Netball World Cup 2015 - Silver Ferns Media Guide

Netball World Cup SYDNEY 2015

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5 Media Contacts 5 Broadcast Information 6 Venue Map 7 Silver Ferns Media Opportunities 39 Sponsors 40 NZ Umpires 41 Silver Ferns History 42 World Rankings 43 NWC History

9 Connect With Us 11 Competition Schedule 12 Draw 15 Head-to-Head Stats 21 Silver Ferns Team 34 Silver Ferns Management 44 World Netball Championship Placings 45 Through the Years 58 Test Match History 67 Silver Ferns Captains and Coaches

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MEDIA CONTACTS Silver Ferns Kerry Manders – Netball NZ Head of Marketing and Communications +64 21 410 970 Amy Wadwell - Netball NZ Communications and Online Manager +64 21 523 561 For all interview requests for the Silver Ferns players and/or management please contact Kerry.

Netball World Cup Alice Wheeler – Media Operations Manager alice.wheeler@nwc2015.com.au + 61 4 18 961 184 Angela Colless – Marketing and Communications Manager Angela.colless@nwc2015.com.au +61 4 06 992 583

Photography Official Photographer: Silver Ferns MBPHOTO Michael Bradley, info@mbphoto.co.nz

all Silver Ferns matches are live on SKY Sport 4

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Media Information netball world cup sydney 2015

Silver Ferns MEDIA OPPORTUNITIES All Silver Ferns matches will be played at Allphones Arena at Sydney Olympic Park

Post-match Mixed Zone media opportunities will be available after all Silver Ferns Test Matches after Pool Play.

Daily media updates will be sent out. For more information please email mediainfo@netballnz.co.nz

Monday 3 August Auckland International Airport Interviews and visuals Media Access: 10:00am Sydney International Airport Interviews and visuals Flight NZ719 Media Access: 2:45pm

Tuesday 4 August Novotel, Sydney Olympic Park Interviews and visuals Media Access: 11:00–11:30am

Wednesday 5 August NWC2015 Captains Call Luna Park, 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point, 6:00pm Media opportunities will be available from Thursday 6 August – Sunday 16 August. Details will be confirmed each day. For further information, please call Kerry Manders on +64 21 410 970.

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Connect with us

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During NWC2015, SilverFerns.co.nz will be your one-stop-shop for everything Silver Ferns.

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Competition Schedule Preliminary Rounds: Days 1, 2, 3, 4 Pool A: Pool B: Pool C: Pool D:

Australia, New Zealand, Barbados and Trinidad & Tobago England, Jamaica, Scotland, Samoa Malawi, South Africa, Singapore, Sri Lanka Fiji, Wales, Uganda, Zambia

Qualification Rounds: Days 5, 6, 7, 8 Top 2 from each pool to 1st eight & Bottom 2 from each pool to 2nd eight

= = First eight – Round Robin format Second eight – Round Robin format Pool E, A1, B2, C1, D2 Pool G, A3, B4, C3, D4 Pool F, A2, B1, C2, D1 Pool H, A4, B3, C4, D3 Top 2 teams from each Pool into semis 12 teams compete in play-offs

Day 9 E3 v F4 E4 v F3

Day 10 G1 v H2 G2 v H1

G3 v H4 G4 v H3

Depending on win/loss, teams heading into Placing Games

5th/6th 7th/8th 9th/10th 11th/12th 13th/14th 15th16th Bronze Medal Match for 3rd/4th Gold Medal Match for 1st/2nd

Semi-Finals Semi-Final 1 E1 v F2 Semi-Final 2 F1 v E2 Winners head to World Cup Final Losers head to Minor Final, Bronze Medal Match

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Draw Preliminary Round Matches Day One: Friday 7 August Allphones Arena

AEST Time 10:50am 12:50pm 2:50pm 4:50pm 7:00pm 9:05pm

NZ Time 12:50pm 2:50pm 4:50pm 6:50pm 9:00pm 11:05pm

Pool B C B A Opening Ceremony A

Team 1 Jamaica Malawi England New Zealand

Team 2 Samoa South Africa Scotland Barbados

Australia Fiji Singapore Uganda

Trinidad & Tobago Wales Sri Lanka Zambia

AEST Time 11:20am 1:20pm 3:20pm 5:20pm 7:20pm

NZ Time 1:20pm 3:20pm 5:20pm 7:20pm 9:20pm

Pool D A A B C

Team 1 Fiji New Zealand Australia England Malawi Scotland South Africa

Team 2 Uganda Trinidad & Tobago Barbados Jamaica Sri Lanka Samoa Singapore

AEST Time 10:20am 12:20pm 2:20pm 4:20pm 6:20pm

NZ Time 12:20pm 2:20pm 4:20pm 6:20pm 8:20pm

Pool D A B B C

Team 1 Wales Trinidad & Tobago Australia England Malawi

Team 2 Zambia Barbados New Zealand Samoa Singapore

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Day Two: Saturday 8 August Allphones Arena

Netball Central

Day Three: Sunday 9 August Allphones Arena

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Day Four: Monday 10 August Allphones Arena

AEST Time NZ Time 12:20pm 2:20pm 3:20pm 5:20pm 5:20pm 7:20pm 7:20pm 9:20pm

Pool C D D B

Team 1 South Africa Fiji Wales Jamaica

Team 2 Sri Lanka Zambia Uganda Scotland

Qualification Round Matches Day Five: Tuesday 11 August

AEST Time NZ Time Pool Team 1 Allphones Arena 10:20am 12:20pm Qualification Round Match

12:20pm 2:20pm Qualification Round Match

2:20pm 4:20pm Qualification Round Match

4:20pm 6:20pm Qualification Round Match

6:20pm 8:20pm New Zealand

8:20pm 10:20pm Australia Netball Central Two Qualification Round Matches

Team 2

Day Six: Wednesday 12 August

AEST Time NZ Time Pool Team 1 Allphones Arena 10:20am 12:20pm Qualification Round Match

12:20pm 2:20pm Qualification Round Match

2:20pm 4:20pm Qualification Round Match

4:20pm 6:20pm Qualification Round Match

6:20pm 8:20pm New Zealand

8:20pm 10:20pm Australia Netball Central One Qualification Round Match

Team 2

Day Seven: Thursday 13 August AEST Time

Team 2

Allphones Arena

2:20pm 4:20pm 6:20pm 8:20pm

NZ Time 4:20pm 6:20pm 8:20pm 10:20pm

Pool Team 1 Qualification Round Match Qualification Round Match Qualification Round Match Qualification Round Match

TBC TBC

TBC TBC

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Day Eight: Friday 14 August Allphones Arena

AEST Time 12:20pm 2:20pm 4:20pm 6:20pm 8:20pm

NZ Time 2:20pm 4:20pm 6:20pm 8:20pm 10:20pm

Pool Team 1 Qualification Round Match Qualification Round Match Qualification Round Match New Zealand Australia

Semi-Finals & Play Offs Day Nine: Saturday 15 August Allphones Arena

AEST Time 10:00am 12:10pm 2:20pm 4:30pm

NZ Time 12:00pm 2:10pm 4:20pm 6:30pm

Pool Play-off Match Semi-Final 1 Semi-Final 2 Play off Match Play-offs Four Play-off matches

NZ Time 10:50am 1:00pm 3:10pm 5:20pm

Pool Placing Game Placing Game Bronze Medal Match (3 & 4) GOLD MEDAL MATCH (1 & 2) Closing Ceremony Placing games Four placing games

Netball Central

Finals & Placing Games Day Ten: Sunday 16 August Allphones Arena

Netball Central

AEST Time 8:50am 11:00am 1:10pm 3:20pm

Team 2

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NEW ZEALAND

AUSTRALIA

121 Played 45 Won 2 Drawn

121 74 2

37% % Wins

61%

6 Consec Wins 10

67 goals, 21 July 2007

Highest Score

68 goals, 21 October 2012

11 goals, 20 August 1938 Lowest Score

27 goals, 14 August 1948 27 goals, 1 February 1985 27 goals, 3 February 1985

31 goals, 28 August 1948

25 goals, 29 October 2005

Biggest Win

Previous 5 Meetings

2014 Australia 58 d New Zealand 40 3 August (CWG XX) Australia 59 d New Zealand 42 2 October Australia 49 d New Zealand 40 8 October

Australia 47 d New Zealand 34 11 October

Australia 51 d New Zealand 47 15 October

Winning Margins

24 Between 1 and 5 goals

9 6 and 10

11 11 and 20

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NEW ZEALAND

Head-to-head

New Zealand v

Barbados

BARBADOS

13 Played Won 13 Drawn 0 100% % Wins 13 Consec Wins

13 0 0 0% 0

97 goals, 10 October 2010

Highest Score

45 goals, 13 July 2003

41 goals, 23 August 1979

Lowest Score

19 goals, 18 December 1970

75 goals, 10 October 2010

Biggest Win

Previous 5 Meetings 2002 New Zealand 87 d Barbados 35 New Zealand 84 d Barbados 22 2003 New Zealand 84 d Barbados 45 2005 New Zealand 77 d Barbados 21 2010 New Zealand 97 d Barbados 22

Winning Margins – Between 1 and 5 goals – 6 and 10 1 11 and 20 1 21 and 30 5 31 and 40 6 41+

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NEW ZEALAND

ENGLAND

84 Played Won 78 Drawn 2 93% % Wins 41 Consec Wins

84 4 2 5% 1

78 goals, 7 July 2001

Highest Score

47 goals, 14 July 2001

23 goals, 1 February 1985

Lowest Score

19 goals, 1 February 1985

48 goals, 7 July 2001

Biggest Win

Previous 5 Meetings 2012 New Zealand 57 d England 46 New Zealand 49 d England 32 2014 New Zealand 35 d England 34 England 42 d New Zealand 38 New Zealand 52 d England 38

Winning Margins 8 Between 1 and 5 goals 14 6 and 10 24 11 and 20 22 21 and 30 8 31 and 40 2 41+

5 goals, 13 May 2007

25 October 20 January 2 August (CWG XX) 28 October 31 October

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ENGLAND

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New Zealand v

JAMAICA

JAMAICA

49 Played Won 45 Drawn 2 92% % Wins 17 Consec Wins

49 2 2 4% 1

80 goals, 12 July 2007

Highest Score

63 goals, 12 July 1991

32 goals, 10 May 1996

Lowest Score

20 goals, 1967

Biggest Win

9 goals, 2002

48 goals, 1990

Previous 5 Meetings 2010 New Zealand 58 d Jamaica 35 New Zealand 62 d Jamaica 40 New Zealand 59 d Jamaica 43 2014 New Zealand 52 d Jamaica 46 New Zealand 50 d Jamaica 42

Winning Margins 10 Between 1 and 5 goals 4 6 and 10 13 11 and 20 13 21 and 30 3 31 and 40 2 41+

