[Ian Harkin]

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💬 “We’ve only been together as a full squad for one week so I’m really happy to start with that as our foundations for pre-season and we’ll continue to build from here for the rest of pre-season.”

Julie Fitzgerald reflects on the results from the Riverina road trip.

— GIANTS Netball (@GIANTS_Netball) February 10, 2025

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in reply to: 2025 ANZ PREMIERSHIP #1382149

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in reply to: 2025 Netball Nations Cup #1382147

2025 Netball Nations Cup

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in reply to: 2025 Netball Nations Cup #1382138

Player of the Series goes to Liv Tchine, and it’s well deserved. While others were up and down in terms of form, she was consistently good for the Roses over the course of the tournament.

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in reply to: 2025 Netball Nations Cup #1382137

England are Nations Cup Champions!

Full time: ENG 61-55

A gallant South African team fought all the way to the end, but England were just a bit too good. No surprise that Funmi Fadoju is named POTM as it was her defensive pressure that turned the match in the Roses’ favour.

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3/4 Time: ENG 46-43

What a chaotic game! Refiloe Nketsa has been sent off for the rest of the match, so SA is playing with 6 for a period. Meanwhile, Funmi Fadoju has been causing all sorts of problems. Despite that, England hasn’t been able to fully capitalise.

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1/2 time: ENG 30-28

A big quarter for England. Halfway through the Q, they hit the front after a couple of crucial misses in the South African shooting circle. Liv Tchine has been so strong up front and Berri Neil has made a difference since coming on at GA.

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1/4 time: RSA 15-12

South Africa got out of the blocks quickly and led 6-2 with their defence on top early through Visser. The Proteas maintained the lead for the rest of the Q.

[Ian Harkin]

in reply to: 2025 Netball Nations Cup #1382132

The 8th and final match of the tournament to decide the winner… England v South Africa

ENG:
GS Tchine
GA Reed
WA Shaw
C Allison
WD Cobden
GD Fadoju
GK Quashie

RSA:
GS Streutker
GA Maseko
WA Chawane
C Nketsa
WD Mathe
GD van Wyk
GK Visser

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Full time: UGA 50-45

Mvula 27/33 (81%)
Ngambi 18/19 (95%)
TOTAL 45/52 (87%)

Cholhok 33/36 (92%)
Eyaru 17/17 (100%)
TOTAL 50/53 (94%)

3rd Place: Uganda
4th Place: Malawi

[Ian Harkin]

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Uganda takes 3rd place!

Full time: UGA 50-45

A strong finish from the She-Cranes as they won the last Q by 4 with POTM Mary Cholhok finishing it in style on the buzzer with a shot from just inside the circle.

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3/4 time: UGA 38-37

Anyone’s game. It’s coming right down to the last Q to decide 3rd place. For Malawi, Masamba was suspended for 2 minutes late in the quarter. She has a minute to go of that suspension.

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1/2 time: UGA 26-23

Mvula 18/21
Ngambi 5/5

Cholhok 18/21
Eyaru 8/8

The game’s really come alive and the crowd is getting into it. A terrific 2nd quarter (15-9) from Uganda with Margret Baagala having a great game for them. This time it was Malawi with the errors.

[Ian Harkin]

in reply to: 2025 Netball Nations Cup #1382127

3/4 Playoff:

1/4 time: MAL 14-11

Mvula 12/12
Ngambi 2/2

Cholhok 7/9
Eyaru 4/4

Uganda got off to a poor start with turnovers having them down 8-3. They gradually worked their way into the match but at this stage, Malawi looks the more composed team.

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