After achieving her long-awaited Super Netball debut in 2026, Audrey Little will return to the Sydney Sirens as a Training Partner for the 2027 season.
The 22-year-old enters her third season with the club after joining the GIANTS ahead of the 2025 campaign.
An agile attacking midcourter known for her speed, endurance and strong work ethic, Little is a former NSW 19/U captain and has featured in both the NSW Institute of Sport and Netball Australia's talent programs.
Her persistence was rewarded in 2026 when she made her Super Netball debut during the GIANTS round 14 NSW Derby in front of a sold-out Ken Rosewall Arena.
Little said she was grateful for the opportunity to continue her journey with the club as it enters a new era.
"I'm really excited to be back for 2027," Little said.
"This program has played a huge role in my development and I'm so grateful for the opportunities I've been given over the past two years.
"We're entering a new chapter as a club and I'm grateful to be part of that journey, continuing to develop my game and contributing to the group.”
Sydney Sirens Head Coach, Nerida Stewart, said Little's journey was a testament to her commitment and perseverance.
"Audrey has worked incredibly hard for every opportunity she's received, and her journey is a great example of the value of persistence," Stewart said.
"She's continued to invest in her development throughout her time in our program, consistently bringing energy, professionalism and a willingness to learn every day.
"We're thrilled she'll continue her journey with us in 2027 and look forward to seeing her build on everything she has achieved so far."
Little joins Eva Carneiro, Matilda Fanning, Monika ‘Otai and Skye Thompson as Training Partners for the 2027 Super Netball season, who will compliment the Sydney Sirens' contracted squad of 10: Sophie Dwyer, Molly Jovic, Matisse Letherbarrow, Grace Nweke, Claire O'Brien, Erin O'Brien, Teigan O'Shannassy, Amy Sligar, Jodi-Ann Ward and Hope White.