18 August 21 August 12 October (CWG) 17 January 30 July (CWG)

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TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

20 Played 18 Won 1 Drawn

20 1 1

90% % Wins

5%

9 Consec Wins 1 77 goals, 29 September 1999

Highest Score

53 goals, 1992

29 goals, 1978 Lowest Score

23 goals, 1963 23 goals, 2011

1 goal, 1988

52 goals, 6 July 2011

Biggest Win

Previous 5 Meetings 1992 New Zealand 52 d Trinidad & Tobago 42 7 April

New Zealand 57 d Trinidad & Tobago 47 11 April

New Zealand 57 d Trinidad & Tobago 53 16 April 1999 New Zealand 74 d Trinidad & Tobago 41 29 September (WC 10) 2011 New Zealand 75 d Trinidad & Tobago 23 6 July (WC 13)

Winning Margins

6 Between 1 and 5 goals

3 6 and 10

4 11 and 20

3 21 and 30

1 31 and 40

1 41+

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SILVER FERNS TEAM PLAYER

POSITIONS

HEIGHT

BIRTH DATE

Jodi Brown

GA, GS

1.85m

6 May 1981

Kayla Cullen

WD, GD, C

1.85m

13 February 1992

Leana de Bruin

GD, GK

1.90m

9 July 1977

Shannon Francois

C, WA

1.78m

12 October 1990

4 October 2013

Katrina Grant

GK, GD, WD

1.86m

6 May 1987

20 September 2008

Phoenix Karaka

GK, GD

1.86m

6 November 1993

Casey Kopua (c)

GK, GD

1.88m

19 June 1985

14 November 2005

Laura Langman (vc)

C, WA, WD

1.73m

16 April 1986

12 March 2005

Bailey Mes

GS, GA, WA

1.87m

27 May 1989

14 October 2012

Malia Paseka

GS, GA

1.83m

23 September 1994

23 July 2015

Grace Rasmussen

WA, GA, C

1.77m

18 March 1988

7 August 2010

Maria Tutaia

GA, GS

1.88m

18 February 1987

13 November 2005

COACH ASSISTANT COACH SILVER FERNS TEAM MANAGER LEAD PHYSIOTHERAPIST PERFORMANCE ANALYST Strength and Conditioning Team Doctor

Waimarama Taumaunu MBE Vicki Wilson OAM Esther Molloy Sharon Kearney Dr Bobby Willcox Stephen Hotter Dr Mark Fulcher

CAPS*

TEST DEBUT

12 July 2003

3 October 2011

26 February 2003

20 January 2014

*Caps as at 29 July 2015

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Casey Kopua (c)

Nee Williams

Positions: GK, GD HeigHt: 1.88m DoB: 19 June 1985 test CaPs: 90 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 2 (2007, 2011) silver Ferns squaD: 2004–2015 DeBut: 14 November 2005 v Barbados, in Jamaica

An in-circle defender of outstanding quality, Kopua received the ultimate accolade in 2009 when assuming the Silver Ferns captaincy at the relatively young age of 24.

The long limbed defender first burst onto the scene w hile still at school in 2003 and was named in the Silver Ferns squad the following year. She made her senior international debut on the end of season tour to Jamaica in 2005.

During 2014, Kopua captained the Silver Ferns for a record 62nd time, eclipsing Lyn Gunson’s long-held record of 61 Tests as captain.

Kopua has brought a strong work ethic to the Netball court, is fiercely proud and loyal to the core. Setting the on-court standards with her strength in the air, through-court carries, ability to make an intercept out of nothing and single-mindedness, others feed off Kopua’s sheer determination - a captain who leads by example.

Kopua was awarded an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit for her services to Netball in the Queen’s Birthday Honours in 2011.

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Laura Langman (Vc) Positions: C, WA, WD HeigHt: 1.73m DoB: 16 April 1986 test CaPs: 119 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 2 (2007, 2011) silver Ferns squaD: 2004–2015 DeBut: 12 March, 2005 v England in Auckland

Dynamic midcourter Laura Langman debuted for the Silver Ferns in 2005. She has gone on to fashion an enviable record, including an incredible unbroken run of 116 Tests since making her debut.

Langman is renowned for her high work rate and energy levels. Her athleticism and never-say-die attitude have often proved game-changing attributes.

A senior member of the Silver Ferns and capable of playing all three midcourt positions, Langman is blessed with dazzling speed and athleticism, the super-talented athlete being renowned for her all-round abilities on both attack and defence.

Widely admired, Langman is a key member of the Silver Ferns leadership team and vice-captain.

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Jodi Brown Positions: GA, GS HeigHt: 1.85m DoB: 6 May 1981 test CaPs: 53 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 2 (2003, 2007) silver Ferns squaD: 2002–2007, 2012–2015 DeBut: 12 July 2003 v Niue, in Jamaica

Standing the test of time, shooter Jodi Brown has defied the odds several times in continuing a remarkable international career which started in 2003.

Brown possesses an unflappable temperament in the heat of battle, her calmness being one of her defining trademarks. Equally adept at both shooting positions, Brown’s playmaking skills shine from goal attack with her innate ability to set up play.

After stepping aside from international Netball in 2007 to start a family, the mother of two made a remarkable return to international Netball five years later and continues to be a vital piece of the Silver Ferns puzzle.

Instinctive court craft, ball skills, perception and ability to orchestrate attacking momentum are key attributes in Brown’s impressive armoury.

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Kayla Cullen Positions: WD, GD, C HeigHt: 1.85m DoB: 13 February 1992 test CaPs: 19 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2011-2015 DeBut: 3 October 2011 v England in Auckland

Kayla Cullen was always earmarked for a bright Netballing career but has had to overcome major injury hurdles before being able to fully leave her mark, despite her tender years.

Taking the traditional route to the Silver Ferns after progressing through the NZ Secondary School ranks and the NZU21 Squad, Cullen was just 19 when she made her Silver Ferns debut in 2011.

A major knee injury in 2013 on the eve of the World Youth Cup ruled her out for 12 months and curtailed her progress. Her comeback season in 2015, highlighted by some stellar performances, proved the talented athlete was back to her best.

Speed off the mark, ability in the air and genuine athleticism have made Cullen a versatile player. Strong defensive qualities combined with an attacking flair make her equally comfortable at either wing or goal defence.

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Leana de Bruin Positions: GD, GK HeigHt: 1.90m DoB: 9 July 1977 test CaPs: 126 (92 NZ, 34 South Africa) (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 4 (1999 Sth Africa; 2003, 2007, 2011 NZ) silver Ferns squaD: 2002–2008, 2010–2015 DeBut: February 2003 v England, in England

The Silver Ferns defender began her international career in South Africa where she amassed 34 Test Caps for her country of birth.

Moving to New Zealand in 2000, where she progressed to the Silver Ferns squad two years later, she has since chalked up over 100 international caps between her country of birth and her adopted home.

Standing at 1.90m, de Bruin is naturally athletic, her mobility, strength in the air and long reach being the perfect assets for a top line defender.

With World Championship and Commonwealth Games titles to her name, de Bruin has carved her name in the annals of New Zealand’s Netballing history as one of the great defenders to take the court in the black dress.

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Shannon Francois Positions: C, WA HeigHt: 1.78m DoB: 12 October, 1990 test CaPs: 17 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2013–2015 DeBut: 4 October 2013 v Australia in Adelaide

Hard-working midcourter Shannon Francois got her break for higher honours in 2012 when called into the Silver Ferns squad as cover. She quickly made her mark with her speed and fitness levels.

Named in the Silver Ferns team for the Australian leg of the 2013 Constellation Cup fixtures, Francois earned her fi rst Cap against the Au stralian Di amonds in the third Test Match in Adelaide.

Francois was selected to tour the UK as part of a 12-strong Silver Ferns team in January 2014 and selection for the Silver Ferns team for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow duly followed.

Francois is renowned for her strong work and training ethic and covers plenty of ground on court. A no-frills type of player, Francois is a whole-hearted performer who can match it with the best through her dogged determination, relentless commitment and ability to execute.

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Katrina Grant Positions: GK, GD HeigHt: 1.86m DoB: 6 May 1987 test CaPs: 67 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 1 (2011) silver Ferns squaD: 2008–2015 DeBut: 20 September 2008 v Australia, in Auckland

Katrina Grant has built an impressive record in the Silver Ferns after being one of a number to progress to the senior ranks from the 2005 World Youth Cup-winning New Zealand U21 team.

Grant is an astute reader of the game on defence, capable of making her presence felt in an aerial contest as well as the close-marking situation.

She presents all the hallmarks required of an in-circle defender with the ability to switch from a tight marking situation to a hunting role. Ever-alert to intercept opportunities, Grant’s reliable hands and quick feet give her a strong presence when turning defence into attack.

The athletic and versatile defender can seamlessly switch between the two in-circle defensive positions, as well as cover wing defence where her speed off the mark and awareness of defending space are valuable assets.

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Phoenix Karaka Positions: GK, GD DoB: 6 November 1993 HeigHt: 1.86m test CaPs: 5 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2014–2015 DeBut: 20 January 2014 v England, in London

Phoenix Karaka has all the hallmarks of a quality, young defender.

Able to move comfortably between the two in-circle defensive positions, Karaka is developing into a classy defender with her athleticism, tight marking, ability in the air and sense of awareness for the intercept.

Rising through the New Zealand U21 and NZ Secondary Schools teams, Karaka was injected into the Silver Ferns travelling squad for the tour to the United Kingdom in 2014, making her Silver Ferns debut with a cameo appearance in the final minute of the Test Match against England.

She was also given the opportunity to take the court in the three exhibition matches against the Scottish Thistles and England A, and gained further experience when included in the Silver Ferns tour to Fiji in early 2015.

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Bailey Mes Positions: GS, GA, WA HeigHt: 1.87m DoB: 27 May, 1989 test CaPs: 15 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2012-2015 DeBut: 14 October 2012 v South Africa, in Adelaide

A bundle of energy and athleticism, Bailey Mes made her Silver Ferns debut in 2012 against South Africa.

Impressing selectors during the national trials that year, Mes was the bolter in the squad and went on to play Tests in the midcourt and the shooting circle.

A ruptured ACL dashed her chances of Silver Ferns selection in 2013 but she bounced back to regain selection the following year and was a key performer in the FAST5 Ferns successfully defending their FAST5 Netball World Series title.

A dynamic player, Mes has reverted to the shooting circle in recent times where her out-and-out athletic ability sets the platform.

Fleet-footed and possessing an impressive standing jump, the 186cm Mes has all the necessary attributes to make a quality shooter.

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Malia Paseka Positions: GA, GS HeigHt: 1.83m DoB: 23 September, 1994 test CaPs: 2 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2015

A rare talent with all the hallmarks of a quality player, 20-year-old shooter Malia Paseka’s short career has already made significant strides.

