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2021 FIXTURE MON 13 - DAY 1 TUE 14 - DAY 2 WED 15 - DAY 3 11.00AM 11.00AM 11.00AM VICTORIAN FURY V SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY V WESTERN STING SOUTHERN FORCE V GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 1.00PM 1.00PM 1.00PM QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY V TASMANIA V SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING WESTERN STING V CAPITAL DARTERS QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 3.00PM 3.00PM 3.00PM VICTORIAN FURY V SOUTHERN FORCE QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY V COLLINGWOOD COLLINGWOOD V CAPITAL DARTERS Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 5.00PM 5.00PM 5.00PM COLLINGWOOD V QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES VICTORIAN FURY V TASMANIA TASMANIA V GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY Court 1 Court 1 Court 1 BYE BYE BYE GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING SOUTHERN FORCE CAPITAL DARTERS QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES WESTERN STING THU 16 - DAY 4 FRI 17 - DAY 5 SAT 18 - DAY 6 THU 16 SEP – 11.00AM 11.00AM (SEMI-FINALS) QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY V CAPITAL DARTERS COLLINGWOOD V WESTERN STING 11.00AM Court 1 Court 1 5A V 5B THU 16 SEP – 1.00PM 1.00PM Court 1 VICTORIAN FURY V GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY TASMANIA V SOUTHERN FORCE 1.00PM Court 1 Court 1 4A V 4B THU 16 SEP– 3.00PM 3.00PM Court 1 WESTERN STING V QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY V 3.00PM Court 1 SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING 3A V 3B Court 1 THU 16 SEP – 5.00PM Court 1 SOUTHERN FORCE V SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING 5.00PM 5.00PM Court 1 CAPITAL DARTERS V QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES 2A V 1B Court 1 THU 16 SEP – BYE Court 1 TASMANIA BYE 7.00PM COLLINGWOOD VICTORIAN FURY 1A V 2B QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY Court 1 SUN 19 - DAY 7 POOL NOTE ON FINALS SEMI-FINALS (PLAY-OFFS AND FINALS) POOL A Order of finals matches for semi finals 3-5 will be VICTORIAN FURY 8.45AM determined after RD 5 of the preliminary rounds to TASMANIA 9 V 10 allow adequate recovery for teams GIANTS NETBALL ACADEMY Court 2 SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING FINALS 8.45AM SOUTHERN FORCE Order of placing matches for 8:45am - 10:30am 7 V 8 timeslots will be determined after Semi Finals to Court 1 POOL B allow adequate recovery for teams 10.30AM QBE SWIFTS ACADEMY 5 V 6 COLLINGWOOD Court 1 CAPITAL DARTERS SUN 19 SEP– 12.30PM QUEENSLAND SAPPHIRES L SEMI FINAL 1 V L SEMI FINAL 2 WESTERN STING PLEASE NOTE Court 1 • All times are shown in local time. SUN 19 SEP – 2.30PM • ANC fixture current as at 7 July 2021. W SEMI FINAL 1 V W SEMI FINAL 2 Court 1 • Fixture is subject to change without notice. @NetballAust @netballaust @NetballAust.

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