2019 Suncorp Super Netball season

The 2019 Suncorp Super Netball season was the third season of the premier netball league in Australia. The season began on 27 April and concluded on 15 September 2019, however it was suspended for most of the month of July due to the Netball World Cup, which was played in Liverpool.[1]

2019 Suncorp Super Netball season
LeagueSuncorp Super Netball
SportNetball
Duration27 April – 15 September 2019
Number of teams8
TV partner(s)Nine Network
Regular season
  Minor premiersSunshine Coast Lightning
Season MVPJhaniele Fowler
Top scorerJhaniele Fowler (WCF: 709 goals)
Finals
ChampionsNew South Wales Swifts
  Runners-upSunshine Coast Lightning
Seasons

The New South Wales Swifts won the premiership, defeating two-time defending premiers Sunshine Coast Lightning by 17 goals in the Grand Final at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre.[2]

Overview edit

Teams edit

Team Leaders Coach Home Courts Ref.
  Adelaide Thunderbirds Chelsea Pitman &
Layla Guscoth
Tania Obst Priceline Stadium
Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Territory Netball Stadium
[3]
  Collingwood Magpies Madison Browne &
Geva Mentor
Rob Wright Melbourne Arena
Bendigo Stadium
Silverdome
[4]
  Giants Netball Kimberlee Green Julie Fitzgerald Qudos Bank Arena
QuayCentre
AIS Arena
[5]
  Melbourne Vixens Kate Moloney Simone McKinnis Melbourne Arena
Margaret Court Arena
[6]
  New South Wales Swifts Maddy Proud Briony Akle Qudos Bank Arena
QuayCentre
[7]
  Queensland Firebirds Gabi Simpson Roselee Jencke Queensland State Netball Centre [8]
  Sunshine Coast Lightning Laura Langman Noeline Taurua University of Sunshine Coast Stadium
Brisbane Entertainment Centre
[9]
  West Coast Fever Courtney Bruce Stacey Marinkovich RAC Arena [10]

Format edit

The season is played over fourteen rounds, allowing every team to play each other twice, once at home and once away. The top four teams on the ladder at the conclusion of the regular season qualify for the finals series. In the first week of the finals series, the 1st ranked team hosts the 2nd ranked team in the major semi-final (with the winner of that match to qualify for the Grand Final) and the 3rd ranked team hosts the 4th ranked team in the minor semi-final (with the loser of that match eliminated). The loser of the major semi-final then hosts the winner of the minor semi-final in the preliminary final. The winner of the major semi-final then hosts the winner of the preliminary final in the Grand Final.

Player transfers edit

At the start of Super Netball in 2017, all players were contracted for a maximum of two years in line with the initial collective bargaining agreement negotiated by the players' association.[11] Clubs were free to re-sign existing players in the last few weeks of the 2018 season, before the transfer window opened for unimpeded acquisitions at the end of the season.[11] Clubs were given until 25 September 2018 to finalise their rosters for the 2019 season.[12][13]

Arrivals edit

The following table is a list of players who moved clubs/leagues into Super Netball, or were elevated into a permanent position in the senior team, during the off-season. It does not include players who were re-signed by their original Super Netball clubs.

Name Moving from Moving to Ref
  Shamera Sterling   Loughborough Lightning   Adelaide Thunderbirds [14]
  Tippah Dwan   Queensland Firebirds (training partner)   Queensland Firebirds [14]
  Teigan O'Shannassy   Giants Netball (training partner)   Giants Netball [15]
  Shimona Nelson   Adelaide Thunderbirds   Collingwood Magpies [16]
  Laura Langman Unattached   Sunshine Coast Lightning [17]
  Natalie Haythornthwaite   Wasps Netball   New South Wales Swifts [18]
  Caitlin Bassett   Sunshine Coast Lightning   Giants Netball [19]
  Alice Teague-Neeld   Collingwood Magpies   West Coast Fever [20]
  Olivia Lewis   West Coast Fever (training partner)   West Coast Fever [20]
  Caitlin Thwaites   Collingwood Magpies   Melbourne Vixens [21]
  Kelsey Browne   Sunshine Coast Lightning   Collingwood Magpies [22]
  Lauren Moore   New South Wales Swifts (training partner)   New South Wales Swifts [23]
  Peace Proscovia   Loughborough Lightning   Sunshine Coast Lightning [24]
  Geva Mentor   Sunshine Coast Lightning   Collingwood Magpies [25]
  Ine-Marí Venter   Gauteng Jaguars   Melbourne Vixens [26]
  Tayla Honey   Melbourne Vixens (training partner)   Melbourne Vixens [26]
  Cody Lange   Collingwood Magpies (training partner)   Adelaide Thunderbirds [27]
  Kelly Altmann Unattached   Adelaide Thunderbirds [27]
  Amy Parmenter   Giants Netball (training partner)   Giants Netball [28]
  Annika Lee-Jones   West Coast Fever   Sunshine Coast Lightning [29]
  Gabrielle Sinclair Unattached   Collingwood Magpies [30]
  Beth Cobden   Loughborough Lightning   Adelaide Thunderbirds [31]
  Nat Medhurst   West Coast Fever   Collingwood Magpies [32]
  Layla Guscoth   Team Bath   Adelaide Thunderbirds [33]
  Maria Folau   Northern Mystics   Adelaide Thunderbirds [34]
  Matilda McDonell Unattached   Giants Netball [35]
  Phumza Maweni   Severn Stars   Sunshine Coast Lightning [36]

