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2012 ANZ Championship season

Netball league season


Netball league season

FieldValue
title2012 ANZ Championship season
leagueANZ Championship
sportNetball
logo_size120px
duration31 March 2012 – 22 July 2012
no_of_teams10
TV[One HD](10-bold)
Network 10
Sky Sport (New Zealand)
TVNZ
season2012 ANZ Championship season
season_champs
season_champ_nameChampions
second_place
minor_premiers
MVPTemepara George (Mystics)
Laura Langman (Magic)
top_scorerIrene van Dyk (Magic)
seasonslistnamesANZ Championship
prevseason_link2011 ANZ Championship season
prevseason_year2011
nextseason_link2013 ANZ Championship season
nextseason_year2013

Network 10 Sky Sport (New Zealand) TVNZ Laura Langman (Magic)

The 2012 ANZ Championship season was the fifth season of the ANZ Championship. The 2012 season began on 31 March and concluded on 22 July. With a team coached by Noeline Taurua, captained by Laura Langman and featuring Leana de Bruin, Irene van Dyk, Julianna Naoupu and Casey Williams, Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic eventually won the premiership. They became fifth team in as many seasons to win the title. Melbourne Vixens won the minor premiership after winning 10 of their 13 matches. Meanwhile, Magic lost their first four matches. However, they subsequently won 12 matches in a row to finish third during the regular season and champions overall. In the minor semi-final they defeated Adelaide Thunderbirds and in the preliminary final they defeated Northern Mystics after extra time. In the grand final they defeated Vixens 41–38. As a result, they became the first, and only, New Zealand team to win the Championship. They were also the first and only team to start the season with four defeats and win the title and the first and only team to finish third in the regular season and win the title.

Transfers

Player2011 team2012 team
AUS Rebecca Bulley
AUS Renae Hallinan
AUS Ashlee Howard
AUS Karyn HowarthVictorian Fury
AUS Kara Richards
AUS Paige HadleyNNSW Waratahs/AIS
AUS April LettonNNSW Waratahs
AUS Samantha MayNNSW Waratahs
AUS Gabi SimpsonNNSW Blues/AIS
AUS Joanna Sutton
AUS Shannon EaglandVictorian Fury
AUS Ashleigh Brazill
ENG Eboni Beckford-ChambersTeam Bath
AUS Catherine Cox
AUS Verity SimmonsNNSW Waratahs
NZL Sophia Fenwick
NZL Elizabeth Manu
ENG Joanne HartenLoughborough Lightning
ENG Stacey FrancisTeam Bath
NZL Joline Henry
NZL Paula Griffin
NZL Jamilah Gupwell
NZL Te Huinga Reo Selby-Rickit
ENG Jade Clarke?
NZL Charlotte Kight
NZL Courtney Tairi
NZL Donna Wilkins
NZL Leana de Bruin
AUS Khao WattsSouthern Force
ENG Ama AgbezeWest Coast Falcons

Sources:

Head coaches

TeamHead coach
AUS Roselee Jencke
AUS Lisa Beehag
AUS Julie Hoornweg
AUS Jane Woodlands-Thompson
AUS Norma Plummer
NZL Debbie Fuller
NZL Noeline Taurua
NZL Robyn Broughton
NZL Leigh Gibbs
AUS Natalie Avellino
NZL Janine Southby

Source:

Tauranga Pre-Season Tournament

On 2, 3 and 4 March, Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic hosted a pre-season tournament at the TECT Arena in Tauranga. For the first time since 2008, all ten ANZ Championship teams competed at the same tournament. The ten teams were divided into two pools of five. Teams within each pool played each other once and the winners qualified for the final. The other teams also played in a series of playoffs to decide final placings. The tournament was won by Queensland Firebirds who defeated Melbourne Vixens 50–30 in the final.