Born in Auckland, Paseka spent 10 years in Sydney, Australia, when her family moved across the the Tasman. In 2013 moved back to New Zealand, and made her debut in the ANZ Championship.

2013 proved a defining y ear f or t he n atural p laymaker, w ho w ent o n t o p lay a n influential role in the NZ U21 team’s standout win against Australia in the final of the World Youth Cup. Later that year, Paseka was named as one of four training partners to accompany the Silver Ferns on their tour of England and Scotland.

Adept at both shooting roles, Paseka is an outstanding athlete, her great elevation, aerial skills, sure hands and feet and easy shooting style providing all the necessary attributes to make a significant impact on the game.

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Grace Rasmussen Positions: WA, GA HeigHt: 1.77m DoB: 18 March, 1988 test CaPs: 20 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: Debut silver Ferns squaD: 2009–2013, 2014–2015 DeBut: 7 August 2010 v Samoa, in Wellington

Always a player of enormous potential, Grace Rasmussen’s influence in the pivot’s position of wing attack has reached new heights.

Growing consistency in her all-round play where Rasmussen’s specialities are quickness off the line, silky feeding skills, a high work rate and determined defensive efforts, have combined to produce an accomplished and clever wing attack.

Rasmussen cut her teeth in international Netball at the 2005 World Youth Cup as part of the winning New Zealand U21 team.

In 2009, Rasmussen travelled to England as a training partner for the Silver Ferns, and was included in the Ferns squad soon after.

Of Samoan origin, it was a special moment for Rasmussen to make her Silver Ferns’ debut against Samoa in Porirua in 2010. She had frequent court time at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi on the way to New Zealand’s gold medal l win.

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MarIa tu aIa Positions: GA, GS HeigHt: 1.88m DoB: 18 February 1987 test CaPs: 94 (as at 29 July 2015) WorlD CuP attenDanCe: 2 (2007, 2011) silver Ferns squaD: 2005–2015 DeBut: 13 November 2005 v Jamaica, in Jamaica

A naturally gifted shooter, Maria Tutaia has been a mainstay of the Silver Ferns for over a decade.

One of the most feared shooters in world Netball with her uncanny skill of being able to convert shots from all points of the circle, Tutaia made her debut for the Silver Ferns in 2005. That same year she was part of the World Youth Cup-winning New Zealand U21 team.

Earmarked as a quality performer from a young age, the stylish Tutaia had made significant strides by the time she reached 20, becoming a regular in the Silver Ferns starting line-up by the end of 2006.

Tutaia’s game has continued to flourish, maturity and a wealth of experience adding to her considerable skill set. A graceful athlete, Tutaia has continued to evolve, her repertoire growing alongside her general attacking and defensive games.

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WAIMARAMA TAUMAUNU MBE Coach A top class defender during her playing career, former Silver Ferns captain Waimarama Taumaunu has a strong Netball pedigree across all facets of the game, forging a unique resume as a widely respected player, coach and administrator.

Taumaunu represented the Silver Ferns from 1981-91 which included winning gold at the 1987 World Championships before hanging up her bib and becoming immersed in other aspects of the sport.

Taumaunu’s early coaching stints were with the Wellington provincial team and the PIC club in the national league, her teams clinching both titles in 1996. Her early Silver Ferns coaching aspirations were put on hold when Taumaunu accepted the position of National Performance Director of the All England Netball Association from 19982003. It was the first time a New Zealander had been hired on a fulltime contract to run Netball in another country.

Taumaunu got her first taste of international coaching as the assistant for England at the 2003 World Championships before returning home. She had stints as the NZA team coach and two terms as Silver Ferns assistant coach 1997-1998, and 2008-2011 before assuming the head coaching role at the end of 2011.

Taumaunu was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire for services to Netball in the 1992 New Year Honours and was inducted into the New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.

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Vicki Wilson OAM Assistant Coach Former Australian captain Vicki Wilson was appointed to the Silver Ferns assistant coaching role in 2013.

A standout shooter during a stellar international career, Wilson was first selected in the Australian team in 1985, remarkably holding down her spot for the next 15 years. In that time, she earned 104 Test Caps, three World Championship gold medals and one Commonwealth Games gold medal. She was awarded the Order of Australia medal in 1992.

Since retiring in 1999, Wilson has forged a successful high performance coaching career. An expert in her chosen field of shooting performance, Wilson has added a valuable point of professional difference and vast experience to the Silver Ferns environment.

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Esther Molloy

Sharon Kearney

Silver Ferns Team Manager

Lead Physiotherapist

Silver Ferns Team Manager Esther Molloy is responsible for organising and managing the entire Silver Ferns squad.

A skilled multi-tasker and avid Netball enthusiast, Esther is now into her sixth year with the Ferns, making sure they are a tight-knit unit both on and off the court.

She works closely with coaches Waimarama Taumaunu and Vicki Wilson to ensure everything from a logistical and operational standpoint is organised to the highest degree.

Sharon is a key member of the Silver Ferns Management team where she was the physiotherapist from 1992-1995 and reappointed to the role in 2002. She is the Silver Ferns Physiotherapist and Medical Co-ordinator for Netball New Zealand.

Sharon runs her own Physiotherapy business in Christchurch – Performance Physiotherapy Ltd. She has led the charge for Netball in New Zealand to use the latest technology and sports science available to ensure optimum performances on the court and is now working on NNZ injury prevention strategies with particular interest in ACL injury prevention research.

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Dr Bobby WilLcox Stephen Hotter Performance Analyst Dr Bobby Willcox has worked with the Silver Ferns for a decade as performance analyst. After many years of mathematical and statistical study, she now boasts a Doctorate in Statistics.

A highly valued member of the Silver Ferns Management team, Bobby plays a vital role for the Silver Ferns looking at the tactics and strategies developed from her statistical analysis.

Strength and Conditioning Stephen Hotter is a strength and conditioning specialist with High Performance Sport New Zealand and has been with the Silver Ferns since 2012. Between 2005 and 2009, Stephen worked with Wellington Rugby and the Hurricanes franchise as a strength and conditioning specialist. Stephen is currently completing postgraduate study through AUT, working towards the completion of a Masters in Sport and Exercise Science.

Throughout the NWC2015, Stephen’s role will be largely one of monitoring player loads through the use of Accelerometers and assisting in player preparation on game day. He will also video all matches to assist in the analysis process.

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Dr Mark Fulcher Kerry Manders Silver Ferns Team Doctor Dr Mark Fulcher works closely with Lead Physiotherapist Sharon Kearney while the Silver Ferns are on tour or in camp.

Since graduating from medical school in 2001 Mark has worked extensively in sports medicine with the Silver Ferns, New Zealand Football, ITU World Championship Triathlon and has been the Tournament Physician of both the ASB Classic and Heineken Open Tennis Tournaments.

He was also the Team Doctor for the New Zealand Olympic Team in Beijing 2008 and London 2012. Mark has a passion for Football and his claim to fame is that he is the shortest goalkeeper to ever participate in a FIFA Tournament.

Head of Marketing & Communications Kerry’s job as the Head of Marketing and Communications covers all aspects of Netball in New Zealand from grassroots in the five Netball Zones to the elite level and the Silver Ferns.

Kerry has been instrumental within NNZ, setting up the hugely popular Netball New Zealand website and other online social media channels and has taken ownership of the five year plan to record and document New Zealand’s Netballing legacy.

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NZ Umpires

Jono Bredin Yvonne Morgan Lisa McPhail Kristie Simpson

HISTORY

HISTORY

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Silver Ferns History at the Netball World Cup 1963

1987

Eastbourne, England NZ Placing: Second

Glasgow, Scotland NZ Placing: First

1967

1991

Perth, Australia NZ Placing: First

Sydney, Australia NZ Placing: Second

1971

1995

Kingston, Jamaica NZ Placing: Second

Birmingham, England NZ Placing: Third

1975

1999

Auckland, New Zealand NZ Placing: Third

Christchurch, New Zealand NZ Placing: Second

1979

2003

Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago NZ Placing: First equal with Australia and Trinidad & Tobago

Kingston, Jamaica NZ Placing: First

1983

Auckland, New Zealand NZ Placing: Second

Singapore NZ Placing: Second

2007 2011 Singapore NZ Placing: Second

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World Rankings Ranking Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Australia New Zealand England Jamaica Malawi South Africa Fiji Wales Barbados Trinidad & Tobago Scotland Northern Ireland Samoa Uganda Tanzania Botswana Singapore Zambia Papua New Guinea St Lucia Canada Cook Islands Malaysia Sri Lanka Hong Kong

Correct as at 15 May 2015

Played Weighted Points 44 46 69 35 36 48 35 36 34 40 42 42 29 14 11 33 46 18 32 17 16 19 39 34 20

32 36 52 24 26 34 25 27 26 34 34 34 22 12 6 24 34 12 26 14 13 14 26 23 15

6377 6305 8412 3562 3511 4590 3024 3006 2541 3228 3165 3027 1880 999 457 1408 1952 658 1285 648 571 597 1036 781 446

Rating 199 175 162 148 135 135 121 111 98 95 93 89 85 83 76 59 57 55 49 46 44 43 40 34 30

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Netball World Cup HISTORY It’s been 52 years since the very first World Netball Tournament was held in Eastbourne, England in August 1963.

An early initiative by the International Federation of Women’s Basketball and Netball Associations (now INF), the tournament featured 11 teams playing each other in round-robin play over 13 days.

The title-deciding match was played on 8 August when Australia beat New Zealand 37-36, so beginning a tradition of fierce trans-Tasman rivalry for netball’s premier championship. So far, that rivalry has been disrupted only three times, when England finished second in 1975; in 1979, which produced a three-way tie; and in 1995, the year South Africa made the final ahead of the Silver Ferns.

Led by Judy Blair, whose daughter Belinda played at the 1995 and 1999 tournaments, New Zealand took its first world title at the 1967 championships in Perth, Western Australia. Singapore was the sole debut team that year.

In 1975 the championships were held Auckland’s Windmill Road Courts.

Dame Lois Muir remembers sitting courtside with rain trickling down her back - weather that matched New Zealand’s

mood after drawing with Australia and subsequently defeated by England by one solitary goal. Fiji and Papua New Guinea made their debut appearances that year.

Four years later in Trinidad & Tobago, a record 19 teams arrived, among them Uganda and seven Caribbean sides competing for the first time. It was also the first time the title was shared, by Australia, New Zealand and Trinidad & Tobago.

The tournament was held in Asia for the first time in 1983, in Singapore. Neighbours Hong Kong and Malaysia made their first appearances that year, and New Zealand sent a team full of outstanding players – but it was Australia that won the final, 47-42.

The tournament in Glasgow, Scotland in 1987 was memorable for several reasons.