Departures edit

The following table is a list of players who left Super Netball clubs at the end of the previous season and joined a foreign club. It does not include players who retired from Super Netball at the end of the previous season.

Name Super Netball team (2018) New team (2019) Ref
  Serena Guthrie Giants Netball   Team Bath [37]
  Leana de Bruin Adelaide Thunderbirds   Northern Stars [14]
  Charlee Hodges Adelaide Thunderbirds   Northern Stars [14]
  Kristina Brice Giants Netball   Northern Mystics [14]
  Erena Mikaere Sunshine Coast Lightning   Northern Mystics [14]
  Abigail Latu-Meafou Adelaide Thunderbirds   Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic [38]
  Cat Tuivaiti Adelaide Thunderbirds   UWS Sirens [39]
  Gia Abernethy Adelaide Thunderbirds   UWS Sirens [40]
  Bongiwe Msomi Adelaide Thunderbirds   Wasps Netball [41]

Pre-season tournament edit

The league introduced a pre-season tournament for the first time, known as the #TeamGirls Cup. The tournament took place between 8 and 10 March at the newly constructed Queensland State Netball Centre.[42]

The eight Super Netball teams were split into two groups of four and played each of their group opponents once, before playing an inter-group match to determine places from first to eighth. All matches were live-streamed on the Netball Live App and Telstra TV, with the final match between the two top teams broadcast on the Nine Network.[42] The tournament was won by the Collingwood Magpies, who defeated local rivals the Melbourne Vixens by six goals in the final.[43]

Pool A Fixtures edit

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Melbourne Vixens 3 3 0 0 125 91 +34 12 Final
2 Sunshine Coast Lightning 3 2 0 1 105 104 +1 8 Classification matches
3 Queensland Firebirds (H) 3 1 0 2 113 126 −13 4
4 Adelaide Thunderbirds 3 0 0 3 83 105 −22 0
Updated to match(es) played on 9 March 2019. Source: SSN
(H) Hosts
8 March 2019
16:00
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Sunshine Coast Lightning 30 – 26 Adelaide Thunderbirds    Queensland State Netball Centre
Proscovia   15/16 (94%)
Koenan   12/21 (57%)
Wood   3/4 (75%)
Glasgow   21/29 (72%)
Allen   3/5 (60%)
Lange   2/6 (33%)
8 March 2019
19:00
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Melbourne Vixens 53 – 32 Queensland Firebirds    Queensland State Netball Centre
Philip   18/19 (95%)
Venter   18/19 (95%)
Thwaites   17/17 (100%)
Aiken   19/27 (70%)
Tippett   9/12 (75%)
Dwan   4/8 (50%)
9 March 2019
13:00
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Melbourne Vixens 30 – 24 Adelaide Thunderbirds    Queensland State Netball Centre
Thwaites   15/17 (88%)
Venter   13/18 (72%)
McDonald   2/7 (29%)
Glasgow   17/22 (77%)
Horjus   7/10 (70%)
Lange   0/2 (0%)
Allen   0/2 (0%)
9 March 2019
14:00
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Queensland Firebirds 36 – 40 Sunshine Coast Lightning    Queensland State Netball Centre
Aiken   19/25 (76%)
Tippett   17/20 (85%)
Proscovia   25/28 (89%)
Koenan   8/9 (89%)
Wood   7/9 (78%)
9 March 2019
19:00
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Sunshine Coast Lightning 35 – 42 Melbourne Vixens    Queensland State Netball Centre
Proscovia   21/21 (100%)
Koenan   13/18 (72%)
Wood   1/3 (33%)
Philip   16/17 (94%)
Thwaites   13/14 (93%)
Venter   13/14 (93%)
9 March 2019
20:00
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Queensland Firebirds 45 – 33 Adelaide Thunderbirds    Queensland State Netball Centre
Aiken   25/32 (78%)
Tippett   20/24 (83%)
Glasgow   23/28 (82%)
Lange   10/11 (91%)