;9th/10th place playoff ;7th/8th place play-off ;5th/6th place play-off ;3rd/4th place play-off ;Final Sources:

Regular season

Melbourne Vixens finished the regular season as minor premiers. After winning their first six matches, they lost to New South Wales Swifts in Round 7. They then lost three successive matches, another to Swifts and one to Northern Mystics. On 20 May in Round 8, against Mystics, Vixens were undone by Mystics defender Anna Harrison and her Harrison Hoist. Harrison made several vital blocks while being hoisted rugby union lineout-style by her defensive partners, helping Mystics secure a 49–45 win. However, Vixens successively claimed the minor premiership with three wins in the final three rounds.

Round 1

Carla Borrego Carla Dziwoki
Susan Pratley | res-ump = Natalie Medhurst Karyn Howarth Tegan Caldwell | res-ump = Grace Rasmussen
Maria Tutaia Paula Griffin
Caitlin Thwaites | res-ump = Donna Wilkins Irene van Dyk
Jess Waitapu | res-ump = Catherine Cox Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson | res-ump =

Round 2

Caitlin Thwaites Donna Wilkins | res-ump = Natalie Medhurst Chelsea Pitman Carla Borrego | res-ump = Catherine Cox
Nikala Smith Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth | res-ump = Irene van Dyk
Arahi Wall Maria Tutaia | res-ump = Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson Susan Pratley | res-ump =

Round 3

Natalie Medhurst Paula Griffin
Caitlin Thwaites | res-ump = Carla Borrego Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth | res-ump = Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson Donna Wilkins | res-ump = Grace Rasmussen
Maria Tutaia Catherine Cox | res-ump = Susan Pratley Irene van Dyk | res-ump =

Round 4

Donna Wilkins Catherine Cox | res-ump = Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Irene van Dyk
Jess Waitapu | res-ump = Susan Pratley
Amorette Wild Natalie Medhurst | res-ump = Grace Rasmussen
Maria Tutaia Carla Borrego | res-ump = Caitlin Thwaites Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson | res-ump =

Round 5

Catherine Cox
Sarah East Carla Borrego Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Natalie Medhurst Caitlin Thwaites Maria Tutaia Irene van Dyk Anna Thompson

**BYES**: New South Wales Swifts and Southern Steel

Round 6: ''Rivalry Round''

Round 6 featured five Australia verses New Zealand matches. Goals scored by Australian and New Zealand teams were added together and the country with the most goals won the Rivalry Round Trophy. Carla Dziwoki Susan Pratley
Amorette Wild Jamilah Gupwell
Caitlin Thwaites | res-ump = Natalie Medhurst Grace Rasmussen
Maria Tutaia | res-ump = Irene van Dyk Catherine Cox Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Carla Borrego Te Paea Selby-Rickit
Donna Wilkins

Round 7

Carla Borrego Catherine Cox
Sarah East
Nikala Smith | res-ump = Susan Pratley
Amorette Wild Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth | res-ump = Donna Wilkins Grace Rasmussen
Maria Tutaia Paula Griffin
Jamilah Gupwell
Caitlin Thwaites Irene van Dyk Natalie Medhurst Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson

Round 8

Joanne Harten
Anna Thompson Irene van Dyk Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Maria Tutaia Susan Pratley
Amorette Wild Catherine Cox Donna Wilkins Natalie Medhurst Caitlin Thwaites Carla Borrego

Round 9

Catherine Cox Natalie Medhurst Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Susan Pratley
Amorette Wild Maria Tutaia Joanne Harten Te Paea Selby-Rickit
Donna Wilkins Caitlin Thwaites

**BYES**: Adelaide Thunderbirds and Waikato Bay of Plenty Magic

Round 10

Natalie Medhurst Amorette Wild
Carla Dziwoki Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Carla Borrego ? Joanne Harten Caitlin Thwaites Irene van Dyk Donna Wilkins Te Paea Selby-Rickit

**BYES**: West Coast Fever and Northern Mystics

Round 11

Carla Borrego Natalie Medhurst ? Catherine Cox Amorette Wild
Kimberly Borger Irene van Dyk Caitlin Thwaites Grace Rasmussen ? Maria Tutaia Donna Wilkins ?

