Silver Ferns 2014 New World Netball Series Media Guide

Media Guide 2014 New World Netball Series Constellation Cup & Taini Jamison Trophy

CONTENTS

MEDIACONTACTS New Zealand Kerry Manders, NNZ Head of Communications & Marketing + 64 21 410 970 (in New Zealand and Australia) kerrym@netballnz.co.nz Please contact Kerry Manders with any media queries or interview requests for the Silver Ferns.

Australia Chris Gottaas, Netball Australia Media Manager +61 422 356 313 (in Australia) +64 22 320 5493 (in New Zealand) Chris.Gottaas@netball.asn.au Please contact Chris Gottaas with any media queries or interview requests for the Australian Diamonds.

ENGLAND Sarah Gandon, Performance Operations Manager, England Netball +44 7850 310 786 (in England) +64 21 063 9261 (in New Zealand) sarah.gandon@EnglandNetball.co.uk Please contact Sarah Gandon with any media queries or interview requests for the England Netball team.

Netball New Zealand Level 1, 128 Parnell Road, Parnell, Auckland 1052 PO Box 99-710, Newmarket, Auckland 1149 T: 09 623 3200 Fax: 09 623 5777

Message: Netball New Zealand 2 Message: New World 3 Partners 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEDIA INFORMATION Test Information 5 Media Opportunities: Silver Ferns 6 Media Opportunities: Australian Diamonds 8 Broadcast Information 9 Social & Digital 10 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SILVER FERNS Team List 11 Player Profiles 12 Management Profiles 21 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AUSTRALIAN DIAMONDS Team List 25 Player Profiles 26 Management 32 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ENGLAND Team List 35 Player Profiles 36 Management 43 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STATISTICS Head-to-Head: Silver Ferns v Australia 45 Head-to-Head: Silver Ferns v England 46 Test Match History: Silver Ferns 47

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MESSAGE: NETBALLNEWZEALAND

MESSAGE: NEWWORLD

Netball audiences are in for a feast of wonderful Netball In October with the New World Netball Series for the Constellation Cup against the Australian Diamonds and the England tour for the Taini Jamison Trophy. The outstanding athleticism, skill and never-say-die attitude displayed by these teams ensures we are in for a treat.

At New World, we would do almost anything for Netball.

Silver Ferns matches against Australia will be held in Invercargill and Auckland while England will play in Rotorua and Palmerston North.

Netball New Zealand wishes to thank our elite sponsor New World for their unwavering support of Netball at all levels over many years. Thanks also to broadcast partner SKY Sport for their excellent coverage of the New World Netball Series and The Radio Network who broadcast all Silver Ferns test matches live on Radio Sport.

In New Zealand we are fortunate to enjoy unprecedented media coverage of Netball, and we are grateful to the many dedicated sports journalists, photographers and social media personnel who cover our sport like nowhere else in the world.

We hope you enjoy the spectacle as these teams take to the court in the contest for the Constellation Cup and Taini Jamison Trophy.

It is with great enthusiasm that we will be backing the Silver Ferns as they challenge the Australian Diamonds for the Constellation Cup and England for the Taini Jamison Trophy in October.

New World is also proud to support Netball at a grassroots level around the country – the sport doesn’t run itself, so we are delighted to be continuing our partnership with Netball New Zealand to celebrate the success of our most dedicated Netball volunteers, with the National New World Volunteer Awards.

From Junior Netball matches around the country to Silver Ferns test matches, every day is a New World, and we are 100 percent committed to supporting New Zealand’s Netball community.

The Team at New World Proud supporters of the Silver Ferns

Sheryl, Lady Wells CNZM President, Netball New Zealand

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PARTNERS Netball New Zealand would like to thank our Partners:

MEDIA INFORMATION

TESTINFORMATION New World Netball Series: Constellation Cup SILVER FERNS v AUSTRALIAN DIAMONDS

New Zealand Thursday 2 October

ILT Stadium Southland, Isabella Street, INVERCARGILL

Wednesday 15 October The Trusts Arena, 65-67 Central Park Drive, Henderson, AUCKLAND

Australia Wednesday 8 October

Hisense Arena, Melbourne and Olympic Parks, Olympic Blvd, MELBOURNE

Saturday 11 October

Allphones Arena, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park, SYDNEY

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Tuesday 28 October

Energy Events Centre, Queens Drive, ROTORUA

Friday 31 October

Arena Manawatu, 61 Pascal Street, PALMERSTON NORTH

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Monday 29 September

Wednesday 8 October

Monday 13 October

Wednesday 15 October

Invercargill Airport, 76 Clyde Street, Invercargill 10:25am–11:00am interviews + visuals

Hisense Arena, Melbourne and Olympic Parks, Olympic Blvd, MELBOURNE

AUT Sport & Fitness Centre, Akoranga Drive, Auckland 10:30am–11:00am interviews + visuals

The Trusts Arena, 65-67 Central Park Drive, Henderson, Auckland

Tuesday 30 September ILT Stadium Southland, Isabella Street, Invercargill 10:30am–11:00am interviews + visuals

Thursday 2 October ILT Stadium Southland, Isabella Street, Invercargill Post-match interviews

Friday 3 October Invercargill Airport, 76 Clyde Street, Invercargill 10:45am interviews + visuals Melbourne Airport, Departure Drive, Melbourne 5:00pm Door-stop interviews + visuals on arrival

Monday 6 October State Netball Hockey Centre, 10 Brens Drive, Parkville, Melbourne 10:30am–11:00am interviews + visuals

Tuesday 7 October State Netball Hockey Centre, 10 Brens Drive, Parkville, Melbourne 10:30am–11:00am interviews + visuals

Post-match interviews

Thursday 9 October Pullman Albert Park, 65 Queens Road, Albert Park, Melbourne 8:30am–9:00am interviews + visuals – Ground Floor

Tuesday 14 October Netball North Harbour, 44 Northcote Road, Northcote, Auckland 10am–10:30am interviews + visuals following training

Post-match interviews

Thursday 16 October Heritage Hotel Foyer, 35 Hobson Street, Auckland 9:45am interviews + visuals

Sydney Airport, Airport Drive, Sydney 4:30pm Door-stop interviews + visuals on arrival

Friday 10 October Allphones Arena, Edwin Flack Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney 10am–10:30am interviews + visuals following training

Saturday 11 October Allphones Arena, Edwin Flack Avenue, Sydney Olympic Park, SYDNEY Post-match interviews

Sunday 12 October Sydney Airport, Airport Drive, Sydney 9:30am Door-stop interviews + visuals at check-in Auckland International Airport, Ray Emery Drive, Auckland 4:45pm interviews + visuals on arrival

Media op times are subject to change. Please make sure you confirm ahead with the relevant media contact should you be attending a media session.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

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BROADCASTINFORMATION

NEW WORLD NETBALL SERIES: SILVER FERNS v ENGLAND

New World Netball Series: Constellation Cup SILVER FERNS v AUSTRALIAN DIAMONDS

Sunday 26 October

Saturday 1 November

Thursday 2 October

Energy Events Centre, Queens Drive, Rotorua 10.30am-11.00am interviews + visuals

Coachman Hotel reception, 140 Fitzherbert Avenue, Palmerston North 9:45am interviews + visuals

Invercargill

Monday 27 October Energy Events Centre, Queens Drive, Rotorua 10:00am–11:00am interviews + visuals following training

Tuesday 28 October Energy Events Centre, Queens Drive, Rotorua

Wednesday 8 October Melbourne, Australia

Australian Diamonds Media Opportunities:

Monday 29 October

Post-match interviews

ILT Stadium Southland, Isabella Street, Invercargill, before training 1:45 – 2:00pm

Wednesday 29 October

Wednesday 1 October

Novotel Lakeside Hotel, Lake end Tutanekai Street, Rotorua 10:45am interviews + visuals

LIVE on SKY Sport 2 from 7:00pm

ILT Stadium Southland, Isabella Street, Invercargill, before training 1:45 – 2:00pm

LIVE on SKY Sport 2 from 9:00pm

Saturday 11 October Sydney, Australia LIVE on SKY Sport 2 from 9:00pm

Wednesday 15 October Auckland LIVE on SKY Sport 1 from 7:00pm

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Coachman Hotel, 140 Fitzherbert Avenue, Palmerston North 4:30pm doorstop interviews + visuals on arrival

Silver Ferns v England

Thursday 30 October

LIVE on SKY Sport 1 from 7:00pm

Tuesday 28 October Rotorua

Arena Manawatu, 61 Pascal Street, Palmerston North 10.00am-11.00am interviews + visuals following training

Friday 31 October Palmerston North LIVE on SKY Sport 1 from 7:00pm

Friday 31 October

Prime will have delayed free-to-air coverage of the New World Netball Series test matches.

Check guides for times.

Arena Manawatu, 61 Pascal Street, Palmerston North

*All television listings are subject to change, please check local guides for the latest information.

Post-match interviews Media op times are subject to change.

Please make sure you confirm ahead with the relevant media contact should you be attending a media session.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

SOCIAL&DIGITAL Keep up-to-date with the Silver Ferns online with exclusive images, LIVE scoring and so much more!

Official Hashtags: #NWNS #SilverFernsNZ #SilverFernsNation

FACEBOOK

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Facebook.com/SilverFernsNZ A dedicated Silver Ferns forum page where fans can engage and keep up to date with the latest scores, photos and Netball news.

INSTAGRAM

BIRTH DATE

CAPS

TEST DEBUT

@SilverFernsNZ

Jodi Brown

GA, GS

1.85m

6 May 1981

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12 Jul 2003

Behind-the-scenes photos and video clips from Silver Ferns trainings, photoshoots, games and life!