Pool B Fixtures edit

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Collingwood Magpies 3 2 0 1 128 103 +25 8 Final
2 Giants Netball 3 2 0 1 119 112 +7 8 Classification matches
3 New South Wales Swifts 3 2 0 1 105 108 −3 8
4 West Coast Fever 3 0 0 3 80 109 −29 0
Updated to match(es) played on 9 March 2019. Source: SSN
8 March 2019
17:00
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West Coast Fever 28 – 40 Collingwood Magpies    Queensland State Netball Centre
Stanton   25/34 (74%)
Cosh   3/4 (75%)
Nelson   27/28 (96%)
Sinclair   13/15 (87%)
8 March 2019
18:00
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New South Wales Swifts 47 – 33 Giants Netball    Queensland State Netball Centre
Housby   20/23 (87%)
Wallace   16/19 (84%)
Garbin   11/14 (79%)
Harten   22/24 (92%)
Marshall   6/8 (75%)
Austin   5/8 (63%)
9 March 2019
11:00
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New South Wales Swifts 29 – 51 Collingwood Magpies    Queensland State Netball Centre
Wallace   17/21 (81%)
Haythornthwaite   6/6 (100%)
Garbin   6/8 (75%)
Nelson   33/35 (94%)
Sinclair   10/12 (83%)
Medhurst   8/10 (80%)
9 March 2019
12:00
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Giants Netball 40 – 28 West Coast Fever    Queensland State Netball Centre
Harten   19/21 (90%)
Austin   18/25 (72%)
Marshall   3/3 (100%)
Stanton   28/35 (80%)
Cosh   0/1 (0%)
9 March 2019
17:00
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West Coast Fever 24 – 29 New South Wales Swifts    Queensland State Netball Centre
Stanton   17/23 (74%)
Cosh   6/7 (86%)
Teague-Neeld   1/5 (20%)
Garbin   13/15 (87%)
Haythornthwaite   9/14 (64%)
Samantha Wallace   7/8 (88%)
9 March 2019
18:00
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Giants Netball 46 – 37 Collingwood Magpies    Queensland State Netball Centre
Austin   26/29 (90%)
Harten   20/24 (83%)
Nelson   30/31 (97%)
Medhurst   7/9 (78%)

Finals edit

10 March 2019
09:30
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Adelaide Thunderbirds 27 – 27 West Coast Fever    Queensland State Netball Centre
Glasgow   13/14 (93%)
Allen   9/12 (75%)
Lange   5/10 (50%)
Fowler   15/15 (100%)
Stanton   11/17 (65%)
Teague-Neeld   1/3 (33%)
10 March 2019
10:30
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Queensland Firebirds 41 – 42 New South Wales Swifts    Queensland State Netball Centre
Aiken   24/30 (80%)
Tippett   17/17 (100%)
Wallace   30/30 (100%)
Garbin   12/16 (75%)
10 March 2019
11:30
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Sunshine Coast Lightning 46 – 44 Giants Netball    Queensland State Netball Centre
Proscovia   23/23 (100%)
Wood   16/18 (89%)
Koenan   7/8 (88%)
Austin   25/27 (93%)
Harten   19/22 (86%)
10 March 2019
13:30
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Melbourne Vixens 33 – 39 Collingwood Magpies    Queensland State Netball Centre
Philip   20/22 (91%)
Thwaites   9/12 (75%)
Venter   4/6 (67%)
Nelson   35/41 (85%)
Medhurst   3/7 (43%)
Sinclair   1/2 (50%)