There was the fine debut by the Cook Islands, who finished sixth of 17 teams, and the 50-all game between Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago. There was Australia’s loss to New Zealand and a controversial draw with the ‘Calypso Girls’. And finally came New Zealand’s 49-37 defeat of Trinidad & Tobago to win their second world title.

The 1990s indisputably belonged to Australia. Coached by Joyce Brown, then

Jill McIntosh, the Australian team won in Sydney, Birmingham and Christchurch.

Ten teams attended their first world championships during the decade, including Samoa, Malawi and the United States.

In 2003, Kingston became the first city to host netball’s world championships for the second time, and Jamaica celebrated with a 46-40 defeat of England in the play-off for third place. Only two goals separated New Zealand and Australia in the final but this time the margin was in the Silver Ferns’ favour. For the first time in 16 years, they returned home with netball’s most coveted trophy.

In 2007 Auckland becomes the second city to stage the tournament twice, and New Zealand the first three-time host nation.

A new format was introduced for the 12th championships, now limited to sixteen qualified teams. It was Australia who once again took the title, defeating the Silver Ferns in the final.

Four years ago the Netball World Championships was held in Singapore for the second time in history with Australia beating the Silver Ferns 58-57 in the final with extra time needed to separate the teams.

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World Netball Championship Placings COUNTRY Number of Teams

ANTIGUA AUSTRALIA BAHAMAS BARBADOS BERMUDA BOTSWANA CANADA CAYMAN ISLANDS COOK ISLANDS ENGLAND FIJI GRENADA HONG KONG JAMAICA MALAWI MALAYSIA MALTA NAMIBIA NEW ZEALAND NIUE N IRELAND PNG R OF IRELAND ST KITTS / NEVIS ST LUCIA SAMOA SCOTLAND SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICA SRI LANKA ST VINCENT/GRENADINES TONGA TRINIDAD & TOBAGO UGANDA USA VANUATU WALES WEST INDIES ZAMBIA

2011 2007 2003 1999 1995 1991 1987 1983 1979 1975 1971 1967 1963 16 (16) (24) (26) (27) (20) (17) (14) (19) (11) (9) (8) (11) 1 11

1

2

1

12 1

1

9 12 2 1 1 18 6 8 10 19

1 1 2 9

1

13 7 10 11 22 24 13 10 21 13 13 6 10 12 11

24 23 21 16 7 11 7 7 5 6 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 2 3 4 3 10 9 8 6 11 8 8 15 23 24 23 17 13 4 3 3 4 5 3 5 5 5 5 4 6 5 6 5 11 8 16 16 19 26 19 17 11 27 16 13 2 2 1 2 3 2 1 2 1 3 2 1 2

12 25 8 16 18 12 10 7 17 9 8 11 18 15 14 14 11 25 10 15 10 6

16 13 12 8 6 9 9 8 13 15 20 22 9 9 6 9 6 6 7 8 15 15 12 20 18 10 10 8 5 6 5 5 2

3 6 14 21 19 15 16 14 9

13 10

16 22 7 11 10 8 6 2 3 1 4 4 5 4 13 9 15 14 26 20 9 12 14 14 17 7 13 8 6 6 7 10 7 17

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1963

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 2–14 August 1963 Eastbourne, England

Team

Lesley Baker, Judy Blair, Pam Edmonds (captain), Rebecca Faulkner, Harnett (nee Martin), Colleen McMaster, Betty McNamara, Lois Muir (vice captain), Elva Simpson, Mirth Soloman (nee Te Moananui).

Coach: Dixie Cockerton Manager: Joyce McCann

Stats Silver Ferns finished second behind Australia. Played 10, Won 9, Lost 1.

Fast facts • The team travelled to Eastbourne by ship taking six weeks.

• The Silver Ferns were one of 11 teams who participated at the first World Tournament.

• Dame Lois Muir was vice captain of the side.

• They beat Northern Ireland 112-4, which at the time was the World Record score.

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1967

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 13–27 August 1967 Perth, Australia

Team

Judy Blair (captain), Joan Harnett (nee Martin), Tilly Vercoe (vice-captain), Elizabeth Rowley, Margaret Gardiner, Ann Boelee, Sandra James, Mirth Soloman, BIlle Irwin, Pamela Hamilton.

Coach: Taini Jamison Manager: Edna Yates

Stats The Silver Ferns were crowned World Champions. Played 7, Won 7, Lost 0.

Fast facts • The Silver Ferns were one of eight teams to participate at the second World Tournament in Perth.

• The Silver Ferns claimed their first world Netball crown winning all seven matches including a 40-34 victory over Australia in the final match of the tournament to take the title.

• Taini Jamison coached the Silver Ferns at her first of two World Tournaments.

• Three players returned from the 1963 team; Judy Blair, Joan Harnett and Mirth Soloman.

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1971

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 30 December 1970 – 12 January 1971 Kingston, Jamaica

Team

Joan Harnett (captain), Nancey King, Shirley Langrope, Lorraine Mair, Olwyn McKay, Sandra Norman, Coral Palmer, Tilly Vercoe (vice-captain), Brenda Walker, Francis Wiringi Coach: Taini Jamison Manager: Dal Knuckey

Stats Silver Ferns finished in second place behind Australia. Played 8, Won 7, Lost 1.

Fast facts • The Silver Ferns were one of nine nations who participated at the third World Tournament in Kingston.

• Taini Jamison coached the side for the second consecutive World Tournament.

• Joan Harnett played at her third World Tournament setting the Silver Ferns record of three tournaments.

• Two players returned from the 1967 winning team; Joan Harnett and Tilly Vercoe.

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1975

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 22 August – 4 September 1975 AuCKland, New Zealand

Team

Maxine Blomquist, Beth Carnie, Frances Granger, Lyn Gunson (vice-captain), Shirley Langrope (captain), Marilyn Munro, Christine Pietzner, Georgina Salter, Anne Taylor, Yvonne Willering Coach: Lois Muir Manager: Doreen Hes

Stats

Silver Ferns finished third behind Australia (1st) and England (2nd).

Played 10, Won 8, Lost 1, Drew 1.

Fast facts • New Zealand hosted the World Netball Tournament for the first time in 1975.

• Dame Lois Muir coached the Silver Ferns for the first time at a Netball World Cup. • Shirley Langrope was the only player who played in 1971 in Kingston to compete in Auckland in 1975.

• Yvonne Willering and Lyn Gunson played at their first of three Netball World Cups in Auckland.

• The Silver Ferns finished 3rd, their equal lowest World Cup finish in 1975 after losing to England and drawing with Australia.

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1979

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 12–25 August 1979 Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Team

Maxine Blomquist, Ruth Fathers, Margaret Forsyth, Janice Henderson, Margharet Kamana, Geane Katae, Leigh Mills, Marilyn Munro, Lyn Gunson (captain), Christine Pietzner, Lynn Proudlove, Yvonne Willering (vice-captain).

Coach: Lois Muir Captain: Pat Cleland

Stats

Silver Ferns, Australia and Trinidad & Tobago were joint winners.

Played 12, Won 11, Lost 1.

Fast facts • The Silver Ferns were one of 19 nations who participated at the 1979 tournament in Trinidad & Tobago • Dame Lois Muir led the Silver Ferns for the second time at a World Cup in 1979.

• Five players returned from the 1975 NWC in Auckland; Maxine Blomquist, Lyn Gunson, Marilyn Munro, Christine Pitzner and Yvonne Willering.

• The Silver Ferns were joint winners of the 1979 World Cup after Trinidad & Togabo beat Australia, Australia beat the Silver Ferns and then the Silver Ferns defeated Trinidad & Tobago to force at three-way tie.

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1983

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 11–24 June 1983 Kent Ridge, SingaporE

Team

Rita Fatialofa, Tracey Fear, Margaret Forsyth, Leigh Gibbs, Margharet Matenga, Rhonda Meads, Lyn Gunson, Lynn Proudlove, Waimarama Taumaunu, Yvonne Willering Coach: Lois Muir Manager: Betty Steffensen

The Silver Ferns finished second behind Australia. Played 9, Won 8, Lost 1.

Fast facts • The Silver Ferns were one of 14 nations to compete in 1983 in Singapore.

• Dame Lois Muir coached the Silver Ferns at her third Netball World Cup in 1983 in Singapore.

• Six players returned from the 1979 World Cup to play in Singapore; Margaret Forsyth, Leigh Gibbs, Margharet Matenga, Lyn Proudlove, Lyn Gunson and Yvonne Willering.

• Lyn Gunson and Yvonne Willering played at their third and last World Cup in Singapore.

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1987

WORLD Netball TOURNAMENT 15–28 August 1987 Glasgow, Scotland

Team

Tracey Eyrl, Rita Fatialofa, Tracey Fear (vice-captain), Margaret Forsyth, Leigh Gibbs (captain), Annette Heffernan, Sandra Mallett, Margharet Matenga, Angela Pule, Joan Solia, Waimarama Taumaunu, Julie Townsend Coach: Lois Muir Manager: Monica Leggat Physiotherapist: Margaret Harp

Stats

Silver Ferns won their third World Tournament, their second outright.

Played 11, Won 11, Lost 0.

Fast facts • The Silver Ferns were one of 17 teams to compete in Glasgow in 1987.

• Dame Lois Muir coached the Silver Ferns for a record a fourth time in 1987, which stands to this day.

• Five players returned from the 1983 World Tournament in Singapore; Rita Fatialofa, Tracey Fear, Waimarama Taumaunu, Margaret Forsyth, Leigh Gibbs and Margharet Matenga • The Silver Ferns claimed their second World Netball title in 1987 in Glasgow with no team getting within 10-goals.

• Margharet Matenga, Margaret Forsyth and Leigh Gibbs became two-time World champions after claiming the title in 1987 and all three were members of the 1979 winning team.

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1991

WORLD Netball Championships 1–13 July 1991 Sydney, Australia

Team

Julie Carter, Tanya Cox, Robin Dillamore, Sandra Edge (vice-captain), Tracy EyrlShortland, Joan Hodson, Leonie Leaver, Ana Noovao, Waimarama Taumaunu (captain), Carron Topping, Sheryl Waite, Louisa Wall Coach: Lyn Gunson Manager: Monica Leggat PHYSIOTHERAPIST: Linda Hare

Stats Silver Ferns finished second behind Australia. Played 11, Won 10, Lost 1.

Fast facts • The name of the event was changed from World Tournament to Championship prior to the 1991 tournament in Sydney • Semi-Finals and a Final were played for the first time in 1991 in Sydney • 1991 was the first time a World Championship was played indoors • The Silver Ferns were one of 20 teams to participate in Sydney • Four players returned from the 1987 winning teams: Sandra Edge, Joan Hodson, Tracy Eyrl-Shortland and Waimarama Taumaunu

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1995

WORLD Netball Championships 15–25 July 1995 Birmingham, England

Team

Belinda Blair, Julie Dawson, Sandra Edge (captain), Sharon Gold, Carron Jerram, Deborah Matoe, Bernice Mene, Lesley Nicol, Anna Rowberry, Tracy Shortland, Elisa Taringa, Noeline Taurua-Bennett.

