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West Coast Fever V New South Wales Swifts - Semi Final, 4th October 2020

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FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR

This season has had its share of ups and downs for our Club and today we face our biggest on-court challenge against the NSW Swifts in the minor semi final. A win will see us move into the preliminary final and continue our journey in the Queensland hub. Our Club has become so much more than a group of players who play netball each week, we are family and along with you, the fans, members and partners we have become one big extended family. Your messages of support throughout this entire season has been extraordinary and inspiring. Our partner signage on court for our home-awayfrom-home games in Brisbane have provided the team with a sense of playing on a ‘home court’ and today is no different as we host the Minor Semi final.

Simon Taylor Managing Director WEST COAST FEVER

As a Club we are so proud of reaching our third finals series in the past 6 years and appreciate the opportunity to share this journey with each of you. Across the season we have celebrated our past, our members, our connection to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community and our fans. Today as the team wear our club dress we acknowledge and celebrate all that it is to represent our club; our values of courage, professionalism, innovation and united. Together we are Fever and we inspire and make you proud.


FROM THE COACH This knockout semi final brings another challenge, but also a great opportunity for our team to deliver our Brand under the greatest of pressures and expectation. We face this opportunity united and aligned. The Swifts have an incredible amount of experience and are very efficient in attack and play a very effective possession style of game. They are relentless in their defence and bring a level of physicality that makes you aware they mean business. We know that each time we step out on court we need to be better than the previous performance.

Stacey Marinkovich Head Coach WEST COAST FEVER 2020 has been a season like no other and we are very proud to be playing finals this weekend. We approach this week with the goal to continue to strive for success with our focus on our processes and our ability to stay connected.

I would like to congratulate our goal shooting star, Jhaniele Fowler, who will celebrate her 100th League game this weekend. She is a professional; she is determined, and her performance has been of the highest level. To our members, fans and partners, thank you all for coming on this journey with us. Your ongoing messages of support have been truly inspiring for the players and we will continue to make you proud.


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HEAD COACH STACEY MARINKOVICH

HEAD COACH BRIONY AKLE

Courtney Bruce GK • GD

Jhaniele Fowler GS

Sophie Garbin GA • GS

Helen Housby GA • GS

Verity Charles WA • C

Jess Anstiss WD • C

Nat Haythornthwaite WA • GA

Paige Hadley C • WA

Courtney Kruta C

Olivia Lewis GK

Sophie Craig C

Maddy Turner GD • WD

Kaylia Stanton GS • GA

Stacey Francis GD • WD

Sarah Klau GK • GD

Sam Wallace GS

Maddy Proud C • WA

Tayla Fraser C

Lauren Moore GK • GD • WD

Kelly Singleton GA

Shannon Eagland Alice Teague-Neeld WD • GD GS • GA

Emma Cosh GA

Sunday Aryang GD

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TRAINING PARTNERS Elle Bennetts Olivia Coleman

WEST COAST FEVER 2020 COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF MANAGING DIRECTOR - WEST COAST FEVER: Simon Taylor ASSISTANT COACH: Belinda Reynolds SPECIALIST COACH: Sue Gaudion PERFORMANCE ANALYST: Gary Dawson OPERATIONS MANAGER: Suzanne Lennon ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE COACH: Liam Warwick

PERFORMANCE PSYCHOLOGIST: Jodii Maguire TEAM DOCTOR: Dr Gary Couanis HEAD PHYSIOTHERAPIST: Craig King MASSAGE THERAPIST: Bernd Adolph PODIATRIST: Darryn Sargent LEADERSHIP CONSULTANTS: Steve Stanley & Glenn Stewart


Time: 10:00AM (WST) (10:18am Centre Pass) Location: USC Stadium

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THE SITUATION

KEY MATCH UPS Jhaniele Fowler v Sarah Klau Fowler is the competition’s best shooter and this week she achieves an incredible milestone, playing her 100th League game. She is a professional, she is determined and her performance has been on the highest level. Her stature and presence within the circle is likely to receive extra attention from Sarah Klau and the Swifts defenders. Klau continues to show she can threaten any attacking circle with quick footwork and contest on the ball. The challenge between Jhaniele and Sarah will be one to watch.

