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NETBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2019 ANZPREMIERSHIP.CO.NZ CONTENTS ABOUT THE ANZ PREMIERSHIP Media Resources / 5 Schedule / 10 New Zealand’s elite netball league, the ANZ Premiership, returns for its third season in 2019. Rules & Format / 12 The ANZ Premiership consists of six teams from around the country including the Northern Mystics, Northern Stars, Splice Construction Import Players / 15 Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic, Te Wananga o Raukawa Pulse, The Good Oil Tactix and Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel. Umpires / 16 Teams will go head-to-head throughout 13 rounds of competition, Key Information/ 20 including three triple-header Super Sundays (Rounds 1, 6 and 11), before the season draws to a close in a two-game Finals Series involving the top Northern Mystics / 25 qualifying three teams. The Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel come in as defending champions Northern Stars / 33 having won successive titles, with a three-peat in their sights this season. Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic / 41 All games will be broadcast LIVE on SKY Sport, with a weekly highlights show on Prime TV. Central Pulse / 49 Mainland Tactix / 57 Southern Steel / 65 Partners / 73 ANZPremiership.co.nz 3 CONTENTS Media Resources / 5 Schedule / 10 Rules & Format / 12 Import Players / 15 Umpires / 16 Key Information/ 20 Northern Mystics / 25 Northern Stars / 33 Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic / 41 Central Pulse / 49 Mainland Tactix / 57 Southern Steel / 65 Partners / 73 ANZPremiership.co.nz 3 MEDIA MEDIA RESOURCES RESOURCES EVERY GAME MEDIA LIVE ON RESOURCES SUNDAY games from 4pm MONDAY games from 7.30pm WEDNESDAY games from 7.30pm PLUS: NETBALL ZONE, your weekly Netball wrap every Wednesday night following the match. RESOURCES MEDIA MEDIA RESOURCES Key Media Contacts Media Accreditation MEDIA RESOURCES For general League enquiries, please contact the Netball New Zealand (NNZ) media team: Netball New Zealand manages all media and photographer accreditations for the ANZ Premiership, including: KERRY MANDERS Head of PR, Media and Government Relations • ANZ Premiership regular season, as well as Super Sundays M +64 21 410 970, E [email protected] • ANZ Premiership Finals Series JOHN WHITING Guidelines for accredited media Communications and Channel Manager • Media must wear the appropriate accreditation pass at all times in the match venue M +64 27 468 8104, E [email protected] • Accreditation is not transferable • Media must conduct their work solely from within the designated areas determined by the Host Team media manager at each venue. • Working space on the media bench may be allocated by the Host Team media manager. Guidelines for accredited photographers • Photographers must wear their accreditation pass and official photographer’s vest issued by the Netball New Zealand or the host team media manager at all times in the venue. • Photographers must position themselves behind the courtside A-frame/digital signage for the duration of the match, and must not obstruct the view of any spectators. • Photographers are not permitted to enter the field of play. For team specific enquiries, please contact: • Photographers cannot use flash or strobe lighting during matches. NORTHERN MYSTICS TE WANANGA O CHRIS TENNANT RAUKAWA PULSE Special broadcast conditions M 021 654 717 JANE HUNT E [email protected] M 021 107 0287 • Only rights holding broadcasters are permitted to film (SKY Sport only) or commentate (SKY Sport and Radio Sport) E [email protected] on ANZ Premiership matches within official venues. NORTHERN STARS • Live streaming and video footage inside official venues (including Snapchat, Facebook Live, Instagram Live and other JOHNSON RAELA THE GOOD OIL TACTIX technologies) is strictly prohibited. Only digital rights holding broadcasters and Netball New Zealand representatives M 021 0271 7007 LEANNE HARRIS are permitted to live stream or video ANZ Premiership matches within official venues. E [email protected] M 027 552 6876 • News crews are permitted to film or live stream the official post-match press conference but are not permitted to film E [email protected] SPLICE CONSTRUCTION anywhere else in the venue. MAGIC ASCOT PARK HOTEL ASHLEY LIVINGSTONE SOUTHERN STEEL M 021 540 363 KATE BUCHANAN E [email protected] M 021 292 1660 E [email protected] ANZPremiership.co.nz 7 Media Accreditation Netball New Zealand manages all media and photographer accreditations for the ANZ Premiership, including: • ANZ Premiership regular season, as well as Super Sundays • ANZ Premiership Finals Series Guidelines for accredited media • Media must wear the appropriate accreditation pass at all times in the match venue • Accreditation is not transferable • Media must conduct their work solely