Coach: Leigh Gibbs Manager: Sheryl Wells Physiotherapist: Sharon Kearney Mental Skills Trainer: Gilbert Enoka

Stats

Silver Ferns finished third behind Australia (1st) and South Africa (2nd).

Played 10, Won 8, Lost 2

Fast facts • 1995 was the first time a trophy was presented to the winning team • England hosted the World Championship/Tournament for the second time (Eastbourne in 1963).

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1999

WORLD Netball Championships 21 September – 1 October 1999 Christchurch, New Zealand

Team

Belinda Charteris, Belinda Colling (captain), Sonya Hardcastle, Adine Harper, Donna Loffhagen, Bernice Mene, Lesley Nicol, Anna Rowberry, Julie Seymour, Lorna Suafoa, Teresa Tairi, Linda Vagana Coach: Yvonne Willering Manager: Sheryl Wells Physiotherapist: Deborah Roche Sports Therapist: Bernice Bevan

Stats

Silver Ferns finshed second behind Australia.

Played 10, Won 9, Lost 1.

Fast facts • New Zealand became the second country to host the World Championship twice (Auckland 1975).

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2003

WORLD Netball Championships 10–20 July 2003 Kingston, Jamaica

Team

Temepara Clark, Sheryl Clarke, Belinda Colling, Tania Dalton, Vilimaina Davu, Leana du Plooy, Adine Harper, Lesley Nicol, Anna Rowberry (captain), Anna Scarlett, Jodi Te Huna, Irene van Dyk Coach: Ruth Aitken Asst coach: Leigh Gibbs Manager: Sheryl Wells Doctor: Jude Goulden Physio: Sharon Kearney Fitness Coordinator: Rob Nicholson Silver Ferns won their fourth World Championship, third outright Played 8, Won 8, Lost 0

Fast facts • Jamaica became the third country to host the World Championship/Tournament twice • New Zealand were undefeated winning all eight matches.

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2007

Netball WORLD Championships 10–17 November 2007 Auckland, New Zealand

Team

Maree Bowden, Leana de Bruin, Paula Griffin, Joline Henry, Laura Langman, Sheryl Scanlan, Julie Seymour (vice-captain), Jodi Te Huna, Maria Tutaia, Irene van Dyk, Casey Williams, Adine Wilson (captain).

Coach: Ruth Aitken Asst coach: Leigh Gibbs Manager: Jackie Barron Doctor: Jude Goulden Physio: Sharon Kearney

Stats

Silver Ferns finished second behind Australia.

Played 6, Won 5, Lost 1.

Fast facts • New Zealand became the first country to host the World Championship/ Tournament three times.

• Australia and New Zealand played in the Final for the 4th time in five finals played at a World Championship.

• New Zealand played just six matches in 2007 which is the lowest number of games they have played at a Netball World Championship.

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2011

Netball WORLD Championships 4–10 July 2011 Singapore

Team

Leana de Bruin, Katrina Grant, Paula Griffin, Joline Henry, Laura Langman, Temepara George, Anna Scarlett, Anna Thompson, Maria Tutaia, Irene van Dyk, Casey Kopua, Liana Leota.

Coach: Ruth Aitken Asst coach: Waimarama Taumaunu Manager: Esther Melville Doctor: Jude Goulden Physio: Sharon Kearney

Stats

Silver Ferns finished second behind Australia.

Played 6, Won 5, Lost 1.

Fast facts • Australia and New Zealand played in the Final for the 5th time in six finals played at a World Champs • The 2011 Final was the first in Netball World Championship history to be decided after extra time.

• Irene van Dyk played at her 5th and final Netball World Cup equalling the NWC record for most tournaments. Van Dyk played for South Africa in 1995 and 1999 and New Zealand in 2003, 2007 and 2011.

Silver ferns test history

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DATE EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY 20-Aug-38 First Test Match (AAWBA Carnival) Australia Royal Park^ Melbourne 14-Aug-48 Australian Tour to NZ Australia Forbury Park^ Dunedin 28-Aug-48 Australian Tour to NZ Australia Waiwakaiho Courts^ New Plymouth 11-Sep-48 Australian Tour to NZ Australia Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 20-Aug-60 New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Memorial Drive Courts^ Adelaide 27-Aug-60 New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Royal Park^ Melbourne 3-Sep-60 New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Raleigh Park Kensington^ Sydney Nthn Ireland Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 02-Aug-63 1st World Tournament 03-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Jamaica Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 05-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 06-Aug-63 1st World Tournament England Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 07-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 08-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Australia Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 10-Aug-63 1st World Tournament South Africa Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 12-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Scotland Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 13-Aug-63 1st World Tournament Wales Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 14-Aug-63 1st World Tournament West Indies Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne South Africa Matthews Centre^ Perth 14-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament Scotland Matthews Centre^ Perth 17-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament 19-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament England Matthews Centre^ Perth 22-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament Jamaica Matthews Centre^ Perth 23-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Matthews Centre^ Perth Singapore Matthews Centre^ Perth 25-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament 26-Aug-67 2nd World Tournament Australia Matthews Centre^ Perth 20-Jun-69 Australian Tour to NZ Australia Haitai Courts^ Wellington 27-Jun-69 Australian Tour to NZ Australia St Kilda Courts^ Dunedin 3-Nov-70 Pre-Int’l Tournament Singapore ^ - 18-Dec-70 Pre-Int’l Tournament Barbados YMCA Stadium Bridgetown Barbados YMCA Stadium Bridgetown 19-Dec-70 Pre-Int’l Tournament 31-Dec-70 3rd World Tournament Nthn Ireland National Stadium^ Kingston 1-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament Scotland National Stadium^ Kingston 2-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament Bahamas National Stadium^ Kingston Wales National Stadium^ Kingston 5-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament 6-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament England National Stadium^ Kingston 8-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago National Stadium^ Kingston 9-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament Jamaica National Stadium^ Kingston 12-Jan-71 3rd World Tournament Australia National Stadium^ Kingston 16-Oct-74 Tour to England Singapore University of Singapore^ Kent Ridge 26-Oct-74 Tour to England England Northwood Sports Stadium Stoke-on-Trent 9-Nov-74 Tour to England England Empire Pool, Wembley London 23-Nov-74 Tour to England England Washington Sports Stadium Durham 23-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Jamaica Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 25-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Nthn Ireland Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 26-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Fiji Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 27-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Wales Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 28-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Singapore Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 29-Aug-75 4th World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 1-Sep-75 4th World Tournament Papua New Guinea Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 2-Sep-75 4th World Tournament England Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland

COUNTRY Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia England England England England England England England England England England Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Singapore Barbados Barbados Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Singapore England England England New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand

NZ OPP. 11 16 13 22 49 39 45 112 61 89 56 51 36 60 85 88 73 41 76 50 51 53 74 40 39 43 42 52 63 90 61 108 83 42 47 52 42 117 53 47 52 58 80 96 88 64 49 103 38

40 27 44 44 40 44 46 4 31 9 29 23 37 13 7 15 23 39 14 24 20 28 5 34 49 39 11 19 20 12 17 10 21 40 33 32 48 9 46 44 42 23 11 25 16 17 33 15 39

WINNER W/L Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England

-29 -11 -31 -22 9 -5 -1 108 30 80 27 28 -1 47 78 73 50 2 62 26 31 25 69 6 -10 4 31 33 43 78 44 98 62 2 14 20 -6 108 7 3 10 35 69 71 72 47 16 88 -1

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EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY 4th World Tournament Scotland Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland New Zealand 4th World Tournament Australia Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland New Zealand Trinidad & Tobago Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago ^ Palmerston North New Zealand Trinidad & Tobago Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago Hagley Park Courts^ Christchurch New Zealand Pre-Int’l Tournament Jamaica National Stadium^ Kingston Jamaica Pre-Int’l Tournament Jamaica National Stadium^ Kingston Jamaica Pre-Int’l Tournament Jamaica National Stadium^ Kingston Jamaica 5th World Tournament St Lucia West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Antigua West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Barbados West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Jamaica West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Ireland West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Scotland West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad St Kitts-Nevis West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament 5th World Tournament England West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Australia West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Barbados West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Wales West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad 5th World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago West Reg Park Complex^ Port of Spain Trinidad Tour to England England Bletchley Leisure Centre Milton Keynes England Tour to England England Concord Sports Centre Sheffield England England Tour to NZ England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand England Tour to NZ England Indoor Tennis Stdium Wellington New Zealand England Tour to NZ England Cobham Courts Hamilton New Zealand Tri-Test Series* England Chandler Complex Brisbane Australia Tri-Test Series* Australia Chandler Complex Brisbane Australia Tri-Test Series* England Hordern Pavilion Sydney Australia Tri-Test Series* Australia Hordern Pavilion Sydney Australia Tri-Test Series* England Festival Hall Melbourne Australia Tri-Test Series* Australia Festival Hall Melbourne Australia Australian Tour to NZ Australia Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland New Zealand Australian Tour to NZ Australia Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North New Zealand Australian Tour to NZ Australia Hagley Park Courts^ Christchurch New Zealand UK Tour England Aston Villa Sports Leisure Ctr Birmingham England UK Tour* Scotland Gateshead Leisure Centre Newcastle England UK Tour England Concord Sports Centre Sheffield England UK Tour Wales National Sports Stadium Cardiff Wales UK Tour England Wembley Arena London England 6th World Tournament Hong Kong National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Jamaica National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Canada National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Nthn Ireland National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Sri Lanka National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament England National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament England National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore 6th World Tournament Australia National University^ Kent Ridge Singapore Australia Games* England Festival Hall Melbourne Australia Australia Games* Australia Festival Hall Melbourne Australia Australia Games* Trinidad & Tobago Festival Hall Melbourne Australia

NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 81 35 New Zealand 46 34 34 Draw 0 36 36 Draw 0 29 28 New Zealand 1 58 30 New Zealand 28 35 31 New Zealand 4 53 31 New Zealand 22 48 27 New Zealand 21 62 29 New Zealand 33 41 24 New Zealand 17 56 28 New Zealand 28 95 7 New Zealand 88 58 17 New Zealand 41 58 26 New Zealand 32 53 26 New Zealand 27 36 38 Australia -2 60 28 New Zealand 32 56 23 New Zealand 33 33 27 New Zealand 6 56 41 New Zealand 15 52 43 New Zealand 9 48 40 New Zealand 8 46 46 Draw 0 47 43 New Zealand 4 30 21 New Zealand 9 37 32 New Zealand 5 34 20 New Zealand 14 48 29 New Zealand 19 35 29 New Zealand 6 37 34 New Zealand 3 54 41 New Zealand 13 53 52 New Zealand 1 28 33 Australia -5 54 36 New Zealand 18 46 16 New Zealand 30 56 34 New Zealand 22 86 26 New Zealand 60 64 38 New Zealand 26 85 4 New Zealand 81 45 42 New Zealand 3 76 12 New Zealand 64 63 22 New Zealand 41 76 19 New Zealand 57 51 36 New Zealand 15 35 30 New Zealand 5 55 34 New Zealand 21 42 47 Australia -5 23 19 New Zealand 4 27 27 Draw 0 37 20 New Zealand 17