Regular season edit

Round 1 edit

Sat 27 Apr Melbourne Vixens 73 – 61 Queensland Firebirds Melbourne Arena  
3.00pm Thwaites   50/51 (98%)
Philip   23/24 (96%)
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Aiken   36/42 (86%)
Tippett   23/24 (96%)
Sommerville   2/2 (100%)
Sat 27 Apr Collingwood Magpies 57 – 43 Sunshine Coast Lightning Melbourne Arena  
5.30pm Nelson   46/54 (85%)
Medhurst   11/15 (73%)
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Koenen   18/21 (86%)
Wood   15/22 (68%)
Proscovia   10/11 (91%)
Sun 28 Apr Giants Netball 56 – 63 New South Wales Swifts Qudos Bank Arena  
1.00pm Bassett   28/36 (78%)
Harten   25/31 (81%)
Austin   3/3 (100%)
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Wallace   46/49 (94%)
Housby   17/26 (65%)
Sun 28 Apr Adelaide Thunderbirds 61 – 60 West Coast Fever Priceline Stadium  
2.30pm Glasgow   37/47 (79%)
Folau   24/31 (77%)
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Fowler   51/51 (100%)
Teague-Neeld   5/10 (50%)
Stanton   4/6 (67%)

Round 2 edit

Sat 4 May Queensland Firebirds 57 – 57 Collingwood Magpies Queensland State Netball Centre  
3.00pm Aiken   31/39 (79%)
Tippett   26/27 (96%)
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Nelson   42/47 (89%)
Medhurst   10/12 (83%)
Sinclair   5/5 (100%)
Sun 5 May West Coast Fever 55 – 80 Sunshine Coast Lightning RAC Arena  
11.00am Fowler   51/55 (93%)
Stanton   4/6 (67%)
Teague-Neeld   0/5 (0%)
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Proscovia   48/54 (89%)
Wood   18/20 (90%)
Koenen   14/17 (82%)
Sun 5 May New South Wales Swifts 61 – 43 Adelaide Thunderbirds QuayCentre  
3.00pm Wallace   31/31 (100%)
Housby   24/28 (86%)
Garbin   6/6 (100%)
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Glasgow   24/28 (86%)
Folau   19/23 (83%)
Lange   0/1 (0%)
Sun 5 May Melbourne Vixens 61 – 45 Giants Netball Melbourne Arena  
5.00pm Philip   31/38 (82%)
Thwaites   30/35 (86%)
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Bassett   35/39 (90%)
Harten   10/11 (91%)

Round 3 edit

Sat 11 May Adelaide Thunderbirds 42 – 58 Melbourne Vixens Priceline Stadium  
2.30pm Glasgow   24/30 (80%)
Folau   18/22 (82%)
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Philip   29/29 (100%)
Thwaites   29/31 (94%)
Sun 12 May Sunshine Coast Lightning 71 – 56 Queensland Firebirds Brisbane Entertainment Centre  
1.00pm Proscovia   53/55 (96%)
Wood   18/30 (60%)
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Tippett   40/40 (100%)
Aiken   10/15 (67%)
Sommerville   6/8 (75%)
Sun 12 May New South Wales Swifts 80 – 66 West Coast Fever QuayCentre  
1.00pm Wallace   62/66 (94%)
Housby   18/18 (100%)
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Fowler   48/50 (96%)
Stanton   18/23 (78%)
Sun 12 May Giants Netball 58 – 50 Collingwood Magpies QuayCentre  
5.00pm Bassett   40/42 (95%)
Harten   17/25 (68%)
Austin   1/2 (50%)
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Nelson   43/50 (86%)
Medhurst   6/9 (67%)
Sinclair   1/2 (50%)

Round 4 edit

Fri 17 May Collingwood Magpies 65 – 47 Adelaide Thunderbirds Melbourne Arena  
7.00pm Nelson   52/57 (91%)
Medhurst   13/14 (93%)
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Glasgow   16/21 (76%)
Folau   30/39 (77%)
Sat 18 May New South Wales Swifts 57 – 59 Sunshine Coast Lightning QuayCentre  
1.00pm Wallace   33/36 (92%)
Housby   24/26 (92%)
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Proscovia   27/29 (93%)
Wood   14/19 (74%)
Koenan   18/20 (90%)
Sat 18 May West Coast Fever 63 – 63 Melbourne Vixens RAC Arena  
6.00pm Fowler   51/54 (94%)
Stanton   12/16 (75%)
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Thwaites   36/43 (84%)
Philip   27/30 (90%)
Sun 19 May Queensland Firebirds 61 – 69 Giants Netball Queensland State Netball Centre  
1.00pm Aiken   20/28 (71%)
Tippett   41/41 (100%)
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Bassett   50/57 (88%)
Harten   12/20 (60%)
Austin   7/9 (78%)

