The International Netball Federation (INF) is pleased to announce the umpires selected to preside over the 2015 Netball World Cup which will be held from 7th – 16th August in Sydney, Australia.
The Silver Ferns have made a clean-sweep on their first ever visit to Fiji but were made to wait for their latest victory after a national power outage threatened the final test of the Oceania Netball Series.
The Silver Ferns will face a buoyant Fiji Pearls side in Suva tonight after the home side recorded a thrilling two goal win over Samoa at Vodafone Arena on Wednesday.
The Silver Ferns continued to dominate the Oceania Netball Series in Fiji after posting a comprehensive 89-23 win against Samoa in their second outing in Suva on Tuesday.
The Silver Ferns opened the inaugural Oceania Netball Series with a decisive 81-28 win over the Fiji Pearls in sweltering conditions at the Vodafone Arena in Suva on Monday.
The Silver Ferns will look to start the 2015 Netball season with a strong match against the Fijian Pearls in Suva tonight in the opening game of the Oceania Netball Series.
Following a full squad camp in Auckland this week, the National Selectors are pleased to confirm the Silver Ferns team of 12 to contest the inaugural Oceania Netball Series in Fiji next week against the Fiji Pearls and Samoa.
The Silver Ferns will face current world champions Australia in pool play at the Netball World Cup in Sydney in August 2015.
Silver Ferns captain Casey Kopua has suffered a devastating blow in the third Constellation Cup match in Sydney, stretchered off the court with a serious knee injury.
Netball New Zealand (NNZ) is pleased to announce the Silver Ferns will travel to Fiji in January, 2015 to participate in an inaugural Oceania Netball Tri Series against Fiji and Samoa supported by SKY Sport, who will also show all games live.
Reversing the result of the opening test, the Silver Ferns ended their season in style with a convincing 52-38 win in the second of the New World Series against England in Palmerston North on Friday.
The Silver Ferns have been through a rigorous training match at Arena Manawatu in Palmerston North this morning ahead of Friday night’s must-win match against England.
A strong fourth quarter surge by the Silver Ferns could not stop England posting a closely-fought 42-38 win in the first of the two-test New World Netball Series in Rotorua on Tuesday.
The Silver Ferns will need to bring their A-game to Rotorua’s Energy Events Centre tonight as they take on the world’s third ranked side England in the first of two test matches as part of the New World Netball Series.
National Selectors have named an unchanged Silver Ferns team to compete against England in the two-test New World Netball Series for the Taini Jamison Trophy at the end of October.
The Silver Ferns showed spirited resilience before falling 51-47 to Australia in the fourth test of the Constellation Cup series at The Trusts Arena in Auckland on Wednesday.
Silver Ferns captain Casey Kopua has been ruled out of any Netball for at least six months after scans today revealed a ruptured patella tendon injury (the tendon that attaches the kneecap to the shin).
The Silver Ferns could not deny a well-drilled Australia from retaining the Constellation Cup with the hosts prevailing 47-34 in Sydney on Saturday.
Inspirational Silver Ferns captain Casey Kopua will celebrate a significant milestone in Sydney this evening, becoming the most experienced Silver Ferns captain in the sport’s history.
The Silver Ferns v England match at the end of October has been well supported by Manawatu Netball fans with Arena Manawatu selling out this week.