Kayla Cullen

WD, GD, C 1.85m

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POSITIONS HEIGHT

Leana de Bruin GD, GK 1.90m 9 Jul 1977

81 (NZ) 26 Feb 2003 34 (Sth Africa)

Temalisi Fakahokotau

GD, WD, GK 1.82m

9 Sep 1994

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Shannon Francois

C, WA

1.78m

12 Oct 1990

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@SilverFernsNZ

Katrina Grant

GK, GD, WD 1.86m

6 May 1987

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20 Sep 2008

Ellen Halpenny

GS, GA

1.85m

25 Jul 1990

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Joline Henry

WD, C

1.83m

29 Sep 1982

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5 Jul 2004

LIVE updates, scores and the latest Silver Ferns news.

Phoenix Karaka

GK, GD

1.86m

6 Nov 1993

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Casey Kopua ONZM (c)

GD, GK

1.88m

19 Jun 1985

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14 Nov 2005

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Laura Langman (vc)

C, WA

1.73m

16 Apr 1986

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12 Mar 2005

Check out promos, videos and snippets of the Silver Ferns team behind the scenes.

Cathrine Latu GS, GA 1.89m 25 Oct 1986

20 (NZ) 3 Oct 2011 30 (Samoa)

Camilla Lees

WA, C

1.77m

27 Mar 1989

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15 Jan 2011

Liana Leota

C, WA

1.68m

31 Oct 1984

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26 Oct 2008

Bailey Mes

GS, GA, WA 1.87m

27 May 1989

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14 Oct 2012

Grace Rasmussen

WA, GA

1.77m

18 Mar 1988

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Courtney Tairi

C, WA

1.80m

15 Jul 1988

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Ameliaranne Wells

GS, GA

1.86m

11 Jan 1989

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PINTEREST

Pinterest.com/MyNetball Check out the Netball New Zealand pins for fun photo galleries and fan interactions.

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COACH ASSISTANT COACH SILVER FERNS OPERATIONS MANAGER LEAD PHYSIOTHERAPIST PERFORMANCE ANALYST HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Waimarama Taumaunu Vicki Wilson OAM Esther Molloy Sharon Kearney Dr Bobby Willcox Kerry Manders

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JODI BROWN

KAYLA CULLEN

Positions: GA, GS Height: 1.85m DOB: 6 May 1981 Test Caps: 42 Silver Ferns Squad: 2002–07, 2012–14 Test Debut: 12 July 2003 v Niue, in Jamaica

Positions: WD, GD, C Height: 1.85m DOB: 13 February 1992 Test Caps: 12 Silver Ferns Squad: 2011–2014 Test Debut: October 3, 2011 v England in Auckland

In the Silver Ferns squad for more than a decade, Jodi Brown is one of the senior members of the team, renowned for her consistently high work-rate in the shooting circle.

Kayla Cullen has endured a long recovery from a major knee injury, working hard on her fitness to earn her way back into the Silver Ferns Squad for the 2014/2015 season.

Cullen has taken the traditional route on her way to the Silver Ferns, progressing through the NZ Secondary School ranks and the NZU21 Squad.

The girl from Whanganui gained 28 test caps for New Zealand before stepping out of international Netball in 2007 to start a family. Now a mother of two, Brown made a remarkable comeback to the Silver Ferns after a five-year absence.

Her reselection came after a strong performance for the Southern Steel in the 2012 ANZ Championship, playing her way back into the national team in 2012 for the Constellation Cup and Quad Series.

Jodi will play for the Central Pulse in the 2015 ANZ Championship.

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Hints of her undoubted talent were highlighted when Kayla was named part of the New Zealand team which successfully defended the 2010 and 2011 World FastNet title without their Silver Ferns.

Cullen played an outstanding season by becoming a first choice starter and scooping the 2011 ANZ Championship Best Young Player award.

Cullen is a versatile player, playing in a myriad of positions for the Northern Mystics, including centre and goal defence.

LEANA DE BRUIN Positions: GD, GK Height: 1.90m DOB: 9 July 1977 Test Caps: 81 NZ; 34 South Africa Silver Ferns Squad: 2002–08, 2010–14 Test Debut: 26 February 2003 v England, in England An energetic and rangy defender, Leana de Bruin began her international Netball career in South Africa where she earned 34 test caps for her country of birth.

A move to New Zealand followed in 2000, along with selection in the Silver Ferns, earning herself a regular starting spot in the defensive end next to captain Casey Kopua. 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 for the Ferns.

De Bruin was in the WBOP Magic team which won the ANZ Championship title in 2012. She continues to make an impact as a respected defender and is playing arguably some of the best Netball of her career for both the Magic and the Silver Ferns.

Temalisi FAKAHOKOTAU Positions: GD, WD, GK Height: 1.82m DOB: 9 September 1994 Test Caps: 0

Exciting young defender Temalisi Fakahokotau enjoyed an impressive 2014 ANZ Championship season with the Northern Mystics, featuring in 12 matches against world class opposition while still a teenager.

Of Tongan descent, Temalisi is one of nine siblings and has taken giant strides forward over the past few years since being spotted by Emerging Talent Selectors in 2012. She was named in both Trans-Tasman, and New Zealand Secondary Schools squads, followed by the Emerging Talent Accelerant Group Selection (now the National Player Development Squad), and Netball Northern Zone Under 23’s.

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SHANNON FRANCOIS Positions: C, WA Height: 1.78m DOB: 12 October 1990 Test Caps: 11 Silver Ferns Squad: 2013–2014 Test Debut: 4 October 2013 v Australia in Adelaide 2013 was a break-through year for midcourter Shannon Francois, called into the Silver Ferns squad as cover and quickly made her mark with her speed to the circle edge matching the best in the world. She was named in the Silver Ferns team for the Australian leg of the 2013 Constellation Cup fixtures and earned her first cap against the Australian Diamonds 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 her selection into the Silver Ferns team for the Commonwealth Games was reward for her hard work.

In the ANZ Championship, Francois has found her niche with the Southern Steel and has had another stellar year in the midcourt in 2014, re-signing for the 2015 season.

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KATRINA GRANT

ELLEN HALPENNY

JOLINE HENRY

Positions: GK, GD, WD Height: 1.86m DOB: 6 May 1987 Test Caps: 55 Silver Ferns Squad: 2008-2014 Test Debut: 20 September 2008 v Australia, in Auckland

Positions: GS, GA Height: 1.85m DOB: 25 July 1990 Test Caps: 4 Silver Ferns Squad 2014 Test Debut: 26 July 2014 v Scotland in Glasgow

Positions: WD, C Height: 1.83m DOB: 29 September 1982 Test Caps: 85 Silver Ferns Squad: 2003-2014 Test Debut: 5 July 2004 v Australia in Hamilton

National Netball selectors spotted Katrina Grant’s potential early in the peace.

After winning the 2005 World Youth Championships with the NZU21 team, Grant progressed to NZA and was added to the Silver Ferns squad in March 2008 following good performances as a training camp invitee.

Ellen Halpenny enjoyed a stellar season for the Kia Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic in the ANZ Championship under coach Julie Fitzgerald. Paired with former Tactix teammate Jo Harten in the shooting circle, Halpenny impressed national selectors with her tenacious play, gritty determination and an improved work rate.

Tenacious mid-courter Joline Henry has been an integral member of the Silver Ferns for a decade, making her on-court debut in 2004 against Australia.

The athletic, rangy defender is known for her fearless contribution in the defensive circle and a competitive attitude.

A versatile attacking player who can interchange between goal attack and goal shooter, Halpenny also picks up more than her share of centre pass receives.

With the start of the ANZ Championship in 2008, Henry signed with the WBOP Magic, moving to the Auckland-based Northern Mystics for the 2009-2011 seasons.

She was the only new cap in the NZ team of 12 to compete at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games winning silver, and was thrust into the starting line-up following injuries to Cathrine Latu and Maria Tutaia, showing a cool head under immense pressure.

Henry now plays for the Central Pulse team where she anchors the midcourt defence. She has an uncanny ability to read the game and is always looking to offload into the shooting circle from the midcourt.

Her antics as part of the FAST5 Ferns in the FAST5 Netball World Series is legendary and she is known to be the mastermind behind any creative attempts by the Ferns at pre-game entertainment.

Katrina is the captain of the Central Pulse in the ANZ Championship.

Henry was in the Silver Ferns side which won the inaugural World Netball Series in 2009 and the 2010 Commonwealth Games gold medal in Delhi.

Henry is the first choice wing defence for New Zealand Netball team and was an integral member of the Ferns team at the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

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PHOENIX KARAKA

CASEY KOPUA (C)

LAURA LANGMAN (VC)

CATHRINE LATU

Positions: GK, GD Height: 1.86m DOB: 6 November 1993 Test Caps: 1 Silver Ferns Squad: 2014 Test Debut: 20 January 2014 v England in London

Positions: GD, GK Height: 1.88m DOB: 19 June 1985 Test Caps: 84 Silver Ferns Squad: 2004–2014 Test Debut: 14 November 2005 v Barbados, in Jamaica

Positions: C, WA Height: 1.73m DOB: 16 April 1986 Test Caps: 107 Silver Ferns Squad: 2004–2014 Test Debut: 12 March 2005 v England in Auckland

Positions: GS, GA Height: 1.89m DOB: 25 October 1986 Test Caps: 20 (NZ), 30 (Samoa) Silver Ferns Squad: 2011–2014 Test Debut: 3 October 2011 v England in Auckland

Defender Phoenix Karaka made her Silver Ferns debut with a cameo appearance in the final minute of the test match between New Zealand and England in January 2014.

