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Sydney Swifts

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Defunct Australian netball team

Sydney Swifts
Founded1996
Disbanded2007
Based inSydney
Head coachJulie Fitzgerald (1997–2007)
CaptainCatriona Wagg (1997–1999)
Liz Ellis (2000–2007)
Premierships4 (2001, 2004, 2006, 2007)
LeagueCommonwealth Bank Trophy

Uniform

Sydney Swifts were anAustralian netball team based in Sydney. Between 1997 and 2007 they representedNetball New South Wales in theCommonwealth Bank Trophy league. Together withSydney Sandpipers andHunter Jaegers they were one of three teams to represent NNSW in the competition. AfterMelbourne Phoenix, Swifts were the league's second most successful team, winning fourpremierships and three minor premierships. In2008, when the Commonwealth Bank Trophy was replaced by theANZ Championship, Swifts and Jaegers merged to formNew South Wales Swifts.

History

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Mobil Superleague

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Sydney Swifts evolved from a state league team that represented theKu-ring-gai area. Between 1994 and 1996,Sydney Ku-ring-gai representedNetball New South Wales in theMobil Superleague. They were also known asSydney Cenovis because they weresponsored byCenovis. The team featured a youngLiz Ellis andCatherine Cox and were coached byJulie Fitzgerald. In 1994 and 1996 they were Mobil Superleague semi-finalists.[1][2][3][4][5]

Commonwealth Bank Trophy

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Between 1997 and 2007, Sydney Swifts played in theCommonwealth Bank Trophy league.Together withAdelaide Ravens,Adelaide Thunderbirds,Melbourne Kestrels,Melbourne Phoenix,Perth Orioles,Queensland Firebirds andSydney Sandpipers, Swifts were one of the founding members of the league. Together with Sydney Sandpipers andHunter Jaegers, they were one of three teams to representNetball New South Wales in the competition. AfterMelbourne Phoenix, Swifts were the league's second most successful team, winning fourpremierships in 2001, 2004, 2006 and 2007. Between 2004 and 2006, they also won three successive minor premierships. Swifts head coach throughout the Commonwealth Bank Trophy era wasJulie Fitzgerald. Their leading players includedLiz Ellis, Alison Broadbent,Catherine Cox,Megan Anderson andSelina Gilsenan.[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14] In2008, when the Commonwealth Bank Trophy was replaced by theANZ Championship, Swifts and Jaegers merged to formNew South Wales Swifts.[8][15]

Regular season statistics
SeasonPositionWonLostDrawn
1997[9]3rd752
1998[9]3rd1130
1999[10]2nd1130
2000[10]4th950
2001[11][16]2nd1130
2002[11]3rd1130
2003[12]2nd1040
2004[12][17]1st1220
2005[13][18]1st1220
2006[13]1st1400
2007[14]2nd1130

  Minor Premiership and Premiership
  Minor Premiership and Runners-up
  Premierships
  Runners-up

Grand finals

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SeasonWinnersScoreRunners-upVenue
1998[9][19]Adelaide Thunderbirds48–42Sydney SwiftsETSA Park
2001[7][11][20]Sydney Swifts57–32Adelaide ThunderbirdsState Sports Centre
2003[12][21]Melbourne Phoenix47–44Sydney SwiftsSydney Super Dome
2004[13][17][20][22]Sydney Swifts52–51Melbourne PhoenixSydney Super Dome
2005[13][20][18][23]Melbourne Phoenix61–44Sydney SwiftsVodafone Arena
2006[7][14][24][25]Sydney Swifts65–36Adelaide ThunderbirdsSydney Olympic Park Sports Centre
2007[7][14][26][27][28]Sydney Swifts45–37Melbourne PhoenixAcer Arena

Home venues

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Years
Anne Clark Netball Centre[29]1997
State Sports Centre[29]1998
Sydney Super Dome[17][18]
Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre[17][18][30]
Wollongong Entertainment Centre[17][18][20]2005

Notable former players

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Internationals

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 Australia
 Australia Fast5
 England

Award winners

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Most Valuable Player
SeasonPlayer
1998Liz Ellis
2002Liz Ellis
2006[25]Liz Ellis

Source:[14]

Grand final MVP
SeasonPlayer
2001[11]Liz Ellis
2004[13]Catherine Cox
2006[14]Liz Ellis
2007[14]Selina Gilsenan
Best New Talent
SeasonPlayer
2001[7][14]Jane Altschwager

Captains

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CaptainsYears
Catriona Wagg1997–1999
Liz Ellis2000–2007

Source:[7]

Most Appearances

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PlayersMatchesQuarters
Liz Ellis173680
Alison Broadbent[30]152562
Catherine Cox135
Megan Anderson111
Selina Gilsenan121461
Raegan Jackson92
Susan Pettitt68
Briony Akle53
Jane Altschwager50
Catriona Wagg49

Sources:[6][7][20][31]

Head coaches

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CoachYears
Julie Fitzgerald[6][7]1997–2007

Support Staff

Team Manager Jan Troy (1998–2006)

Team Physiotherapist Sean Mungovan (1999–2007)

Sponsorship

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SponsorsSeasons
TAB[7][25][26][29][32]1997–2007

Premierships

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  • Commonwealth Bank Trophy
    • Winners: 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007:4
    • Runners up: 1998, 2003, 2005:3
    • Minor premierships: 2004, 2005, 2006:3

References

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Organising bodies
2007 teams
Earlier teams
See also
Sydney Swifts squads
Players
Coaches
Premierships (3)
Seasons
ANZ Championship
Super Netball
Home venues
Captains
Head coaches
See also
Netball in New South Wales
Governing bodies
Teams
SN
ANC
PL
  • The Capital Spirit
  • Central Coast Heart
  • ERNA Hawks
  • GWS Fury
  • Manly Warringah Sapphires
  • North Shore United
  • Panthers Netball
  • South Coast Blaze
  • Sutherland Stingrays
  • UTS Randwick Sparks
Defunct teams
ANL
CBT
Leagues
Venues
Tournaments hosted
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