What sports can I play at SportUP Carina?

You can play social netball at SportUP Carina in Carina, Brisbane. Each runs as a 12-week season with one game a week. Browse the current comps and nights for this venue at our booking page.

Can I join at Carina without a team?

Yes. Register as an individual and SportUP places you on a team with other solo players at SportUP Carina, so you do not need to know anyone. Individuals pay $225 for the 12-week season, with no weekly fees.

How much does it cost to play at Carina?

You pay one season fee for a 12-week season, with no weekly fees. Individuals are $225 a season. Teams secure their spot with a deposit and split the fee. See current prices for SportUP Carina at our booking page.

What happens if it rains?

Games usually go ahead. SportUP only cancels for safety reasons and lets your team know as early as possible. See the wet weather policy at sportup.com.au/wet-weather for how cancelled games are handled.

📍 Carina · Brisbane

Social sport in Carina

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Multiple outdoor courts at the Brisbane State High School sporting complex in Carina, with parking and toilets onsite. Take a look, then here's how to find us.

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Multiple outdoor courts ☀️ Outdoor 🅿️ Parking available 🚻 Toilets onsite

What's at this venue

Games are played on the outdoor courts at the Brisbane State High School sporting complex in Carina. A premium setup with parking and toilets onsite.

Multiple outdoor courts

A premium location with several outdoor courts.

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Outdoor

Open-air courts, so dress for the weather and bring a water bottle.

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Parking available

Parking is available at the complex.

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Toilets onsite

Toilets are available at the venue.

Where exactly?

Brisbane State High School Sporting Complex
Carina QLD 4152

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How to get here

Driving is easiest with parking onsite. There's no train in Carina, but buses run nearby.

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By car

Parking onsite

Set your GPS to the Brisbane State High School Sporting Complex, Carina.
Park onsite.
Head to the outdoor courts.

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By train

No train nearby

There's no train line in Carina. The nearest stations are a few kilometres away on the Cleveland line (around Cannon Hill and Morningside), so buses or driving are easiest.

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By bus

Buses on Old Cleveland Road

Buses run along Old Cleveland Road nearby.

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Comps at Carina

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Carina Netball

11km south from Brisbane CBD

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SportUP plays at public and private schools across Brisbane & the Gold Coast. Please arrive and leave in a timely manner through the approved entry and exit points. Arriving before or leaving after SportUP officials, drinking, littering, swearing or bringing dogs onsite is not allowed. No dogs are permitted onsite at schools.

Playing at SportUP Carina: common questions

What sports can I play at SportUP Carina?: You can play social netball at SportUP Carina in Carina, Brisbane. Each runs as a 12-week season with one game a week. Browse the current comps and nights for this venue at our booking page.
Can I join at Carina without a team?: Yes. Register as an individual and SportUP places you on a team with other solo players at SportUP Carina, so you do not need to know anyone. Individuals pay $225 for the 12-week season, with no weekly fees.
How much does it cost to play at Carina?: You pay one season fee for a 12-week season, with no weekly fees. Individuals are $225 a season. Teams secure their spot with a deposit and split the fee. See current prices for SportUP Carina at our booking page.
What happens if it rains?: Games usually go ahead. SportUP only cancels for safety reasons and lets your team know as early as possible. See the wet weather policy at sportup.com.au/wet-weather for how cancelled games are handled.