When you compete in an official events as part of the Australian Tour Series, you can earn points. Both you and your teammate earn the same amount of points based on the placing you achieve in the tournament.

The higher you place, the more points you'll earn. Plus, the more teams in the tournament, the more points up for grabs and as of 2024 the more top 24 players in the tournament the more points are up for grabs.

Each player has their own points so you can go on to play with the same teammate next time or compete with another teammate at your next tournament.

For more details download the official Points & National Rankings 2024/25.

To become a nationally ranked player you'll first need to become a member of the Australian Roundnet Association by joining your local club. See Clubs page.

At any point in time, the sum of your highest four scores determine your total points and therefore your ranking.

Six months after you earned your points the start reducing in value on a daily basis. Two years after you earned your points the points have no value. So you need to keep competing to stay on top!

The Points, Rankings & National Selection Committee has been tasked with selecting the Australian squad for international tournaments.

The committee will use the Australian Roundnet National Rankings and performance at recent Australian and international tournaments as part of their selection criteria. All prospective players must have also played in the Open/Women's division in at least one of the 4 Majors during the season (3 major cities + Nations) to be eligible for selection.

As team members will not only represent the Australian Roundnet Association but Australia as a nation, player conduct on and off the field is also taken into consideration.

The Committee will consider several factors when choosing the players who will receive an invitation to represent Australia. The National Rankings will factor into this consideration, however a place in the top 10 will not guarantee a spot on the Australian squad. Other strongly considered factors include recent form, character of a player to represent the ARA, team pairings and player impact on the longevity of the sport within the local and national community. 

Sydney Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Melbourne Major Winner
- Brisbane Major Co-Winner
- Sydney Major Winner
- Nationals Winner

Melbourne Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Melbourne Major 3rd place
- Brisbane Major Co-Winner
- Sydney Major Winner
- Nationals Runner-Up

Melbourne Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Melbourne Major Winner
- ARF Cup Individual Winner
- Brisbane Major Co-Winner
- Nationals Runner-Up

1. Joel Read (2211 points) (SR)
2. Hugo Ragg (2047 points) (MR)
3. Levi Geyer (2002 points) (MR)
4. Jack Briant (1842 points) (MR)
5. Stephen James (1699 points) (BR)
6. Joshua Grice (1699 points) (BR)
7. Thomas Kaldor (1650 points) (SR)
8. Henry Moffitt (1477 points) (SR)
9. Matthew Hutchinson (1420 points) (SR)
10. Murray Noble (1377 points) (SR)
11. Jonah Wise (1088 points) (MR)
12. Gustav Smit (1007 points) (BR)
13. Sam Brandon (986 points) (BR)
14. Jonathan Ryan (949 points) (SR)
15. Vincent Villahermosa (922 points) (MR)

16. Arthur Dumon (885 points) (SR)
17. Dkshesh Khajuria (878 points) (BR)
18. David Evers (861 points) (MR)
19. Alex Capp (850 points) (MR)
20. Stephen Cullen (751 points) (MR)
21. Danilo Italo (632 points) (SR)
22. Jared Mioni (553 points) (MR)
23. Ben Giddins (478 points) (SR)
24. Carl Wyrwas (399 points) (MR)
25. Mike Kennedy (392 points) (SR)
26. Marco Bestagno (369 points) (SR)
27. Tash Noble (306 points) (SR)
28. Raina Lawton (303 points) (SR)
29. Rachel Read (223 points) (SR)
30. Sajid Anower (221 points) (SR)

Sydney Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Brisbane Major Runner-Up
- Sydney Major Runner-Up
- Nationals Winner

Sydney Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Sydney Tour Stop Runner-Up
- Brisbane Major Winner
- Sydney Major Winner

Sydney Roundnet

'25/26 Notable Results
- Sydney Tour Stop Winner
- Brisbane Major Winner
- Sydney Major Runner-Up
- Nationals Runner-Up

1. Rachel Read (1470 points) (SR)
2. Raina Lawton (1458 points) (SR)
3. Tiffany Fung (1385 points) (SR)
4. Mieka Figg (1338 points) (SR)
5. Ella Kaldor (1238 points) (SR)
6. Tash Noble (1191 points) (SR)
7. Chloe Matthews (971 points) (SR)
8. Alannah Green (807 points) (SR)
9. Gemma Moore (718 points) (SR)
10. Nicole Moony (569 points) (BR)
11. Marina Thome (560 points) (SR)
12. Jojo Lu (480 points) (BR)
=13. Leoni Klarner (344 points) (GER)
=13. Kaitlyn Chu (344 points) (SR)
15. Emma Grice (340 points) (BR)