Sarah Klau remains in Australia’s Constellation Cup squad after assault plea
The Guardian Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 22, 2026, 3:37 AM
Last updated Sep 22, 2026

Sarah Klau has been named in Australia’s 14-player Constellation Cup squad, despite pleading guilty to assault after an incident involving a security guard in June. The NSW Swifts player received sanctions from Netball Australia for breaching its code of conduct. Australia is set to travel to Auckland to face the Silver Ferns in October, where Klau will participate in the competition. This decision reflects the ongoing efforts by Netball Australia to address player conduct issues while maintaining competitive integrity.
- •Sarah Klau pleaded guilty to assault in June.
- •She is part of Australia's Constellation Cup squad.
- •Netball Australia imposed sanctions on Klau.
- •Australia will compete against the Silver Ferns in October.
- •Klau plays for the NSW Swifts.
- 3:37 AMThe Guardian Sport — Diamonds netballer Sarah Klau named in Constellation Cup squad after pleading guilty to assault
"NSW Swifts player pleaded guilty to kicking a security guard in June Australia travel to Auckland to face Silver Ferns in October Diamond’s netballer Sarah Klau has kept her spot in Australia’s Constellation Cup squad after pleading guilty to assault earlier this month. Klau was included in the Diamonds’ 14-player squad named on Tuesday, less than a week after Netball Australia (NA) imposed sanctions on the goalkeeper for breaching its code of conduct. Continue reading...
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