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First Quarter 2009 Edition 126 More Exciting, More Visible, More Now Netball New Zealand and The Silver Ferns will play three tests in the New World International adidas have entered into a Netball Series against the World Selection in August and five tests new three-year partnership. against arch rivals Australia in September 2009. adidas are the ‘Official Apparel Provider’ to Netball New The Silver Ferns begin the New World International Netball Series with Zealand, the Silver Ferns, NZ three tests against the World Selection consisting of players from Accelerant Squad, NZU21’s, NZ Jamaica, England, Australia and Samoa. The tests will be held in Secondary Schools and the NZ Wellington, Rotorua and Auckland respectively. Umpires Squads. The Silver Ferns will then play three tests against Australia in the Holden This is a fantastic opportunity for Netball Test Series in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane before heading Netball New Zealand to be home to play them again twice in the New World International Netball aligned with such a leading Series. The New World International Netball Series first test will be held in sports brand. adidas provide a Invercargill with the final match-up to be held at Auckland’s Vector wealth of experience in Arena. delivering technical quality and design of clothing which will The Test dates are as follows: give our athletes a performance edge on the court. Their knowledge and NEW ZEALAND – New World International Netball Series – Silver Ferns v understanding of sports apparel the World Selection* is an important asset as we Mon 24 August, 7.30pm TSB Bank Arena, Wellington prepare our teams for the Wed 26 August, 7.30pm Energy Events Centre, Rotorua season ahead. Saturday 29 August, 7.30pm The Trusts Stadium Arena, Auckland The dress was unveiled *Playing for the Taini Jamison Trophy alongside the All Blacks new AUSTRALIA – Holden Netball Test Series – Silver Ferns v Australia adidas kit in Auckland on May Sun 6 September, 12:25pm ACER Arena, Sydney 5th 2009 Wed 9 September, 7.55pm Hisense Arena, Melbourne Sun 13 September, 3.25pm BCEC, Brisbane NEW ZEALAND – New World International Netball Series – Silver Ferns v Australia Sun 20 September, 4.00pm Stadium Southland, Invercargill Wed 23 September, 7.30pm Vector Arena, Auckland *All Game times are local TICKETS GO ON SALE FROM JULY 2009 The Game , The People, The Business ANZ CHAMPIONSHIP: THE HOTTEST GAME IN TOWN Results Round 1 - 5 Rd 1 Home Team v Away Team Rd 2 Home Team v Away Team Steel (55) v Pulse (46) Magic (54) v Steel (47) Vixens (57) v Fever (44) Thunderbirds (48) v Swifts (47) Firebirds (48) v Thunderbirds (60) Mystics (54) v Pulse (50) Mystics (38) v Magic (51) Tactix (52) v Fever (44) Swifts (62) v Tactix (45) Firebirds (51) v Vixens (54) ANZ Championship Rd 3 Home Team v Away Team Rd 4 Home Team v Away Team Pre-Season Tournament Sydney Results Pulse (46) v Firebirds (58) Pulse (54) v Fever (60) Thunderbirds (43) v Vixens (49) Vixens (48) v Steel (31) 1 Swifts Steel (52) v Tactix (48) Firebirds (53) v Magic (42) 2 Thunderbirds 3 Vixens Magic (63) v Swifts (45) Tactix (48) v Thunderbirds (53) 4 Magic Fever (57) v Mystics (46) Swifts (59) v Mystics (55) 5 Firebirds 6 Steel 7 Fever Rd 5 Home Team v Away Team Rd 6 Home Team v Away Team 8 AIS Tactix (48) v magic (50) Magic (59) v Pulse (36) Vixens (50) v Thunderbirds (42) Swifts (40) v Thunderbirds (51) Pulse (60) v Mystics (61) Mystics (52) v Steel (61) Fever (67) v Swifts (66) Firebirds (56) v Fever (53) Sky's 2009 netball coverage is even bigger and better than in its first ANZ Championship season in 2008. Sky will broadcast all 69 games LIVE on SKY Sport (SKY Sport 1, 2 or 3), with commentators in the middle of all the action bringing viewers live buildup to preview each game. The Sky team this year includes former Silver Ferns Bernice Mene, Anna Stanley and Tania Dalton former Australian Internationals Kathryn Harby- UPCOMING GAMES IN ROUND 6 Williams and Natalie Avellino and broadcasters Jenny Woods, Lesley Saturday 16 May Mercury Energy Tactix v Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel Murdoch and Andrea McVeigh. Westpac Arena, Christchurch 2.00pm* Sunday 17 May West Coast Fever v Melbourne Vixens As well as match coverage, Sky's Challenge Stadium, Perth 12.30pm* Monday 18 May Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic v LG Mystics weekly magazine show On Court Energy Events Centre, Rotorua 7.00pm* returns in 2009. The Sky team is NSW Swifts v Queensland Firebirds dedicated to bringing you netball Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Sydney 7.00pm* coverage like you've never seen * All times are local it. The Game , The People, The Business NNZ COUNCIL 2009 Netball New Zealand