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Netball at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

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Commonwealth Games netball tournament hosted by Australia

Netball at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
Tournament details

Host country	Australia
City	Melbourne
Venue(s)	State Netball Hockey Centre Melbourne Multi Purpose Venue
Dates	17–26 March 2006
Teams	12
Final positions
Champions	New Zealand(1st title)
Runners-up	Australia
Third place	England
Tournament statistics
Matches played	38
Top scorer(s)	Irene van Dyk (New Zealand) 300/324 (93%)^[1]
← 2002 2010 →

Netball at the2006 Commonwealth Games was the thirdnetball tournament at the Commonwealth Games. Twelve teams, including the hostsAustralia, featured in a series of matches played in March 2006 inMelbourne. The pool stage and classification matches were hosted at theState Netball Hockey Centre while the semi-finals, bronze and gold medal matches were hosted at theMelbourne Multi Purpose Venue.^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]^[6] With a team captained byAdine Wilson and coached byRuth Aitken,New Zealand won the gold medal for the first time with a 60–55 win over Australia.^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10]^[11]England finished the tournament in third place after defeatingJamaica 53–52 in the bronze medal match.^[7]^[12]

Qualification

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Australia qualified automatically as the host nation. The others qualified via the2003 World Netball Championships and a series of regional qualifying tournaments.^[2]

Tournament	Qualified
Host nation	Australia
2003 World Netball Championships	New Zealand Jamaica England South Africa Samoa Barbados
2005Americas Federation of Netball Associations Qualifying Tournament	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
2005 Asian Netball Championships	Singapore^[13]
2005Oceania Netball Federation Qualifying Tournament	Fiji
2005 FENA Open	Wales^[14]
2005Confederation of African Netball Associations Qualifying Tournament	Malawi

Squads

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Main article:Netball at the 2006 Commonwealth Games squads

Head coaches and captains

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Countries that competed in the 2006 Commonwealth Games netball tournament.

Team	Head coach	Captain
Australia^[11]^[15]^[16]	Norma Plummer	Sharelle McMahon
Barbados^[17]^[18]	Anna Shepherd	Julie Phillips
England	Margaret Caldow^[19]^[20]	Olivia Murphy^[21]
Fiji^[22]^[23]^[24]	Megan Simpson	Matila Waqanidrola Unaisi Rokoura
Jamaica^[25]^[26]	Maureen Hall	Elaine Davis
Malawi^[19]^[27]	Griffin Saenda	Mary Waya
New Zealand^[11]^[28]^[29]	Ruth Aitken^[30]	Adine Wilson^[31]
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines^[29]^[32]	Godfrey Harry	Dellerice Duncan
Samoa^[18]	Linda Vagana	Frances Solia
Singapore^[13]^[26]	Kate Carpenter	Pearline Chan
South Africa^[22]	Marlene Wagner	Charlene Hertzog
Wales^[15]^[33]^[34]^[35]	Julia Longville	Ursula Bowers

Source:^[36]

Umpires

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Umpire	Association
Anne Abraitis^[22]	Scotland
Bill Alexander^[29]	England
Bobbi Brown^[15]	New Zealand
Chris Campbell^[15]	Jamaica
Stacey Campton^[18]^[19]	Australia
Jacqui Jashari^[29]	Australia
Marion Johnson-Hurley^[22]^[26]	Barbados
Sharon Kelly^[26]	Australia
Carolene Logan^[18]^[19]	Scotland
Bronwyn Meek^[19]	New Zealand
Mandy Nottingham^[26]	New Zealand
Pauline Sciascia^[15]^[18]	New Zealand
Michelle Phippard^[22]^[29]	Australia

Sources:^[37]

Pool 1

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All Pool 1 matches were hosted at theState Netball Hockey Centre.^[4]

Day 1

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Friday 17 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	31–98	New Zealand	Umpires: Bill Alexander Jackie Jashari Reserve umpire: Michelle Phippard
		Scoring by quarter: 3-29, 12-22, 5-27, 11-20
		Galeine Gordon 27/34 (79%) Samathea Christopher 2/3 (67%) Nicole Sandy 2/4 (50%)		Irene van Dyk 48/49 (98%) Maria Tutaia 24/26 (92%) Belinda Colling 18/21 (86%) Jessica Tuki 8/16 (50%)

