Canada national netball team

The Canadian national netball team is the national netball team of Canada. The netball team is selected through a trials process and competes on the world stage through regional AFNA competitions and qualifying tournaments to gain entry into The Commonwealth Games and the World Netball Championships.[1] As of 2 December 2019, Canada were 32nd in the INF World Rankings. [2] The team participates in the Netball World Championships, considered the highest level of competition for the sport, and its best result came in 1991 when they came 6th.[3] Canada's first netball win was in the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games when they beat Sri Lanka 52–49.[4] The current Team Canada members are below.[5] Canada is a member of the INF Americas region, with Americas Federation of Netball Associations (AFNA) being the lead agency.[6]

Canada national netball team
ConfederationAFNA (Americas)
Head coachAnn Willcocks
Asst coachLorraine Brown
ManagerMary Webb
INF ranking32
Team Colours
Alternate
Canada vs Singapore, 2009 Nations Cup

The Canadian national team came 5th in the 2012 AFNA Tournament in Trinidad and Tobago. [7]

Six national teams joined Canada in the 2014 AFNA Championship Tournament, held in Calgary. It was the first time that Canada hosted the tournament. The AFNA tournament serves as the INF Americas regional qualifying event for the INF Netball World Cup, where only the top 2 teams qualify. The following national teams took part: Canada, Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago, Argentina, Cayman Islands, Grenada, USA. After 7 days of action, Trinidad & Tobago took the gold medal, Barbados taking silver. Canada's final standing was 4th, thus missing out on the upcoming 2015 Netball World Cup in Sydney, Australia.[8][9]

Players
2012 Canadian team
Players Coaching staff
  • Nicole Benson
  • Kelsey Binns
  • Aleasha Bremner
  • Carolyn Churchland
  • Shawnette Cockburn
  • Jessie Evans
  • Amonda Francis
  • Morgan McLaughlin
  • Amber Sinclair
  • Sandra Tom
  • Sabrina Versteeg
  • Tiffany Wolfe
  • Head coach: Ann Willcocks
  • Asst coach: Lorraine Brown
  • Manager: Mary Webb
2014 Canadian team
Players Coaching staff
  • Sasha Lee Allen
  • Nicole Benson
  • Shawnette Cockburn
  • Melissa Crowe
  • Jessie Deutsch
  • Amonda Francis
  • Maralyn Hope
  • Morgan McLaughlin
  • Michelle Lelik
  • Sheryl Stephens
  • Sandra Tom
  • Tiffannie Wolfe
  • Head coach: Ann Willcocks
  • Asst coach: Lorraine Brown
  • Manager: Mary Webb

2014 AFNA Tournament Results
19 August Canada58 – 26Cayman Islands   
20 August Canada73 – 13Argentina   
21 August Canada56 – 38Grenada   
22 August Trinidad & Tobago59 – 38Canada   
24 August Barbados62 – 37Canada   
25 August USA42 – 40Canada   

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References
  1. Netball Canada website, 06/01/2015
  2. INF website official rankings, 12/20/2019
  3. "Netball Scoop, 06/01/2015". Archived from the original on 3 January 2015. Retrieved 5 January 2015.
  4. "Canada record first netball win". thecgf.com. 30 July 2002. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  5. "Team Canada". Netball Canada. Archived from the original on 28 April 2013. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  6. Netball.org, 06/01/2015
  7. Wilson, Luke (23 July 2012). "International Netball: Jamaican giants win Americas netball tournament". Netball Scoop. Retrieved 31 July 2012.
  8. Netball Canada, 06/01/2015
  9. Official NWC2015 website
  10. Netball Canada, Retrieved 06/01/2015
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