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DATE 3-Sep-75 4-Sep-75 27-Apr-78 29-Apr-78 2-Aug-79 4-Aug-79 7-Aug-79 13-Aug-79 14-Aug-79 15-Aug-79 16-Aug-79 17-Aug-79 18-Aug-79 20-Aug-79 21-Aug-79 22-Aug-79 23-Aug-79 24-Aug-79 25-Aug-79 1-Sep-79 8-Sep-79 6-Jun-81 10-Jun-81 13-Jun-81 17-Jun-81 17-Jun-81 20-Jun-81 20-Jun-81 23-Jun-81 23-Jun-81 10-Jul-82 14-Jul-82 17-Jul-82 13-Nov-82 17-Nov-82 20-Nov-82 22-Nov-82 27-Nov-82 11-Jun-83 13-Jun-83 14-Jun-83 17-Jun-83 18-Jun-83 20-Jun-83 21-Jun-83 22-Jun-83 24-Jun-83 1-Feb-85 1-Feb-85 2-Feb-85

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DATE EVENT 3-Feb-85 Australia Games* 3-Feb-85 Australia Games* 8-Feb-85 T&T Tour to NZ 10-Feb-85 T&T Tour to NZ 17-Jul-85 UK Tour 19-Jul-85 UK Tour 21-Jul-85 UK Tour 24-Jul-85 UK Tour 2-Aug-85 World Games* 3-Aug-85 World Games* 3-Aug-85 World Games* 4-Aug-85 World Games* 4-Aug-85 World Games* 3-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 3-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 6-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 6-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 10-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 10-May-86 Tri-Test Milo Series* 14-May-86 Prudential Cup* 14-May-86 Prudential Cup* 17-May-86 Prudential Cup* 17-May-86 Prudential Cup* 20-May-86 Prudential Cup* 20-May-86 Prudential Cup* 25-Apr-87 Milo Series 29-Apr-87 Milo Series 2-May-87 Milo Series 16-Aug-87 7th World Champs 17-Aug-87 7th World Champs 19-Aug-87 7th World Champs 20-Aug-87 7th World Champs 21-Aug-87 7th World Champs 22-Aug-87 7th World Champs 24-Aug-87 7th World Champs 25-Aug-87 7th World Champs 26-Aug-87 7th World Champs 27-Aug-87 7th World Champs 28-Aug-87 7th World Champs 4-May-88 Milo Series 7-May-88 Milo Series 11-May-88 Milo Series 23-Nov-88 Tour of England 26-Nov-88 Tour of England 28-Nov-88 Tour of England 26-Apr-89 Milo Series 29-Apr-89 Milo Series 3-May-89 Milo Series 24-Jul-89 World Games* 24-Jul-89 World Games*

OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY NZ OPP. WINNER W/L England Festival Hall Melbourne Australia 32 20 New Zealand 12 Australia Festival Hall Melbourne Australia 31 27 New Zealand 4 Trinidad & Tobago Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland New Zealand 35 30 New Zealand 5 5 Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth New Zealand 41 36 New Zealand Nthn Ireland Templemore Leisure Cntr. Belfast Nthn Ireland 63 23 New Zealand 40 Nthn Ireland Bangor Leisure Centre Belfast Northern Ireland 69 10 New Zealand 59 Scotland Bellahouston Sports Cntr. Glasgow Scotland 64 14 New Zealand 50 Scotland John Wright Sports Cntr. Glasgow Scotland 75 14 New Zealand 61 Scotland Crystal Palace London England 39 8 New Zealand 31 Jamaica Crystal Palace London England 35 31 New Zealand 4 England Crystal Palace London England 34 29 New Zealand 5 Nthn Ireland Crystal Palace London England 52 15 New Zealand 37 Australia Crystal Palace London England 39 37 New Zealand 2 Australia Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 27 37 Australia -10 Jamaica Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 39 39 Draw 0 Australia Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North New Zealand 27 33 Australia -6 Jamaica Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North New Zealand 40 38 New Zealand 2 Jamaica Minogue Park Hamilton New Zealand 32 21 New Zealand 11 Australia Minogue Park Hamilton New Zealand 27 30 Australia -3 Australia State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 19 35 Australia -16 Jamaica State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 44 31 New Zealand 13 Australia Velodrome Launceston Australia 19 31 Australia -12 Jamaica Velodrome Launceston Australia 48 35 New Zealand 13 Jamaica Apollo Stadium Adelaide Australia 58 26 New Zealand 32 Australia Apollo Stadium Adelaide Australia 31 28 New Zealand 3 England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 44 44 Draw 0 Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 42 36 New Zealand 6 England England Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland New Zealand 43 36 New Zealand 7 Barbados Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 53 28 New Zealand 25 Cook Islands Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 78 27 New Zealand 51 Ireland Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 81 16 New Zealand 65 Bermuda Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 89 8 New Zealand 81 Malaysia Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 78 9 New Zealand 69 Wales Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 94 13 New Zealand 81 Scotland Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 67 15 New Zealand 52 England Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 45 30 New Zealand 15 Australia Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 39 28 New Zealand 11 England Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 47 37 New Zealand 10 Trinidad & Tobago Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 49 37 New Zealand 12 Trinidad & Tobago Chase Stadium Auckland New Zealand 43 40 New Zealand 3 Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth New Zealand 37 38 Trinidad & Tobago -1 Trinidad & Tobago Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 48 25 New Zealand 23 England Gateshead Leisure Centre Newcastle England 46 27 New Zealand 19 England Wembley Stadium London England 47 25 New Zealand 22 England G-Max Arena Manchester England 40 30 New Zealand 10 Australia Chase Stadium Auckland New Zealand 47 46 New Zealand 1 Australia Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 51 47 New Zealand 4 Australia Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 49 37 New Zealand 12 England Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 32 24 New Zealand 8 Scotland Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 58 9 New Zealand 49

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DATE EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 25-Jul-89 World Games* Fiji Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 67 17 New Zealand 50 26-Jul-89 World Games* Cook Islands Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 58 19 New Zealand 39 27-Jul-89 World Games* Australia Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 33 29 New Zealand 4 2-Feb-90 Commonwealth Games Australia Chase Stadium Auckland New Zealand 35 53 Australia -18 25-Apr-90 Milo Series Jamaica Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 64 35 New Zealand 29 Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 61 32 New Zealand 29 28-Apr-90 Milo Series Jamaica 2-May-90 Milo Series Jamaica ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 69 21 New Zealand 48 9-Jun-90 J & J Cup Australia Superdrome Perth Australia 42 44 Australia -2 10-Jun-90 J & J Cup England Superdrome Perth Australia 42 38 New Zealand 4 13-Jun-90 J & J Cup England Apollo Stadium Adelaide Australia 61 41 New Zealand 20 16-Jun-90 J & J Cup Australia Glasshouse Melbourne Australia 57 51 New Zealand 6 19-Jun-90 J & J Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Sydney Australia 40 52 Australia -12 10-Apr-91 Milo Series England ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 56 29 New Zealand 27 Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 57 25 New Zealand 32 13-Apr-91 Milo Series England 17-Apr-91 Milo Series England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 57 44 New Zealand 13 1-Jul-91 8th World Championships Papua New Guinea State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 91 29 New Zealand 62 2-Jul-91 8th World Championships Vanuatu State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 96 27 New Zealand 69 3-Jul-91 8th World Championships Nthn Ireland State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 93 21 New Zealand 72 4-Jul-91 8th World Championships Namibia State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 78 44 New Zealand 34 6-Jul-91 8th World Championships Jamaica Entertainment Centre Sydney Australia 68 63 New Zealand 5 7-Jul-91 8th World Championships Canada State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 86 24 New Zealand 62 8-Jul-91 8th World Championships Hong Kong State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 104 14 New Zealand 90 10-Jul-91 8th World Championships Ireland State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 86 26 New Zealand 60 11-Jul-91 8th World Championships Cook Islands Entertainment Centre Sydney Australia 94 40 New Zealand 54 12-Jul-91 8th World Championships SFEngland State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 53 33 New Zealand 20 Sydney Australia 52 53 Australia -1 13-Jul-91 8th World Championships-Final Australia Entertainment Centre 7-Apr-92 T&T Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 52 42 New Zealand 10 11-Apr-92 T&T Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 57 47 New Zealand 10 16-Apr-92 T&T Tour to NZ Trinidad & Tobago Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 57 53 New Zealand 4 13-Jun-92 Kleenex Cup Australia Glasshouse Melbourne Australia 46 67 Australia -21 17-Jun-92 Kleenex Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Sydney Australia 45 55 Australia -10 20-Jun-92 Kleenex Cup Australia Clipsal Powerhouse Adelaide Australia 37 64 Australia -27 7-Nov-92 UK Tour England Wembley London England 62 34 New Zealand 28 13-Nov-92 UK Tour England G-Max Arena Manchester England 60 26 New Zealand 34 15-Nov-92 UK Tour England Granby Halls Leicester England 58 33 New Zealand 25 11-May-93 Milo World Series Cook Islands ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 71 48 New Zealand 23 15-May-93 Milo World Series Namibia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 94 16 New Zealand 78 22-May-93 Milo World Series Cook Islands Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 76 52 New Zealand 24 28-Jul-93 World Games Canada Houstrust The Hague Netherlands 76 22 New Zealand 54 29-Jul-93 World Games Jamaica Houstrust The Hague Netherlands 60 47 New Zealand 13 30-Jul-93 World Games Wales Houstrust The Hague Netherlands 85 23 New Zealand 62 31-Jul-93 World Games England Houstrust The Hague Netherlands 57 29 New Zealand 28 1-Aug-93 World Games Australia Houstrust The Hague Netherlands 36 62 Australia -26 17-May-94 Milo Series Australia Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 49 52 Australia -3 21-May-94 Milo Series Australia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 44 47 Australia -3 25-May-94 Milo Series Australia ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 53 49 New Zealand 4 02-Nov-94 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 71 42 New Zealand 29 06-Nov-94 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 66 41 New Zealand 25 08-Nov-94 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 72 44 New Zealand 28 1-Mar-95 SA tour of NZ South Africa ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 67 49 New Zealand 18