Friday 17 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	England	63–47	Malawi	Umpires: Stacey Campton Bronwyn Meek Reserve umpire: Carolene Logan
		Scoring by quarter:20-11,16-13,14-12,13-11
		Rachel Dunn 23/33 (70%) Louisa Brownfield 19/28 (68%) Pamela Cookey 13/14 (93%) Abby Teare 8/12 (67%)		Linda Magombo 34/41 (83%) Mary Waya 11/17 (65%) Annie Mopiha 1/1 (100%) Peace Chawinga 1/1 (100%)

Day 2

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Saturday 18 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	England	60–41	Fiji	Umpires: Chris Campbell Bronwyn Meek Reserve umpire: Christine Robinson
		Scoring by quarter:18-9,15-9,10-14,17-9
		Rachel Dunn 30/36 (83%) Pamela Cookey 24/35 (69%) Abby Teare 6/9 (67%)		Matelita Shaw 24/30 (80%) Taraima Rara 17/23 (74%)

Saturday 18 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Malawi	57–56	South Africa	Umpires: Anne Abraitis Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Bill Alexander
		Scoring by quarter: 15-19, 12-16,14-9,16-12
		Linda Magombo 30/36 (83%) Mary Waya 27/31 (87%)		Sindisiwe Gumede 43/55 (78%) Lizanne Helmand 13/18 (72%)

Day 3

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Sunday 19 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	South Africa	80–34	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Umpires: Sharon Kelly Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Pauline Sciascia
		Scoring by quarter:15-10,23-8,19-8,23-8
		Sindisiwe Gumede 41/49 (84%) Christine Markgraaff 31/41 (76%) Lizanne Helmand 6/8 (75%) Nthabiseng Moabi 2/2 (100%)		Galeine Gordon 18/20 (90%) Nicole Sandy 9/13 (69%) Samathea Christopher 7/10 (70%)

Sunday 19 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	New Zealand	80–26	Fiji	Umpires: Marion Johnson-Hurley Michelle Phippard Reserve umpire: Anne Abraitis
		Scoring by quarter:17-7,24-4,17-8,22-7
		Irene van Dyk 32/35 (91%) Maria Tutaia 32/38 (84%) Jessica Tuki 9/13 (69%) Belinda Colling 7/8 (88%)		Taraima Rara 10/15 (67%) Matelita Shaw 9/12 (75%) Laniana Tuisasa 6/8 (75%) Maria Bereso 1/4 (25%)

Day 4

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Monday 20 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Fiji	52–53	Malawi	Umpires: Jackie Jashari Bobbi Brown Reserve umpire: Sharon Kelly
		Scoring by quarter: 12-13,15-12, 14-16, 11-12
		Taraima Rara 28/35 (80%) Matelita Shaw 24/27 (89%)		Linda Magombo 33/35 (94%) Mary Waya 20/24 (83%)

Monday 20 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	England	78–18	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Umpires: Stacey Campton Amanda Nottingham Reserve umpire: Carolene Logan
		Scoring by quarter:20-6,23-3,19-6,16-3
		Louisa Brownfield 26/30 (87%) Abby Teare 16/20 (80%) Rachel Dunn 14/15 (93%) Pamela Cookey 13/17 (76%) Ama Agbeze 9/17 (53%)		Samathea Christopher 14/19 (74%) Nicole Sandy 2/5 (40%) Galeine Gordon 2/7 (29%)

Day 5

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Tuesday 21 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	44–66	Malawi	Umpires: Michelle Phippard Jacqui Jashari Reserve umpire: Amanda Nottingham
		Scoring by quarter: 8-19, 14-17, 9-14, 13-16
		Galeine Gordon 36/40 (90%) Nicole Sandy 5/8 (63%) Leeanna Lewis 3/6 (50%)		Linda Magombo 48/50 (96%) Emma Mzagada 15/19 (79%) Mary Waya 3/4 (75%)