**BYES**: Melbourne Vixens and Canterbury Tactix

Round 12

Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Catherine Cox ? Amorette Wild
Carla Dziwoki Erin Bell
Cody Lange Donna Wilkins Joanne Harten

**BYES**: Queensland Firebirds and Central Pulse

Round 13

Irene van Dyk Carla Borrego Amorette Wild
Carla Dziwoki Donna Wilkins
Te Paea Selby-Rickit Natalie Medhurst Catherine Cox Caitlin Thwaites Karyn Howarth

Round 14

Donna Wilkins ? Te Paea Selby-Rickit ? Tegan Caldwell
Karyn Howarth Carla Borrego Joanne Harten ? Catherine Cox ? ? Caitlin Thwaites Maria Tutaia Amorette Wild
Carla Dziwoki

Sources:

Final table

Finals


Major semi-final

Tegan Caldwell Maria Tutaia Sources:

Minor semi-final

Julianna Naoupu Carla Borrego Sources:

Preliminary final

Maria Tutaia Julianna Naoupu Sources:

Grand final

Tegan Caldwell Julianna Naoupu Sources:

Season statistics

Top 5 Goals scoredPos.PlayerTeamGSGAG%
1Irene van Dyk50152795.1
2Carla Borrego44751087.6
3Romelda Aiken42651183.4
4Caitlin Bassett41747288.3
5Caitlin Thwaites40246985.7
Top 5 Goal assistsPos.PlayerTeamG/A
1Madison Browne258
2Laura Langman238
3Temepara George186
4Emily Beaton168
5Jodi Brown128
Top 5 ReboundsPos.PlayerTeamReb.
1Romelda Aiken48
2Leana de Bruin43
3Irene van Dyk41
4Carla Borrego39
5Laura Geitz37
Top 5 Centre-pass receivesPos.PlayerTeamCPR
1Madison Browne301
2Julianna Naoupu298
3Khao Watts261
4Natalie Medhurst226
5Catherine Cox223
Top 5 InterceptsPos.PlayerTeamInt.
1Geva Mentor38
2Sharni Layton35
3=Anna Harrison32
3=Katrina Grant32
5Leana de Bruin30
Top 5 DeflectionsPos.PlayerTeamDefl.
1Geva Mentor108
2Leana de Bruin80
3Sharni Layton72
4Casey Williams62
5=Demelza McCloud60
5=Anna Harrison60
Top 5 PenaltiesPos.PlayerTeamPen.
1Geva Mentor237
2Laura Geitz228
3Sharni Layton223
4Elizabeth Manu209
5Leana De Bruin207
Top 5 TurnoversPos.PlayerTeamTurn.
1Carla Borrego72
2Cathrine Latu59
3Catherine Cox53
4=Emily Beaton51
4=Maria Tutaia51
4=Romelda Aiken51

Award winners

ANZ Championship awards

AwardWinnerTeam
ANZ Championship Most Valuable PlayerNZL Temepara George **
ANZ Championship Most Valuable PlayerNZL Laura Langman **
ANZ Championship Grand Final MVPNZL Leana de Bruin
Best Young PlayerNZL Julianna Naoupu

;Notes

  • Temepara George and Laura Langman shared the MVP Award

Sources:

All Star Team

PositionPlayerTeam
**GS**NZL Irene van Dyk
**GA**NZL Maria Tutaia
**WA**AUS Madison Browne
**C**NZL Laura Langman
**WD**AUS Julie Corletto
**GD**NZL Casey Williams
**GK**ENG Geva Mentor
**Coach**NZL Noeline Taurua

Sources:

Australian Netball Awards

AwardWinnerTeam
Australian ANZ Championship Player of the YearAustralia Madison Browne
Liz Ellis DiamondAustralia Madison Browne
Australian ANZ Championship Coach of the YearAustralia Julie Hoornweg

Sources:

Media coverage

A cumulative television audience of over 10.6 million across Australia and New Zealand watched the 2012 ANZ Championship on Network 10 and Sky Sport (New Zealand), representing a 45% increase on 2011 (7.2million).

References

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