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DATE EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 11-Apr-95 Milo Series England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 64 42 New Zealand 22 13-Apr-95 WS visit to NZ Western Samoa Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 70 30 New Zealand 40 15-Apr-95 Milo Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 60 36 New Zealand 24 20-Apr-95 Milo Series England ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 55 36 New Zealand 19 National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 87 22 New Zealand 65 17-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Namibia England 114 15 New Zealand 99 18-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Cayman Islands National Indoor Arena Birmingham Birmingham England 57 59 South Africa -2 19-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships South Africa National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 44 45 Australia -1 20-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Australia National Indoor Arena National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 70 52 New Zealand 18 21-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Jamaica Birmingham England 77 44 New Zealand 33 23-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Barbados National Indoor Arena National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 78 37 New Zealand 41 25-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Canada England 60 31 New Zealand 29 26-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Western Samoa National Indoor Arena Birmingham Birmingham England 81 49 New Zealand 32 27-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Cook Islands National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 60 31 New Zealand 29 28-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships-3v4 England National Indoor Arena 21-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 63 39 New Zealand 24 25-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 51 31 New Zealand 20 29-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 60 47 New Zealand 13 22-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 40 49 Australia -9 26-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia Clipsal Powerhouse Adelaide Australia 39 58 Australia -19 29-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia Glasshouse Melbourne Australia 35 56 Australia -21 16-Nov-96 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Entertainment Cente Sydney Australia 41 52 Australia -11 Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 64 44 New Zealand 20 23-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 55 43 New Zealand 12 26-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica Wellington New Zealand 78 39 New Zealand 39 29-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Cook Islands Events Centre ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 51 47 New Zealand 4 3-May-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica 30-Jul-97 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton New Zealand 43 49 Australia -6 6-Dec-97 Tour to UK England Brighton Centre Brighton England 47 35 New Zealand 12 8-Dec-97 Tour to UK Wales Welsh Institute Cardiff Wales 77 39 New Zealand 38 10-Dec-97 Tour to UK England National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 53 41 New Zealand 12 13-Dec-97 Tour to UK England Newcastle Arena Newcastle England 70 45 New Zealand 25 17-Dec-97 One-Off Test Malaysia Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Kumpur Malaysia 69 19 New Zealand 50 20-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton New Zealand 47 58 Australia -11 23-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Events Centre Wellington New Zealand 49 58 Australia -9 26-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Edgar Centre Dunedin New Zealand 48 52 Australia -4 Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 77 41 New Zealand 36 14-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Malawi Malaysia 90 28 New Zealand 62 15-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Cook Islands Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 94 21 New Zealand 73 16-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Wales Malaysia 92 16 New Zealand 76 17-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Sri Lanka Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 63 35 New Zealand 28 18-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games South Africa Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 70 30 New Zealand 40 19-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games-SF England Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 39 42 Australia -3 21-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 5-Feb-99 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Arena Kingston Jamaica 54 54 Draw 0 7-Feb-99 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Arena Kingston Jamaica 62 47 New Zealand 15 27-Feb-99 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Westpac Centre Christchurch New Zealand 60 48 New Zealand 12 16-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Queens Wharf Events Ctr Wellington New Zealand 72 33 New Zealand 39 19-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 82 39 New Zealand 43 22-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 65 47 New Zealand 18 Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 90 22 New Zealand 68 22-Sep-99 10th World Championships Canada Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 73 27 New Zealand 46 23-Sep-99 10th World Championships Wales Christchurch New Zealand 74 43 New Zealand 31 25-Sep-99 10th World Championships Cook Islands Westpactrust Centre

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EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 10th World Championships South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 68 39 New Zealand 29 10th World Championships Nthn Ireland Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 92 26 New Zealand 66 10th World Championships Barbados Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 71 35 New Zealand 36 10th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 74 41 New Zealand 33 10th World Championships Fiji Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 81 38 New Zealand 43 10th World Championships-SF Jamaica Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 55 53 New Zealand 2 10th World Championships-Final Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 41 42 Australia -1 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Newcastle Australia 30 53 Australia -23 Team Pacifica ASB Stadium Auckland New Zealand 77 35 New Zealand 42 Fisher & Paykel Series Team Pacifica Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 64 38 New Zealand 26 Fisher & Paykel Series Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Events Centre Wellington New Zealand 47 51 World 7 -4 Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 52 51 New Zealand 1 Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Mystery Creek Hamilton New Zealand 60 47 New Zealand 13 Uni-Bank Tri-Series South Africa Velodrome Cape Town South Africa 88 34 New Zealand 54 Uni-Bank Tri-Series Australia Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg South Africa 52 40 New Zealand 12 Uni-Bank Tri-Series South Africa Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg South Africa 81 35 New Zealand 46 Tri-Nations Australia State Netball Centre Melbourne Australia 55 40 New Zealand 15 Tri-Nations South Africa AIS Arena Canberra Australia 74 37 New Zealand 37 Tri-Nations South Africa State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 86 30 New Zealand 56 Tri-Nations Australia State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 52 62 Australia -10 Fisher & Paykel Series England Stadium Southland Invercargill New Zealand 78 30 New Zealand 48 Fisher & Paykel Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 65 29 New Zealand 36 Fisher & Paykel Series England Mystery Creek Hamilton New Zealand 69 47 New Zealand 22 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington New Zealand 47 51 Australia -4 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Stadium Southland Invercargill New Zealand 58 47 New Zealand 11 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 46 50 Australia -4 Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 46 44 New Zealand 2 Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 44 53 Jamaica -9 Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 44 42 New Zealand 2 Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados Stadium Southland Invercargill New Zealand 88 27 New Zealand 61 Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington New Zealand 87 35 New Zealand 52 Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados North Shore Events Centre Auckland New Zealand 84 22 New Zealand 62 XVII Commonwealth Games Canada Evening News Arena Manchester England 101 17 New Zealand 84 XVII Commonwealth Games Sri Lanka Evening News Arena Manchester England 116 26 New Zealand 90 XVII Commonwealth Games England Evening News Arena Manchester England 67 35 New Zealand 32 XVII Commonwealth Games Wales Evening News Arena Manchester England 81 23 New Zealand 58 XVII Commonwealth Games-SF Jamaica Evening News Arena Manchester England 69 51 New Zealand 18 XVII Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Evening News Arena Manchester England 55 57 Australia (ET) -2 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa North Shore Events Centre Auckland New Zealand 71 33 New Zealand 38 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 86 37 New Zealand 49 Tour to England England Evening News Arena Manchester England 52 36 New Zealand 16 Tour to England England NEC Birmingham England 61 40 New Zealand 21 Tour to England England London Arena London England 64 45 New Zealand 19 Fisher & Paykel Series England Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 65 41 New Zealand 24 Fisher & Paykel Series England Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington New Zealand 55 35 New Zealand 20 Fisher & Paykel Series England North Shore Events Centre Auckland New Zealand 48 41 New Zealand 7 11th World Championships Niue The Arena Kingston Jamaica 99 11 New Zealand 88 11th World Championships Barbados The Arena Kingston Jamaica 84 45 New Zealand 39 11th World Championships Cook Islands The Arena Kingston Jamaica 107 17 New Zealand 90 11th World Championships England The Arena Kingston Jamaica 60 41 New Zealand 19

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DATE 26-Sep-99 27-Sep-99 28-Sep-99 29-Sep-99 30-Sep-99 1-Oct-99 2-Oct-99 20-Jun-00 27-Jun-00 28-Jun-00 1-Jul-00 5-Jul-00 8-Jul-00 25-Nov-00 28-Nov-00 29-Nov-00 9-Jun-01 12-Jun-01 15-Jun-01 16-Jun-01 7-Jul-01 11-Jul-01 14-Jul-01 20-Oct-01 24-Oct-01 27-Oct-01 2-Mar-02 3-Mar-02 5-Mar-02 29-Jun-02 1-Jul-02 3-Jul-02 27-Jul-02 28-Jul-02 29-Jul-02 30-Jul-02 2-Aug-02 4-Aug-02 1-Nov-02 2-Nov-02 24-Feb-03 26-Feb-03 28-Feb-03 9-Jun-03 11-Jun-03 13-Jun-03 12-Jul-03 13-Jul-03 14-Jul-03 15-Jul-03

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DATE EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY 16-Jul-03 11th World Championships Fiji The Arena Kingston Jamaica The Arena Kingston Jamaica 18-Jul-03 11th World Championships Samoa Kingston Jamaica 19-Jul-03 11th World Championships-SF Jamaica The Arena Kingston Jamaica 20-Jul-03 11th World Championships-Final Australia The Arena 30-Jun-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch New Zealand 2-Jul-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 5-Jul-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Mystery Creek Events Centre Hamilton New Zealand 13-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia SuperDome Sydney Australia 16-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia Challenge Stadium Perth Australia 20-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia Vodafone Arena Melbourne Australia 12-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England North Shore Events Centre Auckland New Zealand 16-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England The Events Centre Wellington New Zealand 19-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England Stadium Southland Invercargill New Zealand 29-Jun-05 Holden Test Australia SuperDome Sydney Australia 29-Oct-05 Fisher & Paykel Test Australia Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 13-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Jamaica The Arena Kingston Jamaica 14-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Barbados The Arena Kingston Jamaica 15-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Jamaica The Arena Kingston Jamaica Melbourne Australia 17-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games St Vincent State Netball Centre State Netball Centre Melbourne Australia 19-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games Fiji Melbourne Australia 21-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games South Africa State Netball Centre State Netball Centre Melbourne Australia 22-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games England State Netball Centre Melbourne Australia 23-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games Malawi Melbourne Australia 25-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games-SF Jamaica Vodafone Arena Melbourne Australia 26-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Vodafone Arena Australia Entertainment Centre Brisbane Australia 22-Jul-06 Holden Test Series 25-Jul-06 Holden Test Series Australia Acer Arena Sydney Australia 31-Jul-06 Fisher & Paykel Test South Africa Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 12-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia The Events Centre Wellington New Zealand 14-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 16-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre, Christchurch New Zealand England Evening News Arena Manchester England 13-May-07 Tri-Nations Series 15-May-07 Tri-Nations Series Australia National Indoor Arena Birmingham England 12-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Series Jamaica Westpac Centre Christchurch New Zealand 14-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Series Jamaica Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 18-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 21-Jul-07 Holden Test Series Australia Vodafone Arena Melbourne New Zealand 24-Jul-07 Holden Test Series Australia Distinctive Homes Dome Adelaide Australia Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 10-Nov-07 12th World Championships Malawi Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 12-Nov-07 12th World Championships Wales Auckland New Zealand 13-Nov-07 12th World Championships Botswana Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 15-Nov-07 12th World Championships South Africa Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 16-Nov-07 12th World Championships-SF Jamaica Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 17-Nov-07 12th World Championships-Final Australia Trusts Stadium 17-Sep-08 New World Series Australia Westpac Centre Christchurch New Zealand 20-Sep-08 New World Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 13-Oct-08 New World Series England Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 15-Oct-08 New World Series England Edgar Centre Dunedin New Zealand 18-Oct-08 New World Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 26-Oct-08 Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Australia

NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 79 24 New Zealand 55 81 28 New Zealand 53 56 37 New Zealand 19 49 47 New Zealand 2 54 45 New Zealand 9 52 50 New Zealand 2 53 46 New Zealand 7 49 54 Australia -5 50 42 New Zealand 8 51 53 Australia -2 52 30 New Zealand 22 74 30 New Zealand 44 55 40 New Zealand 15 50 43 New Zealand 7 61 36 New Zealand 25 57 39 New Zealand 18 77 21 New Zealand 56 67 32 New Zealand 35 98 31 New Zealand 67 80 26 New Zealand 54 74 37 New Zealand 37 55 40 New Zealand 15 67 39 New Zealand 28 61 41 New Zealand 20 60 55 New Zealand 5 52 40 New Zealand 12 38 48 Australia -10 94 25 New Zealand 69 47 51 Australia -4 43 37 New Zealand 6 40 46 Australia -6 45 50 England -5 47 50 Australia -3 80 36 New Zealand 44 68 46 New Zealand 22 46 53 Australia -7 67 65 New Zealand - ET 2 47 54 Australia -7 85 26 New Zealand 59 86 24 New Zealand 62 76 20 New Zealand 56 82 23 New Zealand 59 59 49 New Zealand 10 38 42 Australia -4 51 53 Australia -2 38 31 New Zealand 7 65 26 New Zealand 39 38 40 England -2 61 22 New Zealand 39 46 41 New Zealand 5

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EVENT OPPONENT VENUE CITY COUNTRY NZ OPP. WINNER W/L Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Brisbane Australia 41 43 Australia -2 New World Series World 7 TSB Bank Arena Wellington New Zealand 44 48 World 7 -4 New World Series World 7 Energy Events Centre Rotorua New Zealand 44 53 World 7 -9 New World Series World 7 Trusts Stadium Auckland New Zealand 46 41 New Zealand 5 Holden Test Series Australia Acer Arena Sydney Australia 53 50 New Zealand 3 Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Australia 44 48 Australia -4 Holden Test Series Australia Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane Australia 33 36 Australia -3 New World Series Australia Stadium Southland Invercargill New Zealand 46 47 Australia -1 New World Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 52 36 New Zealand 16 The Co-operative Series England University of Bath Bath England 65 59 New Zealand - ET 6 Sunshine Series Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 61 56 New Zealand 5 Sunshine Series Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Jamaica 50 53 Jamaica -3 New World International Test Samoa Te Rauparaha Arena Wellington New Zealand 92 28 New Zealand 64 New Zealand 58 35 New Zealand 23 New World International Series Jamaica CBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch New Zealand 62 40 New Zealand 22 New World International Series Jamaica Pettigrew Green Arena Napier Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Adelaide Australia 43 48 Australia -5 Wellington New Zealand 59 40 New Zealand 19 New World International Series Australia TSB Bank Arena Auckland New Zealand 40 46 Australia -6 New World International Series Australia Vector Arena XIX Commonwealth Games Papua New Guinea Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 102 21 New Zealand 81 XIX Commonwealth Games Cook Islands Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 87 24 New Zealand 63 XIX Commonwealth Games England Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 47 41 New Zealand 6 India 70 29 New Zealand 41 XIX Commonwealth Games South Africa Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games Barbados Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 97 22 New Zealand 75 XIX Commonwealth Games SFJamaica Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 59 43 New Zealand 16 XIX Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi India 66 64 New Zealand (ET) 2 FIAT International Series England Evening News Arena Manchester England 42 40 New Zealand 2 FIAT International Series England Capital FM Arena Nottingham England 41 39 New Zealand 2 FIAT International Series England The O2 Arena London England 47 40 New Zealand 7 New World Netball Series Australia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New Zealand 47 52 Australia -5 New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 45 42 New Zealand 3 13th World Championships Fiji Indoor Stadium Singapore 80 25 New Zealand 55 13th World Championships Wales Indoor Stadium Singapore 91 21 New Zealand 70 13th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Indoor Stadium Singapore 75 23 New Zealand 52 13th World Championships QF South Africa Indoor Stadium Singapore 58 28 New Zealand 30 13th World Championships SF England Indoor Stadium Singapore 49 34 New Zealand 15 13th World Championships Final Australia Indoor Stadium Singapore 57 58 Australia - ET -1 New World Netball Series England Trust Stadium Auckland New Zealand 62 40 New Zealand 22 New World Netball Series England ILT Velodrome Invercargill New Zealand 53 32 New Zealand 21 Holden Test Series Australia Burswood Dome Perth Australia 49 48 New Zealand 1 Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Adelaide Australia 44 51 New Zealand -7 Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Australia 41 44 Australia -3 Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Australia 54 52 New Zealand 2 New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland New Zealand 50 49 New Zealand 1 New World Netball Series Australia CBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch New Zealand 53 59 Australia -6 Holden Test Series Sth Africa Entertainment Centre Adelaide Australia 63 27 New Zealand 36 Holden Test Series England Entertainment Centre Newcastle Australia 61 43 New Zealand 19 Holden Test Series Australia Allphones Arena Sydney Australia 48 68 Australia -20 New World Quad Series England TSB Bank Arena Wellington New Zealand 57 46 New Zealand 11 New World Quad Series Sth Africa TECT Arena Tauranga New Zealand 63 24 New Zealand 39 New World Quad Series Australia Claudelands Arena Hamilton New Zealand 48 43 New Zealand 5

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DATE 2-Nov-08 24-Aug-09 26-Aug-09 29-Aug-09 6-Sep-09 9-Sep-09 13-Sep-09 20-Sep-09 23-Sep-09 15-Oct-09 20-Oct-09 22-Oct-09 7-Aug-10 18-Aug-10 21-Aug-10 29-Aug-10 2-Sep-10 5-Sep-10 4-Oct-10 5-Oct-10 7-Oct-10 8-Oct-10 10-Oct-10 12-Oct-10 14-Oct-10 15-Jan-11 17-Jan-11 19-Jan-11 9-Jun-11 12-Jun-11 4-Jul-11 5-Jul-11 6-Jul-11 8-Jul-11 9-Jul-11 10-Jul-11 3-Oct-11 6-Oct-11 23-Oct-11 26-Oct-11 30-Oct-11 16-Sep-12 20-Sep-12 23-Sep-12 14-Oct-12 17-Oct-12 21-Oct-12 25-Oct-12 28-Oct-12 1-Nov-12

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DATE 15-Sep-13 19-Sep-13 4-Oct-13 7-Oct-13 13-Oct-13 24-Oct-13 27-Oct-13 31-Oct-13 17-Jan-14 20-Jan-14 25-Jul-14 26-Jul-14 27-Jul-14 29-Jul-14 30-Jul-14 2-Aug-14 3-Aug-14 2-Oct-14 8-Oct-14 11-Oct-14 15-Oct-14 28-Oct-14 31-Oct-14 19-Jan-15 20-Jan-15 22-Jan-15 23-Jul-15 26-Jul-15 28-Jul-15

EVENT OPPONENT VENUE New World Netball Series Australia Velodrome New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Constellation Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Constellation Cup Australia Rod Laver Arena Constellation Cup Australia AIS Arena New World Netball Series Malawi TSB Bank Arena New World Netball Series Malawi Pettigrew Green Arena New World Netball Series Malawi Claudelands Arena FIAT International Series Jamaica Wembley Arena FIAT International Series England Crystal Palace XX Commonwealth Games Malawi SECC Arena XX Commonwealth Games Scotland SECC Arena XX Commonwealth Games Nth Ireland SECC Arena XX Commonwealth Games St Lucia SECC Arena XX Commonwealth Games Jamaica SECC Arena XX Comm. Games: SF England SECC Arena XX Comm. Games: Final Australia SSE Hydro Constellation Cup Australia ILT Stadium Southland Constellation Cup Australia Hisense Arena Constellation Cup Australia Allphones Arena Constellation Cup Australia The Trusts Arena Taini Jamison Trophy England Energy Events Centre Taini Jamison Trophy England Arena Manawatu Oceania Netball Series Fiji Vodafone Arena Oceania Netball Series Samoa Vodafone Arena Oceania Netball Series Fiji Vodafone Arena New World Netball Series Fiji Te Rauparaha Arena New World Netball Series South Africa Claudelands Arena New World Netball Series South Africa The Trusts Arena

CITY COUNTRY Invercargill New Zealand Auckland New Zealand Adelaide Australia Melbourne Australia Canberra Australia Wellington New Zealand Napier New Zealand Hamilton New Zealand London England London England Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Glasgow Scotland Invercargill New Zealand Melbourne Australia Sydney Australia Auckland New Zealand Rotorua New Zealand Palmerston North New Zealand Suva Fiji Suva Fiji Suva Fiji Porirua New Zealand Hamilton New Zealand Auckland New Zealand

NZ OPP. WINNER W/L 55 51 New Zealand 4 45 48 Australia -3 50 58 Australia -8 47 52 Australia -5 49 50 Australia -1 70 32 New Zealand 38 68 49 New Zealand 19 72 39 New Zealand 33 52 46 New Zealand 6 49 32 New Zealand 17 50 47 New Zealand 3 71 14 New Zealand 57 78 29 New Zealand 49 88 19 New Zealand 69 50 42 New Zealand 8 35 34 New Zealand 1 40 58 Australia -18 42 59 Australia -17 40 49 Australia -9 34 47 Australia -13 47 51 Australia -4 38 42 England -4 52 38 New Zealand 14 81 28 New Zealand 53 89 23 New Zealand 66 76 34 New Zealand 42

Total Goals: For/Against 24,845 / 15,192

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Denotes Test Played Outdoors ^^ Denotes Acting Captain * Denotes shortened Game (2 x 20 min halves) or (4 x 10 min qtrs)

HISTORY netball world cup sydney 2015

Netball World Cup CAPTAINS

67

Netball World Cup COACHES

1963

Pam Edmonds

1963

Dixie Cockerton

1967

Judy Blair

1967

Taini Jamison

1971

Joan Harnett

1971

Taini Jamison

1975

Shirley Langrope

1975

Lois Muir

1979

Lyn Gunson

1979

Lois Muir

1983

Lyn Gunson

1983

Lois Muir

1987

Leigh Gibbs

1987

Lois Muir

1991

Waimarama Taumaunu

1991

Lyn Gunson

1995

Sandra Edge

1995

Leigh Gibbs

1999

Belinda Colling

1999

Yvonne Willering

2003

Anna Rowberry

2003

Ruth Aitken

2007

Adine Wilson

2007

Ruth Aitken

2011

Casey Kopua

2011

Ruth Aitken

2015

Casey Kopua

2015

Waimarama Taumaunu

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