held our Annual Council meeting in Wellington in February, a great time was had by all. All regions were represented well and were presented with the new Netball New Zealand Strategic Plan for the next four years. You can find this plan as well as the 2008 Annual Report on the Netball New Zealand website, www.netballnz.co.nz. Those who attended Council in 2009 were able to attend workshops on many topics relevant to Netball in our regions. These were; Building Successful Teams, Funding and Facility Development, Developing and Growing our Game and Sponsorship. The workshops were greatly received. During dinner Guest Speaker Kevin Biggar fascinated us with his gripping tales of winning the 2003 Atlantic rowing race in World Record time and becoming one of the first New Zealanders to walk unsupported to the South Pole. Sydney 2009 World Masters Congratulations to the following 2008 Service Award Holders: Games Margaret Bennie (Netball Otago), Monica Burns (Netball Southland), Robin Harding (Netball Auckland Waitakere), Nancy Lewin (Netball Kapiti Centre), Susan Miller (Netball The Sydney 2009 World Masters Counties Manukau), Theresa Strachan (Netball Taranaki Centre), Waimarama Games are where everyday Taumaunu (Netball Wellington), Patricia Wyatt (Netball Bay of Plenty), Diane Yorke people can have extraordinary (Netball Bay of Plenty). experiences. Held from 10-18 Thank you to Noeline Ward who has contributed a generous amount of her time and October 2009, the Games are service as a member of the Netball New Zealand Board. open to everyone, not just elite athletes. Netball New Zealand would like to welcome Shirley Hooper as the new Elected Netball New Zealand Board Member. Shirley brings a vast amount of experience and expertise both in the Netball and business arena. Read Shirley Hooper’s Profile on Pg 4 The Games represent a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity for you to have an Olympic style experience. 28 NNZ Council will be held in Auckland in 2010 sports will be contested at more than 70 venues across Sydney, many where sport’s biggest names won Olympic medals in 2000. Men and women from 35 years of age can play netball in the world’s largest multi-sport event. The only entry qualification is your age. The Sydney 2009 World Masters Games are all about being fit, fun and forever young. The social programme is jam packed with activities, including Lily’s Story - Camp Quality Netball what promises to be an unforgettable Opening Ceremony Experience at Sydney Olympic Park in which Written by Vanessa of Christchurch the competitors will take centre Camp Quality is a week long camp providing fun, hope and hap- stage, a Closing Ceremony in the piness for children living with cancer. I have been involved in heart of the city and daily events in Camp Quality now for 4 years and this was my second camp with the Sydney Olympic Park precinct Lily. There is one companion per camper and you spend the and at other social hubs around whole week together having fun. You get to know each other Sydney. very well! Often you can be with the same camper for several years. Lily and I keep in touch all year, go to movies, the gardens Register online at and meet up for hot chocolate. Once you start volunteering it is very hard to give it up - you get so much more out of it than you give. It's the most fan- www.2009worldmasters.com tastic experience, exhausting but fabulous! We are always looking for volunteers.... before 31 July. The theme this year was 'My Hero', with the much anticipated climax of camp Click here for more information on being 'party night' where everyone dresses up in theme. Leading up to camp Lily and I discussed who we would dress up as. We had heard about people going netball. as Wonder Woman, Spiderman, doctors, fire fighters etc. Lily immediately suggested we should go as 'netball players'. We thought it was a fantastic idea as we both LOVE Sydney 2009 World Masters netball. Lily decided she would be Julie Seymour and I should be Maree Bowden. I was Games very lucky to be able to organise Tactix dresses thanks to Sue Harris and Helen Mahon-Stroud. We had a fantastic camp and party night. It's probably the closest I will 10 – 18 October ever come to playing for Canterbury, but there's much hope for Lily who is a keen Fit, fun and forever young netballer. Watch this space! If you would like to know more about Camp Quality check out The Game , The People , The Business LOIS MUIR RECIEVES LIFETIME APPOINTMENTS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Jan Skilton - National Umpire Squad Lois has been honoured for her Coordinator dedication, long-term service and excellence in the inaugural Sport and At the end of April, NNZ welcomed Recreation Sector Awards.
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