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1975 World Netball Championships

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1975 World Netball Championships
Tournament details
Host country New Zealand
Dates22 August – 4 September 1975 (1975-08-22 – 1975-09-04)
Teams11
Final positions
Champions Australia (3rd title)
Runner-up England
Third place New Zealand
← 1971
1979 →

The 1975 World Netball Championships was the fourth edition of the INF Netball World Cup, a quadrennial premier event in international netball. It took place from 22 August to 4 September and was held in Auckland, New Zealand. It featured 11 teams with the debut of (Fiji and Papua New Guinea).

After each team had played ten games, Australia successfully defended its 1969 title with nine wins and a draw (against New Zealand). England took the silver medal and New Zealand took the bronze medal.[1][2]

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Transcription

Results

Table

Place Nation[3] P W D L F A Pts
Gold 		 Australia 10 9 1 0 596 239 19
Silver 		 England 10 9 0 1 624 255 18
Bronze 		 New Zealand 10 8 1 1 691 246 17
4  Trinidad and Tobago 10 7 0 3 544 335 14
5  Jamaica 10 6 0 4 427 401 12
6=  Wales 10 4 1 5 366 423 9
6=  Scotland 10 4 1 5 406 493 9
8  Fiji 10 3 0 7 330 595 6
9  Northern Ireland 10 2 0 8 271 520 4
10  Singapore 10 1 0 9 248 550 2
11  Papua New Guinea 10 0 0 10 237 693 0

Round 1

22 August
14:05 		Jamaica  41–36  Scotland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
22 August
14:05 		England  67–12  Singapore    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
22 August
15:30 		Fiji  38–35  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
22 August
15:35 		Trinidad and Tobago  48–36  Wales    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
22 August
15:35 		Australia  86–12  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 2

23 August
13:00 		Wales  55–27  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
23 August
13:15 		Trinidad and Tobago  64–22  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
23 August
14:30 		New Zealand  58–23  Jamaica    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
23 August
14:45 		England  114–16  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
23 August
14:45 		Singapore  10–65  Australia    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 3

25 August
13:15 		Singapore  35–53  Scotland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
25 August
13:15 		Jamaica  38–31  Wales    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
25 August
14:30 		Australia  45–37  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
25 August
14:45 		Fiji  50–38  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
25 August
14:45 		New Zealand  80–11  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 4

26 August
13:00 		Scotland  32–55  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
26 August
13:15 		Australia  66–20  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
26 August
13:15 		New Zealand  96–25  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
26 August
14:45 		England  59–15  Jamaica    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
26 August
14:45 		Wales  61–14  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 5

27 August
13:00 		Singapore  20–36  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
Scoring by half: 9–20, 11–16
Ong Kay
Goals scored 16
Heng
Goals scored 4 		Lyttle
Goals scored 24
McIvor
Goals scored 12
27 August
13:15 		New Zealand  88–16  Wales    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
27 August
13:15 		Jamaica  52–24  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
27 August
14:30 		England  39–37  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
27 August
14:45 		Scotland  24–65  Australia    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 6

28 August
13:00 		England  56–28  Wales    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
28 August
13:15 		Singapore  17–64  New Zealand    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
28 August
14:30 		Jamaica  32–62  Australia    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
28 August
14:45 		Scotland  49–47  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
28 August
14:45 		Trinidad and Tobago  82–17  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 7

29 August
13:00 		Papua New Guinea  30–40  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
29 August
13:15 		Australia  65–20  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
29 August
13:15 		England  61–24  Scotland    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
29 August
14:30 		New Zealand  49–33  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
29 August
14:45 		Singapore  31–56  Jamaica    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 8

1 September
13:00 		Jamaica  50–53  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
1 September
13:15 		Wales  53–22  Singapore    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
1 September
13:15 		Scotland  56–33  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
1 September
14:45 		New Zealand  103–13  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
1 September
14:45 		Fiji  23–82  England    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland

Round 9

2 September
13:00 		Scotland  60–38  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
2 September
13:15 		Singapore  39–62  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
2 September
13:15 		Australia  67–14  Wales    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
2 September
14:30 		England  39–38  New Zealand    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
2 September
14:45 		Jamaica  60–27  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland

Round 10

3 September
13:00 		Singapore  45–35  Papua New Guinea    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
3 September
13:15 		New Zealand  81–35  Scotland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
3 September
13:15 		Trinidad and Tobago  76–28  Fiji    Windmill Road Court 3, Auckland
3 September
14:30 		Australia  41–36  England    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
Scoring by half: 18–20, 23–16
3 September
14:45 		Wales  35–26  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland

Round 11

4 September
9:30 		Fiji  20–60  Jamaica    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
4 September
9:45 		England  71–21  Northern Ireland    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
4 September
11:00 		Scotland  37–37  Wales    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland
4 September
11:15 		Singapore  13–59  Trinidad and Tobago    Windmill Road Court 2, Auckland
4 September
14:00 		Australia  34–34  New Zealand    Windmill Road Court 1, Auckland

Medallists

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Joyce Brown 		 England
Coach: 		 New Zealand
Coach: Lois Muir
Chris Burton
Margaret Caldow (c)
Gail Dorrington
Margaret Gollan
Sharon Hayes
Maryanne Kruyer
Norma Plummer
Pam Redmond
Cheryl Stevenson
Betty Taylor 		Linda Allison
Pat Cane
Lesley Darby
Madeleine Dwan
Cathy Hickey
Lynn MacDonald
Christine Maylor
Anne Miles
Colette Reeder
Marie Stewart
Patricia Watson 		Maxine Blomquist
Beth Carnie
Frances Granger
Lyn Parker
Shirley Langrope (c)
Millie Munro
Christine Pietzner
Georgie Salter
Anne Taylor
Yvonne Willering

Source:[4]


References

  1. ^ ""For the record." Times [London, England] 5 Sept. 1975". Times Digital Archives.
  2. ^ "Women Netball IV World Championship 1975". Todor 66.
  3. ^ Netball Australia. "World Netball Championships placings" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 25 September 2012. Retrieved 30 July 2011.
  4. ^ "Women Netball IV World Championship 1975 Auckland". www.todor66.com. Retrieved 27 February 2020.
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