Tuesday 21 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	New Zealand	74–37	South Africa	Umpires: Carolene Logan Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Marion Johnson-Hurley
		Scoring by quarter:23-11,23-5,14-11,14-10
		Irene van Dyk 44/48 (92%) Belinda Colling 16/21 (76%) Maria Tutaia 14/19 (74%)		Sindisiwe Gumede 30/35 (86%) Christine Markgraaff 6/8 (75%) Lizanne Helmand 1/3 (33%)

Day 6

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Wednesday 22 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	South Africa	56–51	Fiji	Umpires: Michelle Phippard Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Anne Abraitis
		Scoring by quarter:14-7,15-14, 12-12, 15-18
		Sindisiwe Gumede 40/46 (87%) Lizanne Helmand 10/13 (77%) Christine Markgraaff 6/6 (100%)		Matelita Shaw 29/35 (83%) Taraima Rara 20/23 (87%) Maria Bereso 2/4 (50%)

Wednesday 22 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	New Zealand	55–40	England	Umpires: Sharon Kelly Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Jacqui Jashari
		Scoring by quarter:15-9, 12-12,15-10,13-9
		Irene van Dyk 46/49 (94%) Belinda Colling 9/12 (75%)		Louisa Brownfield 17/18 (94%) Pamela Cookey 14/20 (70%) Abby Teare 5/9 (56%) Rachel Dunn 4/5 (80%)

Day 7

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Thursday 23 March 11:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Fiji	58–44	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Umpires: Bobbi Brown Stacey Campton Reserve umpire: Pauline Sciascia
		Scoring by quarter:13-10,15-12,16-11,14-11
		Matelita Shaw 32/38 (84%) Laniana Tuisasa 26/28 (93%)		Galeine Gordon 26/33 (79%) Samathea Christopher 15/16 (94%) Nicole Sandy 3/5 (60%)

Thursday 23 March 16:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Malawi	39–67	New Zealand	Umpires: Bill Alexander Anne Abraitis Reserve umpire: Marion Johnson-Hurley
		Scoring by quarter: 10-18, 7-19, 6-20,16-10
		Linda Magombo 36/42 (86%) Emma Mzagada 2/4 (50%) Peace Chawinga 1/2 (50%)		Irene van Dyk 38/43 (88%) Maria Tutaia 19/21 (90%) Belinda Colling 6/6 (100%) Jessica Tuki 4/9 (44%)

Thursday 23 March 19:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	South Africa	35–67	England	Umpires: Pauline Sciascia Michelle Phippard Reserve umpire: Stacey Campton
		Scoring by quarter: 8-17,13-12, 8-18, 6-20
		Sindisiwe Gumede 27/33 (82%) Christine Markgraaff 6/9 (67%) Lizanne Helmand 2/7 (29%)		Louisa Brownfield 47/53 (89%) Abby Teare 12/17 (71%) Pamela Cookey 8/10 (80%)

Final table

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Pos	Team	P	W	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	New Zealand	5	5	0	374	173	+201	10
2	England	5	4	1	308	196	+112	8
3	Malawi	5	3	2	262	282	-20	6
4	South Africa	5	2	3	264	283	-19	4
5	Fiji	5	1	4	228	293	-65	2
6	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	5	0	5	171	380	-209	0

Qualified for Semi-finals
Qualified for Classification

Sources:^[5]

Pool 2

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All Pool 2 matches were hosted at theState Netball Hockey Centre.^[4]

Day 1

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Friday 17 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Jamaica	67–22	Singapore	Umpires: Sharon Kelly Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Amanda Nottingham
		Scoring by quarter:19-7,15-8,18-5,15-2
		Elaine Davis 25/32 (78%) Latoya Thomas 23/26 (88%) Simone Forbes 11/14 (79%) Jodi Ann Ffrench 8/10 (80%)		Tan Hui Yan 10/14 (71%) Li Ling 7/10 (70%) Chen Hui Fen 3/5 (60%) Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 2/5 (40%)