Injected into the travelling squad for the tour of the United Kingdom, the experience gave Karaka invaluable insight into the inner workings of the Silver Ferns, drawing on the coaching expertise of Waimarama Taumaunu as well as being welcomed into the fold by the Silver Ferns team members.

She was given the opportunity take the court in the three exhibition matches against the Scottish Thistles and England A. Karaka’s reselection comes on the back of an impressive ANZ Championship season for the Southern Steel.

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The Silver Ferns have a proud history of producing outstanding defenders, none more so than Casey Kopua.

The 29 year old has been leading the Silver Ferns since July 2009, her first victory as captain against the Australian Diamonds in the first match of the 2009 Holden Netball Test Series, on 6 September at Acer Arena, Sydney.

Playing in either the goal keep or goal defence position on court, Kopua is well known for her aerial intercepts and dogged determination. Her dedication to Netball was recognised in 2011, named in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List as an Officer for the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to Netball.

Kopua has spent the past seven ANZ Championship seasons playing for the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic side and will lead the team again in 2015.

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Dynamic mid-courter Laura Langman is one of the finest ball carriers in the game, boasting an incredible record of taking to the court for every Silver Ferns match since her selection in 2005. Langman is only the third player to have reached the 100 game milestone for New Zealand which she did in January, 2014.

Langman is the vice-captain of the Silver Ferns and after six years of ANZ Championship Netball playing for the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic, played for the Northern Mystics in the 2014 season and has signed again for the Mystics in 2015.

As a key team member and vice-captain of the Silver Ferns, Langman is the Ferns’ linchpin in the midcourt with her skilful play on both attack and defence. She will become the second most capped Silver Fern if she plays more than three matches in the upcoming New World Netball Series against Australia and England, surpassing Lesley Rumball (on 110 test caps), Irene van Dyk (145).

Cathrine Latu has continued to add the polish to her abundant repertoire of skills in the shooting circle.

After electing to play for Samoa at the 2007 Netball World Championships in Auckland, Latu then needed to complete a four-year standdown to become eligible to play for the Silver Ferns.

Inclusion in the Silver Ferns squad became a formality in September 2011, making her debut against England in October the same year. Latu is consistently in the top three in the ANZ Championship for shooting accuracy and is playing the best Netball of her career to date. She will once again play for the Northern Mystics in the 2015 ANZ Championship.

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CAMILLA LEES

LIANA LEOTA

BAILEY MES

GRACE RASMUSSEN

Positions: WA, C Height: 1.77m DOB: 27 March 1989 Test Caps: 11 Silver Ferns Squad: 2009–2013 Test Debut: 15 January 2011 v England in Manchester

Positions: C, WA Height: 1.68m DOB: 31 October 1984 Test Caps: 37 Silver Ferns Squad: 2008-11, 2014 Test Debut: 26 October 2008 v Australia in Melbourne

Positions: GS, GA, WA Height: 1.87m DOB: 27 May 1989 Test Caps: 3 Silver Ferns Squad: 2012-2014 Test Debut: 14 October 2012 v South Africa in Adelaide

Positions: WA, GA Height: 1.77m DOB: 18 March 1988 Test Caps: 8 Silver Ferns Squad: 2009–2013 Test Debut: 7 August 2010 v Samoa in Wellington

Silver Ferns mid-courter Camilla (Millie) Lees is a dynamic and athletic midcourter consistently putting in strong performances in the wing attack position.

Liana Leota made headlines this year, making a comeback to elite Netball in the ANZ Championship for the Haier Pulse just five weeks after the birth of her third child.

Lees was selected for the Silver Ferns tour to England for the inaugural 2009 World Netball Series, and tests against England and Jamaica in October 2009. A talented athlete, Lees has a wide skill-set and is particularly effective on defence.

A determined and competitive midcourter, Leota has the ability to change the pace of a game. Her sense of timing with circle edge feeds into the shooters is instinctive and her natural ability has seen her reselected into the Silver Ferns midcourt for the first time since 2011.

Her on-court debut for the Silver Ferns was in Manchester, England at the start of 2011. She continues to impress selectors with her tenacious ability to find space and feed her shooters with accuracy.

Lees re-joins the Silver Ferns squad after missing the 2013 international season with injury and will play the 2015 ANZ Championship season with the Northern Mystics.

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She was a key team member of the gold medal winning Commonwealth Games side in Delhi in 2010, her experience in the cauldron of high pressure Netball is invaluable to the Ferns set up.

Bailey Mes is one of the Silver Ferns’ rising stars after impressing selectors at national trials in August, 2012. Mes has the skills to play in the midcourt and the shooting circle, earning a regular starting spot at the end of the Northern Mystics season in 2013.

A serious knee injury dashed her chances of selection for the Silver Ferns squad later that year but with impressive elevation combined with her 1.87m height, she promises to be a dynamic addition to the Ferns’ squad in 2014/2015.

Bailey will play her ANZ Championship Netball next season for the Mainland Tactix following five years at the Northern Mystics.

Valuable utility attacker Grace Rasmussen cut her teeth in international Netball at the 2005 World Youth Netball Championships as part of the winning NZU21 side.

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 Grace to make her Silver Ferns’ debut against Samoa in Porirua in 2010. She had frequent court time in pool play at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi on the path to New Zealand’s victory.

Grace was an integral part of the Northern Mystics side in the ANZ Championship for six years until signing for the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic for the 2014 season a move which paid dividends, with the team reaching the ANZ Championship Finals Series for the seventh consecutive year.

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COURTNEY TAIRI Positions: C, WA Height: 1.80m DOB: 15 July 1988 Test Caps: 3 Silver Ferns Squad: 2013–2014 Test Debut: 15 September 2013 v Australia in Invercargill Midcourter Courtney Tairi got her first taste of elite Netball selected as a temporary replacement player in the NSW Swifts side in the ANZ Championship in 2009.

One year later, Tairi was named in the team of 12 for the Swifts, playing either wing attack or centre positions.

In 2011, Tairi cemented her place in the starting line-up for Swifts, later signing with New Zealand franchise Southern Steel in 2012 where she played for two seasons.

A solid 2014 ANZ Championship season for the WBOP Magic and a strong Silver Ferns trial has seen Tairi reselected in the squad for the 2014/2015 season. On the international Netball scene, Tairi played for Australia at U21 level in 2009.

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AMELIARANNE

WELLS

Positions: GS, GA Height: 1.86m DOB: 11 January 1989 Test Caps: 0

Ameliaranne Wells made herself available for the Silver Ferns this year and was rewarded with a spot in the squad after trials in September. Of NgaāPuhi heritage the talented and versatile shooter has made the move across the Tasman to bolster New Zealand’s shooting stocks and joins the Ferns with an excellent track record, including an ANZ Championship crown which she won with the Queensland Firebirds in 2011.

Ameliaranne will play for the Central Pulse in the 2015 ANZ Championship.

WAIMARAMA TAUMAUNU

VICKI WILSON

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COACH

ASSISTANT COACH

Waimarama Taumaunu is a former Silver Ferns captain and almost needs no introduction with her Netball pedigree as one of the world’s top defenders, representing the Ferns for more than a decade from 1981-1991, including the 1987 World Championship winning team.

This former Australian Netball captain is one of the finest shooters ever to play the game. Vicki Wilson joined the Silver Ferns management team in August, 2013 as assistant coach, working closely with coach Waimarama Taumaunu.

Since retiring from playing Netball, Taumaunu has had stints as the National Performance Director for All England Netball (1998-2003), assistant coach for England (2003 World Championships), NZA team coach and a previous term as Silver Ferns assistant coach (1997-1998 and more recently 2008-2012 assisting Ruth Aitken).

One career highlight was pairing with Aitken to lead the national side to Commonwealth Games glory in 2010, defeating Australia in double extra time.

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

Vicki started her international playing career in 1985, selected into the Australian Netball team, a spot she held for fifteen 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, Vicki has forged a successful high performance coaching career, and is highly sought after all around Australasia delivering, coordinating and managing high performance programmes. Vicki’s ability to deliver professional leadership which sets vision combined with individual and team goals sets her apart.

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ESTHER MOLLOY

SHARON KEARNEY

DR BOBBY WILLCOX

KERRY MANDERS

SILVER FERNS OPERATIONS MANAGER

LEAD PHYSIOTHERAPIST

PERFORMANCE ANALYST

HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Silver Ferns Operations 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.

Sharon Kearney is so much more than the Silver Ferns Lead Physiotherapist.

The mother of three also runs her own Physiotherapy business in Christchurch, is the Lead Provider for High Performance Sport NZ and has been part of the Netball New Zealand family for three decades.

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. A key part of her role is knowing where the local supermarket and laundromat is on any given day.

Sharon 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.

Trusted by the very best in the business, 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.

Dr Bobby Willcox has worked with the Silver Ferns for a decade as performance analyst and after many years of mathematical and statistical study, now boasts a doctorate in Statistics. A highly valued member of the Silver Ferns Management team, Bobby plays a vital role in the Silver Ferns where one pass, one shot and one movement can make all the difference.

The attention to detail required for this role makes Esther the perfect fit and she is still as passionate about the squad and their results as the day she started with Netball New Zealand.

The Prime Minister’s Scholarship recipient closely follows all ten teams through the ANZ Championship season at the start of each year, looking at the tactics and strategies used while indulging in her passion for research projects when the Silver Ferns are not in camp or on tour.

Rarely seen without her phone in hand, Kerry has toured the world with the Ferns team at World Championships and Commonwealth Games’, organising media access to the Ferns - one of world Netball’s most popular teams.

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.

She comes from a sporting background and shares her love of Netball with a passion for sailing.