Round 5 edit

Sat 25 May Collingwood Magpies 61 – 63 West Coast Fever Bendigo Stadium  
3.00pm Nelson   44/51 (86%)
Medhurst   17/21 (81%)
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Fowler   51/52 (98%)
Stanton   12/14 (86%)
Sat 25 May Sunshine Coast Lightning 72 – 61 Giants Netball USC Stadium  
7.00pm Proscovia   43/48 (90%)
Wood   21/24 (88%)
Koenan   8/9 (89%)
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Bassett   31/36 (86%)
Harten   23/26 (88%)
Austin   7/7 (100%)
Sun 26 May Melbourne Vixens 50 – 60 New South Wales Swifts Margaret Court Arena  
1.00pm Thwaites   28/32 (88%)
Philip   18/22 (82%)
Venter   4/4 (100%)
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Wallace   45/47 (96%)
Housby   15/18 (83%)
Sun 26 May Adelaide Thunderbirds 54 – 51 Queensland Firebirds Priceline Stadium  
2.30pm Glasgow   28/32 (88%)
Folau   26/34 (76%)
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Latu-Meafou   18/22 (82%)
Tippett   27/28 (96%)
Somerville   06/10 (60%)

Round 6 edit

Sat 1 Jun Sunshine Coast Lightning 52 – 62 Melbourne Vixens USC Stadium  
3.00pm Proscovia   26/28 (93%)
Wood   9/12 (75%)
Koenan   17/19 (89%)
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Thwaites   33/37 (89%)
Philip   26/31 (84%)
Venter   3/3 (100%)
Sat 1 Jun Queensland Firebirds 62 – 62 West Coast Fever Queensland State Netball Centre  
7.00pm Latu-Meafou   27/32 (84%)
Tippett   35/36 (97%)
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Fowler   55/60 (92%)
Stanton   7/11 (64%)
Sun 2 Jun New South Wales Swifts 68 – 52 Collingwood Magpies Qudos Bank Arena  
1.00pm Wallace   54/57 (95%)
Housby   14/19 (74%)
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Nelson   41/44 (93%)
Medhurst   9/10 (90%)
Sinclair   2/3 (67%)
Sun 2 Jun Giants Netball 65 – 54 Adelaide Thunderbirds Qudos Bank Arena  
3.00pm Bassett   32/35 (91%)
Harten   33/37 (89%)
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Glasgow   28/33 (85%)
Folau   26/30 (87%)

Round 7 edit

Sat 8 Jun Adelaide Thunderbirds 53 – 59 Sunshine Coast Lightning Territory Netball Stadium  
2.30pm Glasgow   25/29 (86%)
Folau   28/32 (88%)
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Proscovia   15/16 (94%)
Wood   14/19 (74%)
Koenan   30/32 (94%)
Sat 8 Jun West Coast Fever 62 – 62 Giants Netball RAC Arena  
6.00pm Fowler   61/65 (94%)
Stanton   1/2 (50%)
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Bassett   42/46 (91%)
Harten   20/27 (74%)
Sun 9 Jun Queensland Firebirds 46 – 68 New South Wales Swifts Queensland State Netball Centre  
1.00pm Potgieter   24/24 (100%)
Tippett   17/18 (94%)
Latu-Meafou   5/7 (71%)
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Wallace   41/44 (93%)
Housby   27/31 (87%)
Mon 10 Jun Melbourne Vixens 52 – 55 Collingwood Magpies Melbourne Arena  
12.00pm Thwaites   31/32 (97%)
Philip   19/24 (79%)
Venter   2/3 (67%)
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Nelson   48/54 (89%)
Medhurst   7/9 (78%)

Round 8 edit

Sat 15 Jun Sunshine Coast Lightning 64 – 41 Collingwood Magpies USC Stadium  
3.00pm Proscovia   45/50 (90%)
Wood   15/22 (68%)
Koenan   4/5 (80%)
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Nelson   29/36 (81%)
Medhurst   8/14 (57%)
Sinclair   4/6 (67%)
Sat 15 Jun West Coast Fever 53 – 52 Adelaide Thunderbirds RAC Arena  
6.00pm Fowler   47/48 (98%)
Teague-Neeld   5/10 (50%)
Stanton   1/3 (33%)
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Folau   33/38 (87%)
Glasgow   19/22 (86%)
Sun 16 Jun Queensland Firebirds 60 – 71 Melbourne Vixens Queensland State Netball Centre  
1.00pm Potgieter   31/34 (91%)
Tippett   29/31 (94%)
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Thwaites   43/47 (91%)
Philip   28/33 (85%)
Sun 16 Jun New South Wales Swifts 59 – 55 Giants Netball Qudos Bank Arena  
3.00pm Wallace   48/50 (96%)
Housby   11/12 (92%)
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Bassett   34/36 (94%)
Harten   21/24 (88%)