Friday 17 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Wales	22–78	Australia	Umpires: Pauline Sciascia Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Bobbi Brown
		Scoring by quarter: 4-17, 7-22, 7-19, 4-20
		Rebecca James 13/22 (59%) Rhiannon Ace 5/9 (56%) Nicola Lewis 3/7 (43%) Jamilla Abbott 1/3 (33%)		Susan Pratley 25/27 (93%) Sharelle McMahon 20/20 (100%) Catherine Cox 20/28 (71%) Megan Dehn 13/16 (81%)

Day 2

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Saturday 18 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Singapore	33–76	Samoa	Umpires: Michelle Phippard Carolene Logan Reserve umpire: Jacqui Jashari
		Scoring by quarter: 6-21, 10-18, 9-16, 8-21
		Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 12/15 (80%) Li Ling 9/11 (82%) Tan Hui Yan 8/8 (100%) Pearline Chan 2/2 (100%) Chen Hui Fen 2/4 (50%)		Cathrine Latu 44/51 (86%) Monika Fuimaono 15/16 (94%) Malu Fa'asavalu 13/17 (76%) Ida Vaai 3/7 (43%) Monalisa Tofilau 1/1 (100%)

Saturday 18 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Stats	Jamaica	69–30	Barbados	Umpires: Bobbi Brown Sharon Kelly Reserve umpire: Stacey Campton
		Scoring by quarter:22-5,18-5,15-9,14-11
		Latoya Thomas 25/32 (78%) Elaine Davis 22/28 (79%) Simone Forbes 22/30 (73%)		Lydia Bishop 18/26 (69%) Laurel Browne 12/18 (67%)

Day 3

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Sunday 19 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Australia	70–27	Barbados	Umpires: Bronwyn Meek Bill Alexander Reserve umpire: Bobbi Brown
		Scoring by quarter:22-6,16-6,15-10,17-5
		Catherine Cox 30/37 (81%) Susan Pratley 20/21 (95%) Sharelle McMahon 15/17 (88%) Megan Dehn 5/9 (56%)		Lydia Bishop 14/23 (61%) Laurel Browne 13/15 (87%)

Sunday 19 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Samoa	49–42	Wales	Umpires: Stacey Campton Amanda Nottingham Reserve umpire: Jacqui Jashari
		Scoring by quarter:17-10, 9-15,12-7,11-10
		Cathrine Latu 40/44 (91%) Malu Fa'asavalu 9/16 (56%) Aloma Inu 0/1 (0%)		Rebecca James 31/41 (76%) Amanda Evans 11/18 (61%)

Day 4

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Monday 20 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Jamaica	74–21	Wales	Umpires: Anne Abraitis Pauline Sciascia Reserve umpire: Marion Johnson-Hurley
		Scoring by quarter:21-2,22-4,15-7,16-8
		Elaine Davis 46/56 (82%) Simone Forbes 24/26 (92%) Jodi Ann Ffrench 4/5 (80%)		Rebecca James 16/24 (67%) Nicola Lewis 4/6 (67%) Jamilla Abbott 1/1 (100%)

Monday 20 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Stats	Barbados	51–40	Singapore	Umpires: Bronwyn Meek Michelle Phippard Reserve umpire: Bill Alexander
		Scoring by quarter: 7-14,15-9,17-8,12-9
		Laurel Browne 37/40 (93%) Lydia Bishop 14/20 (70%)		Tan Hui Yan 22/32 (69%) Li Ling 14/19 (74%) Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 4/7 (57%)

Day 5

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Tuesday 21 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Australia	78–47	Samoa	Umpires: Anne Abraitis Bobbi Brown Reserve umpire: Pauline Sciascia
		Scoring by quarter:23-9,23-14,14-11,18-13
		Susan Pratley 28/30 (93%) Catherine Cox 20/25 (80%) Sharelle McMahon 18/20 (90%) Megan Dehn 12/13 (92%)		Monika Fuimaono 27/36 (75%) Malu Fa'asavalu 13/21 (62%) Cathrine Latu 7/10 (70%)

Tuesday 21 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Stats	Wales	45–36	Singapore	Umpires: Bill Alexander Stacey Campton Reserve umpire: Sharon Kelly
		Scoring by quarter:11-8,12-6,13-8, 9-14
		Rhiannon Ace 22/30 (73%) Rebecca James 13/19 (68%) Jamilla Abbott 10/20 (50%) Nicola Lewis 0/1 (0%)		Tan Hui Yan 24/31 (77%) Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 11/13 (85%) Li Ling 1/7 (14%)