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POSITIONS HEIGHT

BIRTH DATE

Caitlin Bassett

GS

1.93m

23 May 1988

40

Rebecca Bulley

GK, GD

1.86m

18 August 1982

37

Tegan Caldwell

GA, GS

1.75m

3 September 1988

5

Julie Corletto

GD, GK, WD

1.84m

31 October 1986

41

Laura Geitz (c)

GK, GD

1.86m

4 November 1987

49

Kimberlee Green

WA, C

1.76m

5 March 1986

62

Renae Hallinan

WD, C

1.78m

18 July 1986

51

Sharni Layton

GK, GD, WD

1.88m

1 June 1988

18

Clare McMeniman

GD, WD

1.85m

11 July 1985

0

Natalie Medhurst

GA, GS

1.78m

20 January 1984

60

Kimberley Ravaillion

C, WD, WA

1.75m

26 July 1993

13

Madi Robinson

WA, C

1.68m

5 January 1988

38

Caitlin Thwaites

GS, GA

1.88m

29 December 1986

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COACH TECHNICAL SPECIALIST COACH TEAM MANAGER PERFORMANCE ANALYST MEDIA MANAGER PHYSIOTHERAPIST DOCTOR MASSAGE THERAPIST

CAPS

Lisa Alexander Margaret Caldow (OAM, BEM) Julie Richardson Mitchell Mooney Chris Gottaas Alanna Antcliff Sophie Armstrong Bernd Adolph

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CAITLIN BASSETT

REBECCA BULLEY

TEGAN CALDWELL

JULIE CORLETTO

Positions: GS Height: 1.93m DOB: 23 May 1988 Test Caps: 40 Australian Team: 2008, 2010–14

Positions: GK, GD Height: 1.86m DOB: 18 August 1982 Test Caps: 37 Australian Team: 2005, 2008–14

Positions: GA, GS Height: 1.75m DOB: 3 September 1988 Test Caps: 5 Australian Team: 2014

Positions: GD, GK, WD Height: 1.84m DOB: 31 October 1986 Test Caps: 41 Australian Team: 2008-09, 2011-12, 2014

The West Australian is now regarded as one of the world’s premier goal shooters, highlighted by her performance spearheading Australia to victory at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Bassett shot 49 goals at 92 per cent accuracy in the final and is sure to cause headaches for opposition defences for many years to come.

Bassett made her Test debut in 2008 but became a household name at the 2011 World Championships in Singapore where she shot the match-winning goal with one second left on the clock in extra time. She finished that tournament with 151 goals at an incredible 97 per cent accuracy. She has consistently been one of the top scorers in the ANZ Championship.

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Known for her persistent defending skills and tight marking in the circle, Bulley’s talent and determination saw her gain selection into the Diamonds team for the Commonwealth Games in Delhi.

Bulley was a replacement player during the 2011 Holden Netball Test Series, making the most of her opportunities to keep herself very much on the radar.

In 2012 Bulley moved to the Adelaide Thunderbirds and won three of the club’s four awards in her debut year, including the prestigious Player of the Year. She backed up this year to play a key role in the Thunderbirds triumphant ANZ Championship title-winning side. In 2013 she played in the team against New Zealand and Malawi.

After a couple of years on the fringe of the Diamonds, Caldwell finally made her international debut at this year’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Her first test cap came against Wales and she converted her first shot at goal in the green and gold, finishing the match with 12 goals. The 26-year-old’s selection was just reward for her stunning 2014 ANZ Championship campaign for the Melbourne Vixens where she shot a career-high 347 goals and was named Player of the Match in their Grand Final triumph.

Capable of playing at either goal attack or shooter, her fitness and accuracy under the ring are superb. Speed, tenacity and defensive pressure are all major features of her game. She also represented the Australian FAST5 Flyers in 2013.

It was a triumphant return to international duties for the 2009 Liz Ellis Diamond winner at this year’s Commonwealth Games after a series of knee and foot injuries sidelined her from the Australian line-up for almost two years.

Her last Test prior to Glasgow was in September 2012. The 27-year-old’s performances during the Games highlighted why she’s such an important part of Australia’s defensive end at either goal defence or wing defence.

Having spent the past two ANZ Championship seasons based in based in Auckland with the Northern Mystics, Corletto has moved back to Australia and will line-up with the NSW Swifts in 2015.

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LAURA GEITZ (C)

KIMBERLEE GREEN

RENAE HALLINAN

SHARNI LAYTON

Positions: GK, GD Height: 1.86m DOB: 4 November 1987 Test Caps: 49 Australian Team: 2008-2014

Positions: WA, C Height: 1.76m DOB: 5 March 1986 Test Caps: 62 Australian Team: 2008-2014

Positions: WD, C Height: 1.78m DOB: 18 July 1986 Test Caps: 51 Australian Team: 2009-10; 2012-14

Positions: GK, GD, WD Height: 1.88m DOB: 1 June 1988 Test Caps: 18 Australian Team: 2011, 2013-14

In her first year as sole captain of the NSW Swifts, Kimberlee Green was joint winner of the ANZ Championship Most Valuable Player Award and also named in the ANZ Championship All-Star Team for the first time.

One of the influential playmakers in the Australian Diamonds line-up, Hallinan has enjoyed outstanding success over the past 12 months. She was a key part of the Adelaide Thunderbirds 2013 ANZ Championship triumph and was rewarded for a fantastic series against New Zealand and Malawi by being named winner of the Liz Ellis Diamond.

The hard-working defender returned to the green and gold in 2013 after missing the 2012 international series because of injury thanks to a dominating ANZ Championship season with the Adelaide Thunderbirds.

Laura Geitz is widely respected by her peers as one of the most inspirational players and leaders in the ANZ Championship and is transforming those qualities into the international arena.

Before this year’s Constellation Cup series, Geitz had a remarkable 93 per cent strike rate as Australian captain and led the Diamonds to 13 consecutive victories.

She was also scheduled to become the 24th Australian player to reach the 50-Test milestone in the opening match of the Constellation Cup at Invercargill.

Geitz made her test debut in 2008 and in 2011 led the Queensland Firebirds to the ANZ Championship title and also won the coveted Liz Ellis Diamond.

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The 28-year-old was named vice-captain for last year’s Test Series against Malawi and, is a physically strong and athletic midcourter who won’t back off in any pressure situation. She is a dynamic player renowned for her explosive power, quick hands and her fierce competitive nature.

Green wears her heart on her sleeve and plays the game with great intensity and passion.

Hallinan took over the Thunderbirds captaincy in 2014 following the retirement of Natalie von Bertouch and made amends for missing Australia’s 2011 World Championship triumph by helping lead the team to gold at this year’s Commonwealth Games. She reached the 50-Test milestone in Australia’s semi-final victory against Jamaica.

A former AIS scholarship holder and vicecaptain of the 2009 World Youth Netball Championship winning side, Layton entered the ANZ Championship with a bang in 2010. She cemented her spot in the Thunderbirds starting seven, winning the league’s Best Young Player award and her first premiership.

Her versatility to cover all three defensive positions and her never say die attitude saw her win a place on Australia’s victorious 2011 World Championship team.

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CLARE McMENIMAN

NATALIE MEDHURST

KIM RAVAILLION

MADI ROBINSON

Positions: GD, WD Height: 185cm DOB: 11 July 1985 Test Caps: 0 Australian Team: 2014

Positions: GA, GS Height: 1.78m DOB: 20 January 1984 Test Caps: 60 Australian Team: 2007-14

Positions: C, WD, WA Height: 1.75m DOB: 26 July 1993 Test Caps: 13 Australian Team: 2013–14

Positions: WA, C Height: 1.68m DOB: 5 January 1988 Test Caps: 38 Australian Team: 2009 (replacement player), 2010-14

McMeniman retired after playing in the Queensland Firebirds historic 2011 ANZ Championship Grand Final, only to be lured back by good friend and captain Laura Geitz for the 2014 season.

The move to Perth to the West Coast Fever in 2014 allowed Natalie Medhurst’s goal circle combination with Caitlin Bassett grow and develop.

Her experience proved invaluable for the young Firebirds squad as they made it back-to-back Grand Final appearances. The 29-year-old played every match and was rewarded for her consistent form by being called up as a training partner and then officially added to the Diamonds squad and then team. She was also part of the Australian squad in 2011 and would love to cap off her career with a Test cap.

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The 30-year-old is a clever playmaker with elusive qualities and in 2014 became the first Australian to reach the 100-game milestone in the ANZ Championship.

Her career accolades include being joint winner of the ANZ Championship MVP in 2011 and was one of the stars of Australia’s triumphant World Championship campaign that same year, winning three Player of the Match awards including the unforgettable final against the Silver Ferns.

Ravaillion is an intelligent player whose game has a good mix of speed and athleticism.

She has come through Netball Australia’s pathway system, winning the Most Valuable Player award at the 2012 19/U National Championships, impressed in the Australian Netball League with the AIS, earned an ANZ Championship contract with the Queensland Firebirds and was selected in the Australian FAST5 team before being named in the Diamonds team for their tour of England in January 2013, where she played in all three matches.

The New South Wales native was a member of Australia’s 2013 World Youth Netball Championship team.

Robinson’s career reached a pinnacle in 2014, winning her first ANZ Championship title with the Melbourne Vixens and then claiming a Commonwealth Games gold medal. Both were satisfying achievements for Robinson having missed out on being part of Australia’s 2011 World Championship triumph.

Robinson captained Australia to the 2009 World Youth Netball Championship and made her international debut in 2010 on the Diamonds’ UK tour where she earned the Player of the Match accolade in her first Test against Scotland in Glasgow.