Round 9 edit

Sat 22 Jun Sunshine Coast Lightning 65 – 57 West Coast Fever USC Stadium  
3.00pm Proscovia   44/45 (98%)
Wood   21/25 (84%)
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Fowler   45/47 (96%)
Stanton   9/16 (56%)
Teague-Neeld   3/5 (60%)
Sat 22 Jun Giants Netball 57 – 66 Melbourne Vixens QuayCentre  
7.00pm Harten   24/27 (89%)
Bassett   20/22 (91%)
Austin   13/14 (93%)
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Thwaites   40/42 (95%)
Philip   26/29 (90%)
Sun 23 Jun Adelaide Thunderbirds 51 – 51 New South Wales Swifts Adelaide Entertainment Centre  
12.30pm Folau   26/36 (72%)
Glasgow   23/25 (92%)
Hodges   2/2 (100%)
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Garbin   25/29 (86%)
Housby   21/26 (81%)
Wallace   5/7 (71%)
Sun 23 Jun Collingwood Magpies 63 – 50 Queensland Firebirds Melbourne Arena  
3.00pm Nelson   45/50 (90%)
Medhurst   18/18 (100%)
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Potgieter   29/36 (81%)
Tippett   19/22 (86%)
Aiken   2/2 (100%)

Round 10 edit

Sat 27 Jul Queensland Firebirds 64 – 66 Sunshine Coast Lightning Queensland State Netball Centre  
3.00pm Aiken   30/32 (94%)
Tippett   30/31 (97%)
Potgieter   4/5 (80%)
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Koenen   37/40 (93%)
Wood   26/29 (90%)
Proscovia   3/3 (100%)
Sat 27 Jul West Coast Fever 49 – 53 New South Wales Swifts RAC Arena  
6.00pm Fowler   43/47 (91%)
Teague-Neeld   6/12 (50%)
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Wallace   24/29 (83%)
Housby   22/28 (79%)
Garbin   7/8 (88%)
Sun 28 Jul Collingwood Magpies 56 – 63 Giants Netball Melbourne Arena  
1.00pm Nelson   40/46 (87%)
Sinclair   11/15 (73%)
Medhurst   5/7 (71%)
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Bassett   35/38 (92%)
Harten   23/27 (85%)
Austin   5/9 (56%)
Sun 28 Jul Melbourne Vixens 63 – 57 Adelaide Thunderbirds Melbourne Arena  
3.30pm Philip   33/40 (83%)
Thwaites   30/33 (91%)
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Ryde   28/30 (93%)
Glasgow   28/32 (88%)
Lange   1/4 (25%)

Round 11 edit

Sat 3 Aug Melbourne Vixens 64 – 52 West Coast Fever Melbourne Arena  
3.00pm Philip   29/32 (91%)
Thwaites   32/33 (97%)
Kumwenda   3/3 (100%)
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Fowler   44/47 (94%)
Teague-Neeld   06/11 (55%)
Friday   2/2 (100%)
Sat 3 Aug Sunshine Coast Lightning 50 – 48 New South Wales Swifts USC Stadium  
7.00pm Koenen   26/30 (87%)
Wood   13/20 (65%)
Proscovia   11/11 (100%)
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Garbin   12/15 (80%)
Wallace   36/37 (97%)
Sun 4 Aug Giants Netball 63 – 57 Queensland Firebirds AIS Arena  
1.00pm Bassett   30/32 (94%)
Harten   33/39 (85%)
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Aiken   30/36 (83%)
Tippett   23/23 (100%)
PLatu-Meafou   4/5 (80%)
Sun 4 Aug Adelaide Thunderbirds 46 – 46 Collingwood Magpies Priceline Stadium  
2.30pm Ryde   20/22 (91%)
Glasgow   11/15 (73%)
Folau   15/19 (79%)
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Nelson   45/50 (90%)
Medhurst   18/18 (100%)

