The Northern Football Netball League is delighted to announce a landmark multi-year partnership with Cleaning Melbourne, which will see them be the naming rights partner for the NFNL’s senior netball competition and senior netball finals series.

Additionally, Cleaning Melbourne will play a crucial role in supporting the NFNL’s Netball Representative Program, contributing to the development and success of aspiring netball athletes within the league. 

In a continued display of commitment to women’s sports, Cleaning Melbourne will maintain its prominent position as the naming rights partner of the Division 2 senior women’s football competition. This highlights their dedication to fostering inclusivity and promoting excellence across various sporting codes. 

Cleaning Melbourne has a team of professional cleaners based in Melbourne and the surrounding suburbs, offering high-quality cleaning solutions for commercial spaces. 

The Cleaning Melbourne services include office cleaning services, strata cleaning, event cleaning, car park cleaning, pressure washing, window cleaning, carpet cleaning, garden and property maintenance, and many more specialised cleaning services. 

NFNL Chief Executive Officer Martin Stillman is delighted that Cleaning Melbourne has committed to supporting the growth of our Netball and Women’s football competitions. 

“We are thrilled to welcome Cleaning Melbourne as a major partner of the NFNL’s Senior Netball Competition," he said.

“This collaboration signifies a shared commitment to the growth and success of community sports, particularly within netball and women’s football. 

“The Northern Football Netball League values longevity and enduring partnerships greatly, and we are extremely pleased to have Cleaning Melbourne on board with the league for many more years."

Cleaning Melbourne General Manager of Business Development & Marketing, Dave Florence, is just as excited to work with the league in creating this landmark partnership. 

“Cleaning Melbourne is thrilled to expand our partnership with the Northern Football Netball League, furthering our commitment to supporting women’s sports in our community,” he said.

“Our focus extends to the communities where we operate, and collaborating with the NFNL allows us to champion women’s participation in both netball and football.

“The NFNL has been a trailblazer in promoting female involvement in community sports, and we’re excited because a significant portion of our female workforce resides in and around the NFNL region.

“Moreover, our collaboration with the NFNL has strengthened our ties with key stakeholders. Recently, we’ve also joined forces with Football Victoria and the state-of-the-art Home of Matildas soccer facility, located at the La Trobe University sports fields.

“These partnerships play a pivotal role in supporting our local government partners and our communities as we work together to achieve essential objectives in promoting inclusivity in women’s sports across the region.”