In 2012 Robinson was rewarded for her season by winning the Australian International Player of the Year award, ANZ Championship Player of the Year award and the prestigious Liz Ellis Diamond, the highest individual honour in Australian Netball.

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CAITLIN THWAITES

LISA ALEXANDER

Positions: GS, GA Height: 1.88m DOB: 29 December 1986 Test Caps: 18 Australian Team: 2008, 2012–14

COACH

The Bendigo-born and raised shooter doubled her test caps during Australia’s Commonwealth Games gold medal campaign in Glasgow. A formidable target in any goal circle, the 28-year-old former elite volleyball player was on the fringe of the Australian team for a number of seasons until she finally made her test debut in the 2012 Quad Series against South Africa in Wellington, where she shot 23 goals at 100 per cent accuracy.

Thwaites had a solid debut year with the NSW Swifts in her return to Australia after three seasons playing for the Central Pulse in the ANZ Championship.

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AUSTRALIAN DIAMONDS MANAGEMENT

MARGARET CALDOW (OAM BEM)

TECHNICAL SPECIALIST COACH

JULIE RICHARDSON TEAM MANAGER

Lisa Alexander boasts an impressive list of coaching credentials. She guided the Melbourne Phoenix to consecutive Commonwealth Bank Trophy titles in 2002-03.

Caldow, a talented goal attack, captained Australia for eight years during an international playing career that spanned 17 years, from 1962-1979, and included three World Championship triumphs.

After making her international debut in 2013 managing the Australian Diamonds, Julie Richardson spent the past four years as Netball Australia’s High Performance Operations Manager.

She coached the Australian Under 21 side in 2006 and was the assistant coach for the World Seven Team in 2009. Lisa was the Adelaide Thunderbirds assistant coach from 2008-2011 and was influential in the team’s 2010 ANZ premiership. Lisa was the apprentice coach in 1994 and is the 14th Diamonds coach in history. She also recently guided the Diamonds to the Commonwealth Games gold medal in Glasgow.

As a coach, Caldow mentored many Australian players at the Australian Institute of Sport, Victorian Institute of Sport and as national Assistant coach, and also coached England at the 2007 World Netball Championships.

She played a significant role in the success of the Diamonds before stepping into the touring support staff role last year.

Following a stellar playing career, Caldow was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame and was awarded the British Empire Medal (BEM).

Julie has had a busy year so far managing the Diamonds team at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and now for the Constellation Cup and the series against England in Australia.

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ENGLAND SQUAD

MITCHELL MOONEY

CHRIS GOTTAAS

PERFORMANCE ANALYST

MEDIA MANAGER NETBALL AUSTRALIA

ENGLAND SQUAD PLAYER

ALANNA SOPHIE ANTCLIFF ARMSTRONG PHYSIOTHERAPIST

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DOCTOR

BERND ADOLPH MASSAGE THERAPIST

POSITIONS HEIGHT

BIRTH DATE

CAPS

Ama Agbeze

GD, GK, WD

1.83m

12 Nov 1982

55

Rosie Allison

GS

1.90m

25 Jan 1992

8

Sara Bayman

C, WD

1.80m

23 Dec 1984

56

Eboni Beckford-Chambers

GK, GD

1.85m

4 Feb 1988

53

Jade Clarke (c)

WA, C, WD

1.75m

17 Oct 1983

105

Sam Cook

GK, GD

21 Feb 1992

0

Kadeen Corbin

GA, GS

1.78m

27 Nov 1991

21

Sasha Corbin

WA, C

1.70m

23 Apr 1988

42

Rachel Dunn

GS

1.88m

14 Nov 1982

58

Stacey Francis

GD, WD, GK

1.80m

1 Jan 1988

41

Serena Guthrie

WD, C

1.80m

5 Jan 1990

48

Jo Harten

GS, GA

1.88m

21 Mar 1989

60

Helen Housby

GA, GS

1.83m

19 Jan 1995

3

Geva Mentor

GK, GD

1.88m

17 Sep 1984

95

HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH TEAM MANAGER PHYSIOTHERAPIST PERFORMANCE ANALYST STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH PERFORMANCE PSYCHOLOGIST

Anna Mayes Colette Thomson Sarah Gandon Ros Cooke Andrew Butterworth Katie James Danielle Adams

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AMA AGBEZE

ROSIE ALLISON

SARA BAYMAN

Positions: GD, GK, WD Height: 1.83m Date of Birth: 12 November 1982 Hometown: Birmingham/Perth Test Caps: 55

Positions: GS Height: 1.90m Date of Birth: 25 January 1992 Hometown: West Sussex Test Caps: 8

Positions: C, WD Height: 1.80m Date of Birth: 23 December 1984 Hometown: Manchester Test Caps: 56

Rosie continues to impress with her performances for Team Bath in the Netball Superleague and once again shone with her fabulous composure and accuracy for the team in blue and gold.

A consistent performer for club and country, Sara is a firm favourite among the fans and continues to win rave reviews from experts across the globe. Her eye for a delicate pass and ability to read the game often makes her a nightmare for opposing players to contain.

Dominant in the defensive, Eboni has made the GD bib her own in recent tournaments. She is an imposing and authoritative figure for England and has struck up an excellent understanding alongside Geva Mentor to be a part of one of the most feared units in the world.

Effortless transition play coupled with an astonishing work-rate, Sara is one of the toughest mid-courters currently on the international stage.

Eboni has been recognised for her outstanding displays in the ANZ Championship with MVP awards while at West Coast Fever and she makes the move over to the Adelaide Thunderbirds for the forthcoming season.

Winning over 50 caps, Ama is an experienced member of the England defensive unit and her versatility on court is a fantastic benefit for the side.

Having spent the last couple of seasons plying her trade in the ANZ Championship, Ama will prove invaluable in her knowledge of playing in front of Australasian crowds against players she is familiar with.

Ama has re-signed for the Central Pulse in the ANZ Championship for the 2015 season.

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The young shooter provides England with another option in the shooting circle and will be looking to transition her fine domestic form onto the international stage.

EBONI BECKFORDCHAMBERS Positions: GK, GD Height: 1.85m Date of Birth: 4 February 1988 Test Caps: 53

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JADE CLARKE

ENGLAND SQUAD

(C)

Positions: WA, C, WD Height: 1.75m Date of Birth: 17 October 1983 Hometown: Manchester Test Caps: 105

The fact that the England captain now joins the centenary club shows just what a fantastic career the driven and imperious mid-courter has had to date.

Quiet off court but a true leader on it, Jade is one of the most intelligent players in today’s game and with her incredible agility matched by her deceptive speed, she often makes the most amazing plays possible.

After two years with the Mainland Tactix in the ANZ Championship following stints with the Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic and the Northern Mystics, Jade will play the 2015 season with the NSW Swifts.

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SAM COOK

KADEEN CORBIN

Positions: GK, GD Height: Date of Birth: 21 February 1992 Hometown: Test Caps: 0

Positions: GA, GS Height: 1.78m Date of Birth: 27 November 1991 Hometown: London Test Caps: 21

Another member of the England squad to have a fantastic season with Team Bath in 2014. Sam formed a wonderful partnership with Stacey Francis and impressed with her ability to make impossible tips and interceptions.

Kadeen is a real enigma in the England squad and often draws gasps from the crowd with her impressive shot making.

Her movement around the circle and dominant nature allows the play to have fluidity in attack.

Rarely allowing opposing shooters room to breathe let alone move, Sam is an upcoming star for her country.

The younger sister of fellow squad member Sasha, she is always up for the fight on court and never shirks her duty, defenders will know they have been in a game at the final whistle following a clash with Kadeen.

SASHA CORBIN Positions: WA, C Height: 1.70m Date of Birth: 23 April 1988 Hometown: London Test Caps: 42

From potential star to fully fledged international stalwart, Sasha has cemented her place in the England squad with an array of fantastic performances. Her driving onto the circle edge, incredible agility in receiving and distributing the ball and her phenomenal stamina will be vital for England in these Spring fixtures.

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RACHEL DUNN

STACEY FRANCIS

SERENA GUTHRIE

JO HARTEN

Positions: GS Height: 1.88m Date of Birth: 14 November 1982 Hometown: Harrow Test Caps: 58

Positions: GD, WD, GK Height: 1.80m Date of Birth: 1 January 1988 Hometown: Birmingham Test Caps: 41

Positions: WD, C Height: 1.80m Date of Birth: 5 January 1990 Hometown: Jersey Test Caps: 48

Positions: GS, GA Height: 1.88m Date of Birth: 21 March 1989 Hometown: Harlow Test Caps: 60

Nothing is done in half measures for the incredibly passionate Stacey Francis.

Every goal conceded hurts the Team Bath defender, this steely determination making her work as hard as anyone else on court.

The continuous pressure forces opposing players into mistakes as her constant presence and ability to steal the ball from any position often sees her emerge with the ball.

As the Commonwealth Games showcased, Serena is one of the toughest members of the England squad. Always willing to put her body on the line, no interception or pass is seen as impossible to reach for the ridiculously athletic and energetic midcourter. On top of this, the popular Serena also possesses wonderful movement and a fantastic cohesion to her play.

Rightly regarded as one of the finest shooters in the game, Jo is firmly on her way to establishing herself as an England legend. She is a complete attacking player, as composed shooting from the edge of the circle as she is popping one in from close range.

Rachel is an incredibly experienced member of the squad who oozes composure in everything she does on court. The area under the post is the natural habitat for Rachel who holds her space wonderfully against defenders of all varieties, making herself an excellent target to finish off swift through court moves from her England side.

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Her displays haven’t gone unnoticed as the Northern Mystics have snapped her up for the 2015 ANZ Championship season.

