Scarlet Jauncey
- Cert 1 in Leadership
- Cert 2 in Sport and Recreation
- First Aid and CPR
- AUS Swim Teacher
- Hanging out with Friends and Family, Going to the Beach, Pilates, Walking my Dog, Cooking, Travelling, Saunas, Watching live sporting games/concerts
- Awards presentation and appearances
- Coaching
- Indigenous mentoring
- My dream is to stay connected to the First Nations space and give back to my community. I’m passionate about helping build better pathways for young First Nations netballers — creating more opportunities, support, and visibility so they can thrive both on and off the court. I want to use everything I’ve learned through sport to uplift others and help shape the next generation.
Bio
Scarlet is the Black Swans captain, a member of the Aus U21 team for the World Youth Cup and a West Coast Fever Training Partner. Busy times for the 19 year old, but a path that she walks with a calm, determined presence. Having represented WA at U17 and U 19 age levels, Scarlet was always a great physical presence on court, but she has grown into so much more than that. She has the ability to run at GD, has a strong attacking game and creates havoc for shooters over the shot and snaffles rebounds. Add in the leadership qualities that have seen her lead her nation and Scarlet is one impressive young women.
No doubt with a big future ahead of her, Scarlet remains fully focused on the future while enjoying the present and working hard to continually improve her daily habits and High Performance mindset. Scarlet loves being able to represent her family and culture and would love to inspire and be a role model for her community. An exciting prospect on the Australian Netball landscape, one to watch for the future.