Verity Charles v Maddy Proud Verity Charles has reached a new level in her performance this year and as a result has been selected into the Diamonds squad. Charles’ attacking and defensive plays have been praised throughout the competition, but Charles continues to keep her head down and work

hard against her opponents as well as directing the play through the mid-court. The battle will be on as Verity could face multiple opponents with swifts likely to rotate Maddy Proud and Paige Hadley through their line-up.

Courtney Bruce v Sam Wallace Bruce will be looking to rebound from last week’s loss to the Adelaide Thunderbirds. Despite the one-goal loss, Bruce was solid in defence with nine deflections, six rebounds, 11 gains and three intercepts. Bruce and goal defender Stacey Francis will need to combine early if they are to impact the experience of the formidable Swifts attacking combination that boasts a line of internationals. Helen Housby was ruled out of last week’s game but is a recognised threat on the two-goal shot, which will challenge Stacey Francis to maintain a tag and reduce her impact. PREVIOUS MEETINGS

SUNCORP SUPER NETBALL LEAGUE LADDER Competition Ladder as at completion of Round 14

Rd 12, 2020: Fever def Swifts, 80-71 Rd 2, 2020: Swifts def Fever, 73-72 Rd 10, 2019: Swifts def Fever, 53-49

P

W

D

L

GF

GA

%

PTS

MELBOURNE VIXENS

14

11

1

2

870

769

113.13

46

SUNSHINE COAST LIGHTNING

14

9

0

5

821

824

99.64

36

WEST COAST FEVER

14

8

1

5

964

897

107.47

34

NSW SWIFTS

14

8

1

5

898

885

101.47

34

QUEENSLAND FIREBIRDS

14

6

1

7

851

893

95.30

26

GIANTS NETBALL

14

5

2

7

885

891

99.33

24

ADELAIDE THUNDERBIRDS

14

5

0

9

769

797

96.49

20

COLLINGWOOD MAGPIES

14

1

0

13

770

872

88.30

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MATCH PREVIEW

This is the knock-out round of the semi finals. West Coast Fever have notched some great wins on the board, but finals brings another round of challenges. In the last round of the season West Coast Fever lost to Adelaide Thunderbirds by one goal, 63-64, while NSW Swifts drew with Giants 77-all. This season both the clubs have had a win against each other, both ends of the court will be under plenty of pressure throughout the game. Goal Shooter Jhaniele Fowler will celebrate her 100th game, she is once again the League’s leading goal scorer with 795 goals at 94% accuracy.


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Shooting Stars allows local Aboriginal women to give back to their local communities Willamena Beaman, a Wongi / Yamitji woman has returned to her local community of Leonora to join the Shooting Stars team as a mature aged Trainee Assistant Coordinator. In her mid-thirties Willamena has worked across various sectors, community, local government and corporate, however, was drawn to the Shooting Stars position for the opportunity to move back to Leonora and give back to her local community. “I love the fact that I’m a role model for the girls of Leonora and someone relatable they can look up to,” said Beaman. “I see a lot of the girls in Leonora not attending school regularly, whether it’s due to personal issues or perhaps a lack of responsibility and I really want to support these girls and be that person that creates a safe space for them at school.”

Cultural and family responsibilities and obligations are important to many Aboriginal people with young people often being encouraged to leave Country to study or work and orbit back to the community when they can contribute and give back. Shooting Stars provides career pathways for Aboriginal women in their local communities, allowing Aboriginal women to lead and support the ongoing development towards thriving and sustainable communities. Willamena is the sixth trainee Shooting Stars has employed for 2020 across all eight sites and the organisation is excited to see these women grow and develop in their leadership journey.


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