Jo’s movement and link-up play with the mid-court is to be admired and as one of the most experienced players in the team she has also taken on this mantle and her voice is often heard above all else’s during the game.

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HELEN HOUSBY Positions: GA, GS Height: 1.83m Date of Birth: 19 January 1985 Hometown: Carlisle Test Caps: 3

GEVA MENTOR Positions: GK, GD Height: 1.88m Date of Birth: 17 September 1984 Hometown: Bournemouth Test Caps: 95

ANNA MAYES HEAD COACH

COLETTE THOMSON ASSISTANT COACH

SARAH GANDON Helen wrote her name into Superleague history when she netted a last second winner for Manchester Thunder in the 2014 Grand Final. Her exceptional performances that season won her a spot in the Commonwealth Games squad where she performed admirably when called upon.

She possesses nerves of steel and wisdom beyond her years on court. An incredibly exciting talent, big things are expected of Helen in the coming years.

A world class performer every time she steps on to a court, Geva is one of few players who would be selected into any fantasy Netball squad in the current game.

Consistently achieving greatness for her club and country, she is one of the finest defenders of her generation and inspires England as the driving force in the defensive end. Her movement, agility, ability to read the game, phenomenal athleticism and dominant nature make Geva as close to the complete defender as there is.

Geva will play ANZ Championship Netball for the Melbourne Vixens in 2015.

TEAM MANAGER

ROS COOKE PHYSIOTHERAPIST

ANDREW BUTTERWORTH PERFORMANCE ANALYST

KATIE JAMES STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

DANIELLE ADAMS PERFORMANCE PSYCHOLOGIST

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STATISTICS

HEAD2HEAD

AUSTRALIA vs NEW ZEALAND

117 Played 70 Won 2 Drawn

117 45 2

60% % Wins 38% 10 Consec Wins 6

68 goals, 21 Oct 2012

Highest Score

67 goals, 21 July 2007

27 goals, 14 Aug 1948 27 goals, 1 Feb 1985 27 goals, 3 Feb 1985

Lowest Score

11 goals, 20 Aug 1938

31 goals, 28 Aug 1948

Biggest Win

25 goals, 29 Oct 2005

Previous 5 Meetings

2013 Australia 48 d New Zealand 45

Australia 58 d New Zealand 50

Australia 52 d New Zealand 47

Australia 50 d New Zealand 49

2014 Australia 58 d New Zealand 40

19 September 4 October 7 October 13 October 3 August (CWG XX)

Winning Margins

35 Between 1 and 5

17 6 and 10

10 11 and 20

7 21 and 30

1 31 and 40

– 41+

24 9 11 1 – –

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HEAD2HEAD

TESTMATCHHISTORY DATE EVENT

NEW ZEALAND vs ENGLAND

82 Played 77 Won 2 Drawn

82 3 2

94% % Wins

4%

41 Consec Wins 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, July 7 2001

Biggest Win

5 goals, 13 May 2007

Previous 5 Meetings

2011 New Zealand 53 d England 32 6 October

2012 New Zealand 61 d England 43 17 October

New Zealand 57 d England 46 25 October

2014 New Zealand 49 d England 32 20 January

New Zealand 35 d England 34 2 August (CWG XX)

Winning Margins

8 Between 1 and 5 goals

14 6 and 10

23 11 and 20

22 21 and 30

8 31 and 40

2 41+

3 – – – – –

20-Aug-38

14-Aug-48 28-Aug-48 11-Sep-48 20-Aug-60 27-Aug-60 3-Sep-60 02-Aug-63 03-Aug-63 05-Aug-63 06-Aug-63 07-Aug-63 08-Aug-63 10-Aug-63 12-Aug-63 13-Aug-63 14-Aug-63 14-Aug-67 17-Aug-67 19-Aug-67 22-Aug-67 23-Aug-67 25-Aug-67 26-Aug-67 20-Jun-69 27-Jun-69 3-Nov-70 18-Dec-70 19-Dec-70 31-Dec-70 1-Jan-71 2-Jan-71 5-Jan-71 6-Jan-71 8-Jan-71 9-Jan-71 12-Jan-71 16-Oct-74 26-Oct-74 9-Nov-74 23-Nov-74 23-Aug-75 25-Aug-75 26-Aug-75 27-Aug-75 28-Aug-75 29-Aug-75 1-Sep-75 2-Sep-75

OPPONENT

VENUE

CITY

First Test Match (AAWBA Carnival) Australia Royal Park^ Melbourne Australian Tour to NZ Australia Forbury Park^ Dunedin Australian Tour to NZ Australia Waiwakaiho Courts^ New Plymouth Australian Tour to NZ Australia Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Memorial Drive Courts^ Adelaide New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Royal Park^ Melbourne New Zealand Tour to AUS Australia Raleigh Park Kensington^ Sydney Nthn Ireland Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament 1st World Tournament Jamaica Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament Sri Lanka (Ceylon) Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament England Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament Australia Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament South Africa Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament Scotland Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament Wales Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 1st World Tournament West Indies Chelsea College PE^ Eastbourne 2nd World Tournament South Africa Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament Scotland Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament England Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament Jamaica Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament Singapore Matthews Centre^ Perth 2nd World Tournament Australia Matthews Centre^ Perth Australian Tour to NZ Australia Haitai Courts^ Wellington Australian Tour to NZ Australia St Kilda Courts^ Dunedin Pre-Int’l Tournament Singapore ^ - Pre-Int’l Tournament Barbados YMCA Stadium Bridgetown Pre-Int’l Tournament Barbados YMCA Stadium Bridgetown 3rd World Tournament Nthn Ireland National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Scotland National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Bahamas National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Wales National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament England National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Jamaica National Stadium^ Kingston 3rd World Tournament Australia National Stadium^ Kingston Tour to England Singapore University of Singapore^ Kent Ridge Tour to England England Northwood Sports Stadium Stoke-on-Trent Tour to England England Empire Pool, Wembley London Tour to England England Washington Sports Stadium Durham 4th World Tournament Jamaica Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Nthn Ireland Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Fiji Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Wales Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Singapore Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Trinidad & Tobago Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 4th World Tournament Papua New Guinea Windmill Road Courts^ Auckland 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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TESTMATCHHISTORY DATE EVENT 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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COUNTRY

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

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New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad Trinidad England England New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England England England Wales England Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Australia Australia Australia

NZ OPP. 81 34 36 29 58 35 53 48 62 41 56 95 58 58 53 36 60 56 33 56 52 48 46 47 30 37 34 48 35 37 54 53 28 54 46 56 86 64 85 45 76 63 76 51 35 55 42 23 27 37

35 34 36 28 30 31 31 27 29 24 28 7 17 26 26 38 28 23 27 41 43 40 46 43 21 32 20 29 29 34 41 52 33 36 16 34 26 38 4 42 12 22 19 36 30 34 47 19 27 20

WINNER W/L New Zealand Draw Draw New Zealand 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 Draw 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 New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand Draw New Zealand

46 0 0 1 28 4 22 21 33 17 28 88 41 32 27 -2 32 33 6 15 9 8 0 4 9 5 14 19 6 3 13 1 -5 18 30 22 60 26 81 3 64 41 57 15 5 21 -5 4 0 17

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*

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CITY

COUNTRY

NZ OPP.

England Festival Hall Melbourne Australia 32 Australia Festival Hall Melbourne Australia 31 Trinidad & Tobago Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland New Zealand 35 Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth New Zealand 41 Nthn Ireland Templemore Leisure Cntr. Belfast Nthn Ireland 63 Nthn Ireland Bangor Leisure Centre Belfast Northern Ireland 69 Scotland Bellahouston Sports Cntr. Glasgow Scotland 64 Scotland John Wright Sports Cntr. Glasgow Scotland 75 Scotland Crystal Palace London England 39 Jamaica Crystal Palace London England 35 England Crystal Palace London England 34 Nthn Ireland Crystal Palace London England 52 Australia Crystal Palace London England 39 Australia Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 27 Jamaica Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 39 Australia Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North New Zealand 27 Jamaica Manawatu Sports Centre Palmerston North New Zealand 40 Jamaica Minogue Park Hamilton New Zealand 32 Australia Minogue Park Hamilton New Zealand 27 Australia State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 19 Jamaica State Sports Centre Sydney Australia 44 Australia Velodrome Launceston Australia 19 Jamaica Velodrome Launceston Australia 48 Jamaica Apollo Stadium Adelaide Australia 58 Australia Apollo Stadium Adelaide Australia 31 England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 44 Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 42 England England Stanley Street Tennis Courts^ Auckland New Zealand 43 Barbados Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 53 Cook Islands Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 78 Ireland Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 81 Bermuda Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 89 Malaysia Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 78 Wales Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 94 Scotland Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 67 England Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 45 Australia Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 39 England Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 47 Trinidad & Tobago Crownpoint Sports Park^ Glasgow Scotland 49 Trinidad & Tobago Chase Stadium Auckland New Zealand 43 Trinidad & Tobago Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston Nth New Zealand 37 Trinidad & Tobago Cowles Stadium Christchurch New Zealand 48 England Gateshead Leisure Centre Newcastle England 46 England Wembley Stadium London England 47 England G-Max Arena Manchester England 40 Australia Chase Stadium Auckland New Zealand 47 Australia Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North New Zealand 51 Australia Dunedin Stadium Dunedin New Zealand 49 England Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 32 Scotland Europehalle Karlsrhue West Germany 58

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20 New Zealand 12 27 New Zealand 4 30 New Zealand 5 36 New Zealand 5 23 New Zealand 40 10 New Zealand 59 14 New Zealand 50 14 New Zealand 61 8 New Zealand 31 31 New Zealand 4 29 New Zealand 5 15 New Zealand 37 37 New Zealand 2 37 Australia -10 39 Draw 0 33 Australia -6 38 New Zealand 2 21 New Zealand 11 30 Australia -3 35 Australia -16 31 New Zealand 13 31 Australia -12 35 New Zealand 13 26 New Zealand 32 28 New Zealand 3 44 Draw 0 36 New Zealand 6 36 New Zealand 7 28 New Zealand 25 27 New Zealand 51 16 New Zealand 65 8 New Zealand 81 9 New Zealand 69 13 New Zealand 81 15 New Zealand 52 30 New Zealand 15 28 New Zealand 11 37 New Zealand 10 37 New Zealand 12 40 New Zealand 3 38 Trinidad & Tobago -1 25 New Zealand 23 27 New Zealand 19 25 New Zealand 22 30 New Zealand 10 46 New Zealand 1 47 New Zealand 4 37 New Zealand 12 24 New Zealand 8 9 New Zealand 49

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TESTMATCHHISTORY DATE EVENT

OPPONENT

VENUE

CITY

COUNTRY

NZ OPP.