Round 12 edit

Sat 10 Aug Giants Netball 56 – 60 Sunshine Coast Lightning QuayCentre  
3.00pm Bassett   36/40 (90%)
Harten   16/25 (64%)
Austin   4/39 (10%)
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Koenen   14/15 (93%)
Wood   21/27 (78%)
Proscovia   25/25 (100%)
Sat 10 Aug New South Wales Swifts 57 – 51 Melbourne Vixens QuayCentre  
7.00pm Garbin   12/18 (67%)
Wallace   45/49 (92%)
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Philip   24/30 (80%)
Thwaites   9/11 (82%)
Kumwenda   18/20 (90%)
Sun 11 Aug Queensland Firebirds 59 – 71 Adelaide Thunderbirds Queensland State Netball Centre  
1.00pm Aiken   38/39 (97%)
Tippett   21/25 (84%)
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Folau   35/38 (92%)
Glasgow   36/37 (97%)
Mon 12 Aug West Coast Fever 57 – 63 Collingwood Magpies RAC Arena  
7.00pm Fowler   54/60 (90%)
Teague-Neeld   3/8 (38%)
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Nelson   43/50 (86%)
Sinclair   6/7 (86%)
Medhurst   14/17 (82%)

Round 13 edit

Sat 17 Aug Collingwood Magpies 64 – 56 New South Wales Swifts Silverdome  
3.00pm Nelson   52/54 (96%)
Medhurst   12/14 (86%)
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Wallace   39/43 (91%)
Haythornthwaite   9/10 (90%)
Garbin   8/10 (80%)
Sun 18 Aug Adelaide Thunderbirds 40 – 54 Giants Netball Priceline Stadium  
12.30pm Folau   18/22 (82%)
Ryde   18/19 (95%)
Glasgow   4/6 (67%)
Pitman   0/1 (0%)
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Bassett   32/38 (84%)
Harten   22/28 (79%)
Sun 18 Aug Melbourne Vixens 55 – 56 Sunshine Coast Lightning Melbourne Arena  
3.00pm Philip   26/33 (79%)
Thwaites   24/26 (92%)
Kumwenda   5/7 (71%)
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Proscovia   33/34 (97%)
Koenen   14/16 (88%)
Wood   9/13 (69%)
Sun 18 Aug West Coast Fever 62 – 68 Queensland Firebirds RAC Arena  
3.00pm Fowler   58/65 (89%)
Teague-Neeld   4/7 (57%)
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Tippett   30/30 (100%)
Potgieter   19/21 (90%)
Aiken   19/22 (86%)

Round 14 edit

Sat 24 Aug Giants Netball 70 – 60 West Coast Fever Qudos Bank Arena  
3.00pm Bassett   47/50 (94%)
Harten   23/29 (79%)
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Fowler   50/52 (96%)
Teague-Neeld   5/7 (71%)
Stanton   5/7 (71%)
Sat 24 Aug New South Wales Swifts 64 – 63 Queensland Firebirds Qudos Bank Arena  
5.00pm Wallace   43/45 (96%)
Housby   16/18 (89%)
Garbin   5/5 (100%)
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Tippett   33/35 (94%)
Aiken   30/35 (86%)
Sat 24 Aug Sunshine Coast Lightning 58 – 37 Adelaide Thunderbirds USC Stadium  
7.00pm Koenen   30/32 (94%)
Wood   22/25 (88%)
Proscovia   6/8 (75%)
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Folau   33/39 (85%)
Lange   3/8 (38%)
Hodges   1/3 (33%)
Sun 25 Aug Collingwood Magpies 58 – 47 Melbourne Vixens Melbourne Arena  
1.00pm Nelson   42/47 (89%)
Medhurst   16/17 (94%)
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Thaaites   21/23 (91%)
Philip   21/25 (84%)
Kumwenda   5/5 (100%)

Ladder edit

Pos Team P W D L GF GA % BP PTS
1 Sunshine Coast Lightning 14 12 0 2 855 759 112.65 33 81
2 New South Wales Swifts 14 10 1 3 845 755 111.92 36 78
3 Melbourne Vixens 14 8 1 5 836 775 107.87 29 63
4 Collingwood Magpies 14 7 2 5 788 771 102.20 27 59
5 Giants Netball 14 7 1 6 834 821 101.58 29 59
6 West Coast Fever 14 2 3 9 821 904 90.82 18 33
7 Adelaide Thunderbirds 14 3 2 9 708 803 88.17 14 30
8 Queensland Firebirds 14 1 2 11 815 914 89.17 18 26
Last updated: 25 August 2019 — Source


