新西兰网球管理机构已原则同意从2027年起将国内职业联赛运营权交由企业家Anna Mowbray及其丈夫、前新西兰橄榄球运动员Ali Williams接管1。这一举措旨在引入更多商业资金和专业经营知识。
根据新安排，国家队管理、选手选拔、培养途径和社区赛事仍将由Netball New Zealand负责1。同时，ANZ超级联赛每队允许的海外选手数量已从1人增加到2人1。新西兰目前有约150,000名注册网球运动员1，为联赛运营提供了人才基础。
澳大利亚橄榄球联赛（NRL）采用工资帽制度以维持竞争平衡1，而澳大利亚足球联盟（AFL）的电视转播权为45亿澳元，NRL为53亿澳元1。
Netball New Zealand has agreed in principle to hand over management of its domestic professional league to entrepreneur Anna Mowbray and her husband Ali Williams, a former New Zealand rugby player, beginning in 2027 1. The transition represents a significant shift toward private sector involvement in operating the sport's top tier, with the aim of injecting greater commercial funding and professional business expertise into the competition 1.
Under the new arrangement, Netball New Zealand will retain control over national team management, player selection, talent development pathways, and community-level competitions 1. The ANZ Super League has already begun adjusting its structure to support professional growth, increasing the permitted number of overseas players per team from one to two 1. With approximately 150,000 registered netball players across New Zealand, the sport maintains a substantial participation base 1. The privatization model reflects broader trends in sports management, though other codes have employed different approaches—Australian rugby league uses salary caps to maintain competitive balance, while Australian football's television rights command A$4.5 billion and rugby league A$5.3 billion 1.
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