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

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17 19 29 53 35 32 21 44 38 41 51 52 29 25 44 29 27 21 44 63 24 14 26 40 33 53 42 47 53 67 55 64 34 26 33 48 16 52 22 47 23 29 62 52 47 49 42 41 44 49

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

50 39 4 -18 29 29 48 -2 4 20 6 -12 27 32 13 62 69 72 34 5 62 90 60 54 20 -1 10 10 4 -21 -10 -27 28 34 25 23 78 24 54 13 62 28 -26 -3 -3 4 29 25 28 18

DATE EVENT

OPPONENT

VENUE

CITY

11-Apr-95 Milo Series England Dunedin Stadium Dunedin 13-Apr-95 WS visit to NZ Western Samoa Cowles Stadium Christchurch 15-Apr-95 Milo Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North 20-Apr-95 Milo Series England ASB Stadium Auckland National Indoor Arena Birmingham 17-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Namibia 18-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Cayman Islands National Indoor Arena Birmingham Birmingham 19-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships South Africa National Indoor Arena Birmingham 20-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Australia National Indoor Arena National Indoor Arena Birmingham 21-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Jamaica Birmingham 23-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Barbados National Indoor Arena National Indoor Arena Birmingham 25-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Canada 26-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Western Samoa National Indoor Arena Birmingham Birmingham 27-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships Cook Islands National Indoor Arena Birmingham 28-Jul-95 9th World Champsionships-3v4 England National Indoor Arena 21-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Dunedin Stadium Dunedin 25-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Arena Manawatu Palmerston North 29-May-96 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa ASB Stadium Auckland 22-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia State Sports Centre Sydney 26-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia Clipsal Powerhouse Adelaide 29-Jun-96 Milo Cup Australia Glasshouse Melbourne 16-Nov-96 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Entertainment Cente Sydney Dunedin Stadium Dunedin 23-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica Arena Manawatu Palmerston North 26-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica Wellington 29-Apr-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Cook Islands Events Centre ASB Stadium Auckland 3-May-97 Fisher & Paykel Intn’l Series Jamaica 30-Jul-97 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton 6-Dec-97 Tour to UK England Brighton Centre Brighton 8-Dec-97 Tour to UK Wales Welsh Institute Cardiff 10-Dec-97 Tour to UK England National Indoor Arena Birmingham 13-Dec-97 Tour to UK England Newcastle Arena Newcastle 17-Dec-97 One-Off Test Malaysia Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Kumpur 20-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Mystery Creek Stadium Hamilton 23-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Events Centre Wellington 26-May-98 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Edgar Centre Dunedin Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 14-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Malawi 15-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Cook Islands Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 16-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Wales 17-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games Sri Lanka Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 18-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games South Africa Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 19-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games-SF England Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 21-Sep-98 XVI Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Stadium Juara, Bukit Kiara Kuala Lumpur 5-Feb-99 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Arena Kingston 7-Feb-99 Jamaica Tour Jamaica National Arena Kingston 27-Feb-99 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Westpac Centre Christchurch 16-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Queens Wharf Events Ctr Wellington 19-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 22-Jun-99 Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa ASB Stadium Auckland Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 22-Sep-99 10th World Championships Canada Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 23-Sep-99 10th World Championships Wales Christchurch 25-Sep-99 10th World Championships Cook Islands Westpactrust Centre

COUNTRY New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England England England England England England England England England England New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England Wales England England Malaysia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Malaysia Jamaica Jamaica New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand

NZ OPP. 64 70 60 55 87 114 57 44 70 77 78 60 81 60 63 51 60 40 39 35 41 64 55 78 51 43 47 77 53 70 69 47 49 48 77 90 94 92 63 70 39 54 62 60 72 82 65 90 73 74

42 30 36 36 22 15 59 45 52 44 37 31 49 31 39 31 47 49 58 56 52 44 43 39 47 49 35 39 41 45 19 58 58 52 41 28 21 16 35 30 42 54 47 48 33 39 47 22 27 43

WINNER W/L New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand South Africa Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Draw New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand

22 40 24 19 65 99 -2 -1 18 33 41 29 32 29 24 20 13 -9 -19 -21 -11 20 12 39 4 -6 12 38 12 25 50 -11 -9 -4 36 62 73 76 28 40 -3 0 15 12 39 43 18 68 46 31

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TESTMATCHHISTORY

TESTMATCHHISTORY DATE EVENT 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

OPPONENT

VENUE

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CITY

10th World Championships South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships Nthn Ireland Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships Barbados Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships Fiji Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships-SF Jamaica Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 10th World Championships-Final Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Newcastle Team Pacifica ASB Stadium Auckland Fisher & Paykel Series Team Pacifica Manawatu Sports Stadium Palmerston North Fisher & Paykel Series Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Events Centre Wellington Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Westpactrust Centre Christchurch Fisher & Paykel Series World 7 Mystery Creek Hamilton Uni-Bank Tri-Series South Africa Velodrome Cape Town Uni-Bank Tri-Series Australia Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg Uni-Bank Tri-Series South Africa Pietermaritzburg Girls HS Pietermaritzburg Tri-Nations Australia State Netball Centre Melbourne Tri-Nations South Africa AIS Arena Canberra Tri-Nations South Africa State Sports Centre Sydney Tri-Nations Australia State Sports Centre Sydney Fisher & Paykel Series England Stadium Southland Invercargill Fisher & Paykel Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North Fisher & Paykel Series England Mystery Creek Hamilton Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Stadium Southland Invercargill Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Tour to Jamaica Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados Stadium Southland Invercargill Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington Fisher & Paykel Series Barbados North Shore Events Centre Auckland XVII Commonwealth Games Canada Evening News Arena Manchester XVII Commonwealth Games Sri Lanka Evening News Arena Manchester XVII Commonwealth Games England Evening News Arena Manchester XVII Commonwealth Games Wales Evening News Arena Manchester XVII Commonwealth Games-SF Jamaica Evening News Arena Manchester XVII Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Evening News Arena Manchester Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa North Shore Events Centre Auckland Fisher & Paykel Series South Africa Westpactrust Centre Christchurch Tour to England England Evening News Arena Manchester Tour to England England NEC Birmingham Tour to England England London Arena London Fisher & Paykel Series England Westpactrust Centre Christchurch Fisher & Paykel Series England Queens Wharf Stadium Wellington Fisher & Paykel Series England North Shore Events Centre Auckland 11th World Championships Niue The Arena Kingston 11th World Championships Barbados The Arena Kingston 11th World Championships Cook Islands The Arena Kingston 11th World Championships England The Arena Kingston

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COUNTRY 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 South Africa South Africa South Africa Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England England England England England England New Zealand New Zealand England England England New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica

NZ OPP. 68 92 71 74 81 55 41 30 77 64 47 52 60 88 52 81 55 74 86 52 78 65 69 47 58 46 46 44 44 88 87 84 101 116 67 81 69 55 71 86 52 61 64 65 55 48 99 84 107 60

39 26 35 41 38 53 42 53 35 38 51 51 47 34 40 35 40 37 30 62 30 29 47 51 47 50 44 53 42 27 35 22 17 26 35 23 51 57 33 37 36 40 45 41 35 41 11 45 17 41

WINNER W/L New Zealand 29 New Zealand 66 New Zealand 36 New Zealand 33 New Zealand 43 New Zealand 2 Australia -1 Australia -23 New Zealand 42 New Zealand 26 World 7 -4 New Zealand 1 New Zealand 13 New Zealand 54 New Zealand 12 New Zealand 46 New Zealand 15 New Zealand 37 New Zealand 56 Australia -10 New Zealand 48 New Zealand 36 New Zealand 22 Australia -4 New Zealand 11 Australia -4 New Zealand 2 Jamaica -9 New Zealand 2 New Zealand 61 New Zealand 52 New Zealand 62 New Zealand 84 New Zealand 90 New Zealand 32 New Zealand 58 New Zealand 18 Australia (ET) -2 New Zealand 38 New Zealand 49 New Zealand 16 New Zealand 21 New Zealand 19 New Zealand 24 New Zealand 20 New Zealand 7 New Zealand 88 New Zealand 39 New Zealand 90 New Zealand 19