Day 6

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Wednesday 22 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Samoa	45–41	Barbados	Umpires: Stacey Campton Pauline Sciascia Reserve umpire: Carolene Logan
		Scoring by quarter:13-9,13-7, 12-14, 8-11
		Monika Fuimaono 28/41 (68%) Malu Fa'asavalu 17/23 (74%)		Lydia Bishop 27/33 (82%) Latonia Blackman 7/8 (88%) Laurel Browne 7/11 (64%)

Wednesday 22 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Australia	54–54	Jamaica	Umpires: Bronwyn Meek Amanda Nottingham Reserve umpire: Bobbi Brown
		Scoring by quarter:16-11, 11-13,16-10, 11-20
		Sharelle McMahon 27/33 (82%) Susan Pratley 14/18 (78%) Catherine Cox 13/17 (76%)		Elaine Davis 37/40 (93%) Simone Forbes 17/19 (89%)

Day 7

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Thursday 23 March 09:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Barbados	34–55	Wales	Umpires: Jacqui Jashari Sharon Kelly Reserve umpire: Chris Campbell
		Scoring by quarter: 8-15, 8-13, 9-13, 9-14
		Lydia Bishop 21/24 (88%) Latonia Blackman 8/15 (53%) Laurel Browne 5/5 (100%)		Rebecca James 38/43 (88%) Rhiannon Ace 17/28 (61%)

Thursday 23 March 14:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Singapore	19–107	Australia	Umpires: Carolene Logan Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Bronwyn Meek
		Scoring by quarter: 4-25, 4-28, 4-26, 7-28
		Tan Hui Yan 9/18 (50%) Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 5/9 (56%) Li Ling 4/5 (80%) Chen Hui Fen 1/2 (50%) Tan Lee Hiang Wendy 0/1 (0%)		Catherine Cox 44/51 (86%) Megan Dehn 35/42 (83%) Sharelle McMahon 17/20 (85%) Susan Pratley 11/11 (100%)

Thursday 23 March 21:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Samoa	47–60	Jamaica	Umpires: Bronwyn Meek Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Amanda Nottingham
		Scoring by quarter: 13-19, 13-16,14-12, 7-13
		Cathrine Latu 45/49 (92%) Malu Fa'asavalu 2/6 (33%)		Elaine Davis 43/46 (93%) Simone Forbes 17/18 (94%)

Final table

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Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Australia	5	4	1	0	387	169	+218	9
2	Jamaica	5	4	1	0	324	174	+150	9
3	Samoa	5	3	0	2	264	254	+10	6
4	Wales	5	2	0	3	185	271	-86	4
5	Barbados	5	2	0	3	183	279	-96	4
6	Singapore	5	0	0	5	150	346	-196	0

Qualified for Semi-finals
Qualified for Classification

Sources:^[5]

Classification

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All the classification matches were hosted at theState Netball Hockey Centre.^[4]

11th/12th playoff

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Friday 24 March 13:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Singapore	46–52	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Umpires: Chris Campbell Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Carolene Logan
		Scoring by quarter:15-12, 10-10, 13-15, 8-15
		Tan Hui Yan 30/50 (60%) Jeanine Heng Wei Ping 9/15 (60%) Li Ling 7/9 (78%)		Galeine Gordon 27/32 (84%) Samathea Christopher 22/23 (96%) Nicole Sandy 3/4 (75%)

9th/10th playoff

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Friday 24 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Fiji	69–45	Barbados	Umpires: Amanda Nottingham Jacqui Jashari Reserve umpire: Bill Alexander
		Scoring by quarter:17-10,17-6,18-15,17-14
		Taraima Rara 50/55 (91%) Matelita Shaw 19/24 (79%)		Lydia Bishop 24/31 (77%) Wanda Agard-Belgrave 16/20 (80%) Laurel Browne 4/5 (80%) Denise Alleyne 1/1 (100%)