from within the designated areas determined by the Host Team media manager at each venue. • Working space on the media bench may be allocated by the Host Team media manager. Guidelines for accredited photographers • Photographers must wear their accreditation pass and official photographer’s vest issued by the Netball New Zealand or the host team media manager at all times in the venue. • Photographers must position themselves behind the courtside A-frame/digital signage for the duration of the match, and must not obstruct the view of any spectators. • Photographers are not permitted to enter the field of play. • Photographers cannot use flash or strobe lighting during matches. Special broadcast conditions • Only rights holding broadcasters are permitted to film (SKY Sport only) or commentate (SKY Sport and Radio Sport) on ANZ Premiership matches within official venues. • Live streaming and video footage inside official venues (including Snapchat, Facebook Live, Instagram Live and other technologies) is strictly prohibited. Only digital rights holding broadcasters and Netball New Zealand representatives are permitted to live stream or video ANZ Premiership matches within official venues. • News crews are permitted to film or live stream the official post-match press conference but are not permitted to film anywhere else in the venue. ANZPremiership.co.nz 7 Media Resources Netball New Zealand aims to provide media and fans with comprehensive digital coverage and insights into the ANZ Premiership. We will deliver content and updates using media updates, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. AT A A GLANCE AT ANZ Premiership Media List For all media releases, match previews, statistics and official results; to check that you’re on the list or to update GLANCE your details, please email [email protected] ANZ Premiership.co.nz #Featuring fixtures and results, statistics, news, video, player profiles, match day info (including live scoring, head-to-head stats and broadcast info) – this is your one-stop-shop for all things ANZ Premiership. Facebook facebook.com/ANZPremiership - Press conferences, Score updates, Match reports Twitter @ANZPremiership - Match reports ANZ Premiership official hashtag: Instagram #ANZP @ANZPremiership - Behind the scenes content Team match day hashtags: #MYS #STA #MAG #PUL #TAC #STE YouTube Youtube.com/ANZPremiershipTV Match day hashtags explained: - Press conferences HOMEvAWAY #MYSvMAG Website www.anzpremiership.co.nz - Live scoring, Match reports 8 2019 ANZ Premiership Media Guide AT A A GLANCE AT GLANCE 2019 COMPETITION SCHEDULE 2019 COMPETITION SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE AT ROUND ONE ROUND TWO ROUND THREE ROUND FOUR ROUND NINE ROUND TEN ROUND ELEVEN ROUND TWELVE SUPER SUNDAY Sat 2 March, 4pm Sun 10 March, 4pm Sun 17 March, 4.pm Sun 21 April, 4pm Sun 28 April, 4pm SUPER SUNDAY Sun 12 May, 4pm 24 February Mystics v Steel Pulse v Tactix Mystics v Magic Pulse v Magic Stars v Mystics 5 May Magic v Mystics Claudelands Arena, Hamilton The Trusts Arena, Auckland Fly Palmy, Palmerston North Eventfinda Stadium, Auckland TSB Bank Arena, Wellington Pulman Arena, Auckland ILT Stadium Southland, Invercargill Claudelands Arena, Hamilton 2pm - Steel v Stars 2pm - Magic v Pulse 4pm - Magic v Tactix Mon 4 March, 7.30pm Mon 11 March, 7.40pm Sun 17 March, 6pm Tue 23 April, 7.30pm Mon 29 April, 7.30pm 4pm - Steel v Mystics Mon 13 May, 7.30pm 6pm - Mystics v Pulse Magic v Pulse Steel v Magic Steel v Tactix Tactix v Stars Tactix v Pulse 6pm - Tactix v Stars Pulse v Stars Energy Events Centre, Rotorua ILT Stadium Southland, Invercargill ILT Stadium Southland, Invercargill Horncastle Arena, Christchurch Horncastle Arena, Christchurch TSB Bank Arena, Wellington Mon 25 February, 7.30pm Mon 6 May, 7.30pm Magic v Stars Wed 6 March, 7.30pm Wed 13 March, 7.30pm Mon 18 March, 7.30pm Wed 24 April, 7.30pm Wed 1 May, 7.30pm Steel v Pulse Wed 15 May, 7.30pm Claudelands Arena, Hamilton Stars v Tactix Stars v Mystics Stars v Pulse Steel v Mystics Magic v Steel ILT Stadium Southland, Tactix v Steel Pulman Arena, Auckland Pulman Arena, Auckland Pulman Arena, Auckland More FM Arena, Dunedin Claudelands Arena, Hamilton Invercargill Horncastle Arena, Christchurch Tue 26 February, 7.30pm Tactix v Steel Wed 8 May, 7.30pm Horncastle Arena, Christchurch Mystics v Tactix The Trusts Arena, Auckland ROUND FIVE ROUND SIX ROUND SEVEN ROUND EIGHT ROUND THIRTEEN FINALS SERIES Sun 24 March, 4pm SUPER SUNDAY Sun 7 April, 4pm Sun 14 April, 4pm Sun 19 May, 4pm Elimination Final Tactix v Mystics 31 March Mystics v Tactix Stars v Steel Tactix v Magic Wed 29 May, 7.30pm Trafalgar Centre, Nelson The Trusts Arena, Auckland The Trusts Arena, Auckland Pulman Arena, Auckland Horncastle Arena, Christchurch 2nd v 3rd 2pm - Pulse v Tactix Mon 25 March, 7.30pm 4pm - Mystics
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