DATE EVENT

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VENUE

CITY

16-Jul-03 11th World Championships Fiji The Arena Kingston The Arena Kingston 18-Jul-03 11th World Championships Samoa Kingston 19-Jul-03 11th World Championships-SF Jamaica The Arena Kingston 20-Jul-03 11th World Championships-Final Australia The Arena 30-Jun-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre Christchurch 2-Jul-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North 5-Jul-04 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Mystery Creek Events Centre Hamilton 13-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia SuperDome Sydney 16-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia Challenge Stadium Perth 20-Nov-04 Holden Astra Test Series Australia Vodafone Arena Melbourne 12-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England North Shore Events Centre Auckland 16-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England The Events Centre Wellington 19-Mar-05 Fisher & Paykel Series England Stadium Southland Invercargill 29-Jun-05 Holden Test Australia SuperDome Sydney 29-Oct-05 Fisher & Paykel Test Australia Trusts Stadium Auckland 13-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Jamaica The Arena Kingston 14-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Barbados The Arena Kingston 15-Nov-05 Jamaican Tri-Series Jamaica The Arena Kingston Melbourne 17-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games St Vincent State Netball Centre State Netball Centre Melbourne 19-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games Fiji Melbourne 21-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games South Africa State Netball Centre State Netball Centre Melbourne 22-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games England State Netball Centre Melbourne 23-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games Malawi Melbourne 25-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games-SF Jamaica Vodafone Arena Melbourne 26-Mar-06 XVIII Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Vodafone Arena 22-Jul-06 Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Brisbane 25-Jul-06 Holden Test Series Australia Acer Arena Sydney 31-Jul-06 Fisher & Paykel Test South Africa Trusts Stadium Auckland 12-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia The Events Centre Wellington 14-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Trusts Stadium Auckland 16-Oct-06 Fisher & Paykel Series Australia Westpactrust Centre, Christchurch 13-May-07 Tri-Nations Series England Evening News Arena Manchester 15-May-07 Tri-Nations Series Australia National Indoor Arena Birmingham 12-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Series Jamaica Westpac Centre Christchurch 14-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Series Jamaica Trusts Stadium Auckland 18-Jul-07 Fisher & Paykel Cup Australia Vector Arena Auckland 21-Jul-07 Holden Test Series Australia Vodafone Arena Melbourne 24-Jul-07 Holden Test Series Australia Distinctive Homes Dome Adelaide Trusts Stadium Auckland 10-Nov-07 12th World Championships Malawi Trusts Stadium Auckland 12-Nov-07 12th World Championships Wales Auckland 13-Nov-07 12th World Championships Botswana Trusts Stadium Auckland 15-Nov-07 12th World Championships South Africa Trusts Stadium Auckland 16-Nov-07 12th World Championships-SF Jamaica Trusts Stadium Auckland 17-Nov-07 12th World Championships-Final Australia Trusts Stadium 17-Sep-08 New World Series Australia Westpac Centre Christchurch 20-Sep-08 New World Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland 13-Oct-08 New World Series England Vector Arena Auckland 15-Oct-08 New World Series England Edgar Centre Dunedin 18-Oct-08 New World Series England Arena Manawatu Palmerston North 26-Oct-08 Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne 2-Nov-08 Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Brisbane 24-Aug-09 New World Series World 7 TSB Bank Arena Wellington 26-Aug-09 New World Series World 7 Energy Events Centre Rotorua 29-Aug-09 New World Series World 7 Trusts Stadium Auckland

COUNTRY Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand Jamaica Jamaica Jamaica Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England England 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 Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand

NZ OPP. 79 81 56 49 54 52 53 49 50 51 52 74 55 50 61 57 77 67 98 80 74 55 67 61 60 52 38 94 47 43 40 45 47 80 68 46 67 47 85 86 76 82 59 38 51 38 65 38 61 46 41 44 44 46

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24 New Zealand 28 New Zealand 37 New Zealand 47 New Zealand 45 New Zealand 50 New Zealand 46 New Zealand 54 Australia 42 New Zealand 53 Australia 30 New Zealand 30 New Zealand 40 New Zealand 43 New Zealand 36 New Zealand 39 New Zealand 21 New Zealand 32 New Zealand 31 New Zealand 26 New Zealand 37 New Zealand 40 New Zealand 39 New Zealand 41 New Zealand 55 New Zealand 40 New Zealand 48 Australia 25 New Zealand 51 Australia 37 New Zealand 46 Australia 50 England 50 Australia 36 New Zealand 46 New Zealand 53 Australia 65 New Zealand - ET 54 Australia 26 New Zealand 24 New Zealand 20 New Zealand 23 New Zealand 49 New Zealand 42 Australia 53 Australia 31 New Zealand 26 New Zealand 40 England 22 New Zealand 41 New Zealand 43 Australia 48 World 7 53 World 7 41 New Zealand

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55 53 19 2 9 2 7 -5 8 -2 22 44 15 7 25 18 56 35 67 54 37 15 28 20 5 12 -10 69 -4 6 -6 -5 -3 44 22 -7 2 -7 59 62 56 59 10 -4 -2 7 39 -2 39 5 -2 -4 -9 5

DATE EVENT 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 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

OPPONENT

CITY

Holden Test Series Australia Acer Arena Sydney Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Holden Test Series Australia Convention & Exhibition Centre Brisbane New World Series Australia Stadium Southland Invercargill New World Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland The Co-operative Series England University of Bath Bath Sunshine Series Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston Sunshine Series Jamaica National Indoor Arena Kingston New World International Test Samoa Te Rauparaha Arena Wellington New World International Series Jamaica CBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch New World International Series Jamaica Pettigrew Green Arena Napier Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Adelaide Wellington New World International Series Australia TSB Bank Arena Auckland New World International Series Australia Vector Arena XIX Commonwealth Games Papua New Guinea Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games Cook Islands Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games England Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games South Africa Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games Barbados Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games SFJamaica Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi XIX Commonwealth Games-Final Australia Thyagaraj Sports Complex Delhi FIAT International Series England Evening News Arena Manchester FIAT International Series England Capital FM Arena Nottingham FIAT International Series England The O2 Arena London New World Netball Series Australia Arena Manawatu Palmerston North New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland 13th World Championships Fiji Indoor Stadium 13th World Championships Wales Indoor Stadium 13th World Championships Trinidad & Tobago Indoor Stadium 13th World Championships QF South Africa Indoor Stadium 13th World Championships SF England Indoor Stadium 13th World Championships Final Australia Indoor Stadium New World Netball Series England Trust Stadium Auckland New World Netball Series England ILT Velodrome Invercargill Holden Test Series Australia Burswood Dome Perth Holden Test Series Australia Entertainment Centre Adelaide Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne Holden Test Series Australia Hisense Arena Melbourne New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland New World Netball Series Australia CBS Canterbury Arena Christchurch Holden Test Series Sth Africa Entertainment Centre Adelaide Holden Test Series England Entertainment Centre Newcastle Holden Test Series Australia Allphones Arena Sydney New World Quad Series England TSB Bank Arena Wellington New World Quad Series Sth Africa TECT Arena Tauranga New World Quad Series Australia Claudelands Arena Hamilton New World Netball Series Australia Velodrome Invercargill New World Netball Series Australia Vector Arena Auckland Constellation Cup Australia Entertainment Centre Adelaide Constellation Cup Australia Rod Laver Arena Melbourne Constellation Cup Australia AIS Arena Canberra New World Netball Series Malawi TSB Bank Arena Wellington New World Netball Series Malawi Pettigrew Green Arena Napier New World Netball Series Malawi Claudelands Arena Hamilton FIAT International Series Jamaica Wembley Arena London FIAT International Series England Crystal Palace London XX Commonwealth Games Malawi SECC Arena Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games Scotland SECC Arena Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games Nth Ireland SECC Arena Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games St Lucia SECC Arena Glasgow XX Commonwealth Games Jamaica SECC Arena Glasgow XX Comm. Games: SF England SECC Arena Glasgow XX Comm. Games: Final Australia SSE Hydro Glasgow

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COUNTRY Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand England Jamaica Jamaica New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia New Zealand New Zealand India India India India India India India England England England New Zealand New Zealand Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore Singapore New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand Australia Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand New Zealand England England Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland Scotland

NZ OPP. 53 44 33 46 52 65 61 50 92 58 62 43 59 40 102 87 47 70 97 59 66 42 41 47 47 45 80 91 75 58 49 57 62 53 49 44 41 54 50 53 63 61 48 57 63 48 55 45 50 47 49 70 68 72 52 49 50 71 78 88 50 35 40

WINNER W/L

50 New Zealand 3 48 Australia -4 36 Australia -3 47 Australia -1 36 New Zealand 16 59 New Zealand - ET 6 56 New Zealand 5 53 Jamaica -3 28 New Zealand 64 35 New Zealand 23 40 New Zealand 22 48 Australia -5 40 New Zealand 19 46 Australia -6 21 New Zealand 81 24 New Zealand 63 41 New Zealand 6 29 New Zealand 41 22 New Zealand 75 43 New Zealand 16 64 New Zealand (ET) 2 40 New Zealand 2 39 New Zealand 2 40 New Zealand 7 52 Australia -5 42 New Zealand 3 25 New Zealand 55 21 New Zealand 70 23 New Zealand 52 28 New Zealand 30 34 New Zealand 15 58 Australia - ET -1 40 New Zealand 22 32 New Zealand 21 48 New Zealand 1 51 New Zealand -7 44 Australia -3 52 New Zealand 2 49 New Zealand 1 59 Australia -6 27 New Zealand 36 43 New Zealand 19 68 Australia -20 46 New Zealand 11 24 New Zealand 39 43 New Zealand 5 51 New Zealand 4 48 Australia -3 58 Australia -8 52 Australia -5 50 Australia -1 32 New Zealand 38 49 New Zealand 19 39 New Zealand 33 46 New Zealand 6 32 New Zealand 17 47 New Zealand 3 14 New Zealand 57 29 New Zealand 49 19 New Zealand 69 42 New Zealand 8 34 New Zealand 1 58 Australia -18

Total Goals: For/Against 24,346 14,821

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