7th/8th playoff

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Friday 24 March 15:00 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	South Africa	46–43	Wales	Umpires: Chris Campbell Bobbi Brown Reserve umpire: Anne Abraitis
		Scoring by quarter: 11-15,11-10,12-9,12-9
		Christine Markgraaff 28/38 (74%) Sindisiwe Gumede 11/11 (100%) Lizanne Helmand 6/12 (50%) Nthabiseng Moabi 1/1 (100%)		Rebecca James 31/41 (76%) Rhiannon Ace 12/19 (63%)

5th/6th playoff

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Friday 24 March 20:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	Samoa	53–50	Malawi	Umpires: Michelle Phippard Pauline Sciascia Reserve umpire: Stacey Campton
		Scoring by quarter:16-8, 12-15,17-11, 8-16
		Monika Fuimaono 43/52 (83%) Malu Fa'asavalu 10/15 (67%)		Linda Magombo 44/50 (88%) Emma Mzagada 3/3 (100%) Peace Chawinga 3/10 (30%)

Medal round

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All the medal round matches were hosted at theMelbourne Multi Purpose Venue.^[4]

Semifinals

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Saturday 25 March 18:30 (UTC+11)	Report Stats	New Zealand	61–41	Jamaica	Umpires: Sharon Kelly Michelle Phippard Reserve umpire: Jacqui Jashari
		Scoring by quarter:18-7,14-10,16-11, 13-13
		Irene van Dyk 48/51 (94%) Belinda Colling 10/14 (71%) Maria Tutaia 3/5 (60%)		Elaine Davis 27/31 (87%) Simone Forbes 14/18 (78%)

Saturday 25 March 20:30 (UTC+11	Report Stats	Australia	52–40	England	Umpires: Amanda Nottingham Chris Campbell Reserve umpire: Bronwyn Meek
		Scoring by quarter:14-8,11-9,10-7,17-16
		Sharelle McMahon 27/31 (87%) Susan Pratley 15/18 (83%) Catherine Cox 10/14 (71%)		Abby Teare 15/24 (63%) Louisa Brownfield 9/14 (64%) Pamela Cookey 9/15 (60%) Rachel Dunn 7/11 (64%)

Bronze medal match

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Sunday 26 March 14:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	Jamaica	52–53	England	Umpires: Sharon Kelly Amanda Nottingham Reserve umpire: Michelle Phippard
		Scoring by quarter:18-10, 11-12, 11-16, 12-15
		Elaine Davis 46/52 (88%) Simone Forbes 6/9 (67%)		Abby Teare 30/36 (83%) Pamela Cookey 17/29 (59%) Rachel Dunn 6/10 (60%)

Source:^[12]

Gold medal game

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Sunday 26 March 16:00 (UTC+11)	Stats	New Zealand	60–55	Australia	Umpires: Chris Campbell Marion Johnson-Hurley Reserve umpire: Bill Alexander
		Scoring by quarter:19-14,17-15, 10-12, 14-14
		Irene van Dyk 44/49 (90%) Belinda Colling 16/18 (89%)		Catherine Cox 31/38 (82%) Sharelle McMahon 22/28 (79%) Susan Pratley 2/2 (100%)

Sources:^[7]^[8]^[9]

Statistics

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Team stats

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Total Goals

Rk	Team	MP	S/A	%	REA
1	NZL	7	495/571	87	32
2	JAM	7	417/492	85	25
3	AUS	7	494/586	84	33
4	MAW	6	312/370	84	28
5	FIJ	6	297/361	82	16

Goals from MPW

Rk	Team	MP	S/A	%
1	NZL	7	152/170	89
2	AUS	7	153/175	87
3	MAW	6	64/74	86
4	FIJ	6	75/90	83
5	VIN	6	62/75	83

Match Play Winners

Rk	Team	MP	INT	DEF	RED	Total	Avg
1	AUS	7	85	55	45	185	26.4
2	NZL	7	97	52	29	178	25.4
3	ENG	7	83	58	28	169	24.1
4	RSA	6	70	34	33	137	22.8
5	JAM	7	75	27	49	151	21.6