Finals series edit

Major semi-final edit

Sat 31 Aug
3.00pm
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Sunshine Coast Lightning 5848 New South Wales Swifts    USC Stadium Nine
Scoring by quarter: 13–14, 14–11, 18–10, 13–13
Koenen   30/32 (94%)
Wood   22/29 (76%)
Proscovia   6/7 (86%)
Housby   16/18 (89%)
Garbin   16/18 (89%)
Wallace   16/19 (84%)

Minor semi-final edit

Sun 1 Sep
1.00pm
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Melbourne Vixens 6249 Collingwood Magpies    State Netball and Hockey Centre Nine
Scoring by quarter: 20–9, 14–10, 12–14, 16–16
Thwaites   29/33 (88%)
Philip   29/36 (81%)
Kumwenda   4/5 (80%)
Nelson   42/46 (91%)
Medhurst   7/9 (78%)
Sinclair   0/1 (0%)

Preliminary final edit

Sun 8 Sep
1.00pm
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New South Wales Swifts 6047 Melbourne Vixens    Quaycentre Nine
Scoring by quarter: 19–12, 14–10, 11–15, 16–10
Wallace   40/42 (95%)
Housby   19/21 (90%)
Garbin   1/1 (100%)
Kumwenda   22/26 (85%)
Philip   21/25 (84%)
Thwaites   4/7 (57%)

Grand Final edit

Sun 15 Sep
1.00pm
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Sunshine Coast Lightning 4764 New South Wales Swifts    Brisbane Entertainment Centre Nine
Scoring by quarter: 12–16, 11–15, 13–15, 11–18
Koenen   23/27 (85%)
Proscovia   16/18 (89%)
Wood   8/14 (57%)
Wallace   40/44 (91%)
Housby   18/22 (82%)
Garbin   6/7 (86%)

Nissan Net Points Team of the Week edit

Round GS GA WA C WD GD GK
Round 1 J.Fowler (WCF) J.Harten (GIA) P.Hadley (NSW) M.Proud (NSW) J.Anstiss (WCF) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 2 J. Fowler (WCF) S.Wood (SCL) L.Scherian (SCL) K.Moloney (VIX) A.Brazill (MAG) K.Pretorius (SCL) E.Mannix (VIX)
Round 3 S.Wallace (NSW) H.Housby (NSW) I.Colyer (WCF) P.Hadley (NSW) R.Ingles (VIX) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 4 S.Nelson (MAG) K.Stanton (WCF) L.Watson (VIX) P.Hadley (NSW) A.Brazill (MAG) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 5 P.Proscovia (SCL) N.Medhurst (MAG) M.Proud (NSW) L.Langman (SCL) G.Simpson (FIR) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 6 J.Fowler (WCF) H.Housby (NSW) C.Nevins (FIR) J.Price (GIA) A.Parmenter (GIA) T.Hinchliffe (FIR) C.Bruce (WCF)
Round 7 J.Fowler (WCF) H.Housby (NSW) M.Proud (NSW) P.Hadley (NSW) R.Ingles (VIX) K.Pretorius (SCL) G.Mentor (MAG)
Round 8 P.Proscovia (SCL) H.Housby (NSW) C.Pitman (ADE) J.Price (GIA) A.Brazill (MAG) K.Pretorius (SCL) P.Maweni (SCL)
Round 9 P.Proscovia (SCL) N.Medhurst (MAG) L.Watson (VIX) K.Moloney (VIX) A.Parmenter (GIA) M.Turner (NSW) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 10 C.Koenan (SCL) S.Wood (SCL) K.Browne (MAG) J.Price (GIA) A.Brazill (MAG) K.Manu'a (GIA) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 11 C.Bassett (GIA) G.Tippett (FIR) L.Watson (VIX) K.Moloney (VIX) A.Brazill (MAG) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 12 S.Wallace (NSW) N.Medhurst (MAG) L.Scherian (SCL) A.Brazill (MAG) G.Simpson (FIR) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 13 J. Fowler (WCF) G.Tippett (FIR) C.Nevins (FIR) A.Brazill (MAG) A.Parmenter (GIA) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)
Round 14 C.Bassett (GIA) G.Tippett (FIR) C.Nevins (FIR) J.Price (GIA) J.Anstiss (WCF) K.Pretorius (SCL) S.Sterling (ADE)

Awards edit

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