Bethan Dyke – LexisNexis Dragons
- Nansi Kuti – LexisNexis Dragons NXT Gen
- Zoe Matthewman – LexisNexis Dragons NXT Gen
- Leah Middleton – LexisNexis Dragons
- Caris Morgan – LexisNexis Dragons NXT Gen
- Megan Pilkington – Nottingham Forest Netball NXT Gen
- Georgia Rowe – LexisNexis Dragons
- Poppy Tydeman – Team Bath NXT Gen
- Phillipa Yarranton – LexisNexis Dragons*
- Lowri Windsor – Team Bath NXT Gen
*Confirmed for the 2027 season.
With more than 40 NSL and NXT Gen players set to compete in Glasgow, the 2026 Commonwealth Games will showcase some of the league’s finest established stars alongside the next generation of international talent. Fans can look forward to seeing familiar faces represent their countries as they battle for Commonwealth glory.