Penalties

Rk	Team	MP	CON	OBS	Total	Avg
1	WAL	6	221	98	319	53.2
2	NZL	7	258	119	377	53.9
3	FIJ	6	253	71	324	54.0
4	RSA	6	243	82	325	54.2
5	BAR	6	237	88	325	54.2

Match Play Errors

Rk	Team	MP	STP	BP	HB	BCP	Total	Avg	OGE
1	NZL	7	12	102	2	6	122	17.4	34
2	SAM	6	8	57	6	11	112	18.7	46
3	AUS	7	10	118	4	8	140	20.0	26
4	SIN	6	13	104	10	3	130	21.7	75
5	FIJ	6	14	115	12	7	148	24.7	47

Key: Rk - Rank, MP - Matches Played, SUS - Suspended Player, S - Success, A - Attempt, % - Goaling Percentage, MPW - Match Play Winner, INT - Intercept, DEF - Deflection, REA - Rebound Attack, RED - Rebound Defense, CON - Contact, OBS - Obstruction, STP - Stepping, BP - Bad Pass, HB - Held Ball, BCP - Breaking Centre Pass, OGE - Opposition Goal from Error

Source:^[38]

Individual stats

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Total Goals

Rk	Player	Team	MP	Goals/%	REA
1	Irene van Dyk	NZL	7	300/324 (93%)	20
2	Elaine Davis	JAM	7	246/285 (86%)	17
3	Linda Magombo	MAW	6	225/254 (89%)	19
4	Sindisiwe Gumede	RSA	6	192/229 (84%)	21
5	Catherine Cox	AUS	7	168/210 (80%)	10

Goals from MPW

Rk	Player	Team	MP	S/A	%
1	Irene van Dyk	NZL	7	89/95	94
2	Sindisiwe Gumede	RSA	6	61/68	90
3	Elaine Davis	JAM	7	59/72	82
4	Sharelle McMahon	AUS	7	45/48	94
5	Catherine Cox	AUS	7	44/57	77

Feed to Shooter

Rk	Player	Team	MP	Total	Avg
1	Peace Chawinga	MAW	6	188	31.3
2	Adine Wilson	NZL	7	170	24.3
3	Frances Solia	SAM	6	144	24.0
4	Nadine Bryan	JAM	7	156	22.3
5	Karen Atkinson	ENG	7	146	20.9

Match Play Winners

Rk	Player	Team	MP	INT	DEF	RED	Total	Avg
1	Wanda Agard-Belgrave	BAR	6	16	8	33	57	9.5
2	Kasey Evering	JAM	7	22	8	31	61	8.7
3	Sara Hale	WAL	6	20	14	10	44	7.3
4	Vilimaina Davu	NZL	6	17	8	14	39	6.5
4	Esther Nkhoma	MAW	6	11	6	22	39	6.5
4	Leigh-Ann Zackey	RSA	6	19	9	11	39	6.5

Notes

^1Nicole Aiken (Jamaica) finished with an average 8.0 MPWs but only played two games.

Source:^[1]

Medallists

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Gold	Silver	Bronze
New Zealand Coach:Ruth Aitken	Australia Coach:Norma Plummer	England Coach:Margaret Caldow
Leana de Bruin Belinda Colling Vilimaina Davu Temepara George Laura Langman Jessica Tuki Anna Rowberry Anna Scarlett Maria Tutaia Irene van Dyk Casey Williams Adine Wilson(c)	Megan Dehn Natalie Avellino Alison Broadbent Bianca Chatfield Catherine Cox(vc) Susan Fuhrmann Selina Gilsenan Janine Ilitch Sharelle McMahon(c) Susan Pratley Jessica Shynn Natalie von Bertouch	Ama Agbeze Karen Atkinson Louisa Brownfield Jade Clarke Pamela Cookey Rachel Dunn Chioma Ezeogu Geva Mentor Sonia Mkoloma Olivia Murphy(c) Naomi Stenhouse Abby Teare

Sources:^[11]^[16]^[21]

Final Placings

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Rank	Team
	New Zealand
	Australia
	England
4	Jamaica
5	Samoa
6	Malawi
7	South Africa
8	Wales
9	Fiji
10	Barbados
11	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
12	Singapore

Sources:^[5]

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