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1991 World Netball Championships

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1991 World Netball Championships
Tournament details
Host country Australia
Dates1–13 July 1991 (1991-07-01 – 1991-07-13)
Teams20
Final positions
Champions Australia (6th title)
Runner-up New Zealand
Third place Jamaica
← 1987
1995 →

The 1991 World Netball Championships (also known as the Johnson & Johnson World Netball Championship for sponsorship reasons[1]) was the eighth edition of the INF Netball World Cup, a quadrennial premier event in international netball. It was held in Sydney, Australia from 1 to 13 July 1991 and featured 20 teams. At this edition of the tournament, four teams debuted: Cayman Islands, Namibia, Vanuatu and Western Samoa.

The tournament was held at two venues with the Sydney Entertainment Centre hosting the final. The format of the 1991 edition saw a change with the format introducing a knockout phase with the top two teams qualifying to the semi-finals where the winner was decided. Australia defeated New Zealand 53-52 to claim their sixth title.[2][3]

First round

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Group A

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  New Zealand 9 9 0 0 796 288 +508 18
2  Jamaica 9 8 0 1 687 391 +296 16
3  Cook Islands 9 7 0 2 653 485 +168 14
4  Canada 9 6 0 3 508 467 +41 12
5  Republic of Ireland 9 5 0 4 427 481 –54 10
6  Northern Ireland 9 3 1 5 430 529 –99 7
7  Namibia 9 2 2 5 528 510 +18 6
8  Papua New Guinea 9 2 1 6 488 530 –42 5
9  Hong Kong 9 1 0 8 309 605 –296 2
10  Vanuatu 9 0 0 9 259 799 –540 0
1 July Jamaica  66–47  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Charmaine Aldridge Goals scored 48
Connie Francis Goals scored 18
Nuala Mullan Goals scored 29
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 18

1 July Canada  80–19  Vanuatu    Sydney
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 34
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 29
Tania Braslis Goals scored 17
Roby Saul Goals scored 18
Kaylirie Tavoa Goals scored 1

1 July Cook Islands  67–26  Hong Kong    Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 38
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 29
Christine Cornish Goals scored 18
Simone McLennan Goals scored 8

1 July Republic of Ireland  53–45  Namibia    Sydney
Louise Wall Goals scored 29
Sandra Turner Goals scored 24
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 29
Joan Smit Goals scored 16

1 July
21:00
New Zealand  91–29  Papua New Guinea    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 50
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 41

2 July Canada  71–32  Hong Kong    Sydney
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 48
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 23
Simone McLennan Goals scored 18
Christine Cornish Goals scored 14

2 July New Zealand  96–27  Vanuatu    Sydney
Carron Topping Goals scored 58
Julie Carter Goals scored 38
Roby Saul Goals scored 16
Selina Tabe Goals scored 9

2 July Cook Islands  61–50  Namibia    Sydney
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 37
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 24
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 46
Joan Smit Goals scored 3
Sharon Holland Goals scored 1

2 July Northern Ireland  49–47  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Nuala Mullan Goals scored 34
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 15
Violet David Goals scored 29
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 18

3 July
13:30
Republic of Ireland  59–37  Hong Kong    Sydney
Helen Kelly Goals scored 30
Sandra Turner Goals scored 29
Simone McLennan Goals scored 25
Christine Cornish Goals scored 12

3 July
15:15
Jamaica  78–62  Cook Islands    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 54
Connie Francis Goals scored 20
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 53
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 9

3 July
17:00
New Zealand  93–21  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 55
Julie Carter Goals scored 28
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 10
Edel Kelly Goals scored 17
Helen Burke Goals scored 4

3 July
19:00
Namibia  95–22  Vanuatu    Sydney
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 76
Sharon Holland Goals scored 16
Joan Smit Goals scored 3
Roby Saul Goals scored 13
Kayleen Tavoa Goals scored 9

4 July
13:30
Canada  70–44  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Scoring by half: 40–22, 30–22
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 44/50 (88%)
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 26
Nuala Mullan Goals scored 24
Edel Kelly Goals scored 12
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 8

4 July
15:15
New Zealand  78–44  Namibia    Sydney
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 39
Julie Carter Goals scored 39
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 41
Joan Smit Goals scored 3

4 July
17:15
Cook Islands  67–44  Republic of Ireland    Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 43
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 24
Sandra Turner Goals scored 18
Louise Wall Goals scored 15
Helen Kelly Goals scored 11

4 July
18:45
Jamaica  65–37  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 55
Janet Johnson Goals scored 10
Violet David Goals scored 19
Ianna Karona Goals scored 12
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 6

5 July Republic of Ireland  53–38  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Helen Kelly Goals scored 40
Sandra Turner Goals scored 13
Nuala Mullan Goals scored 27
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 9
Edel Kelly Goals scored 2

5 July Jamaica  114–23  Vanuatu    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 81/97 (84%)
Connie Francis Goals scored 33/34 (97%)
Roby Saul Goals scored 17
Kayleen Tavoa Goals scored 5
Selina Tabe Goals scored 1

5 July Cook Islands  84–59  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 44
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 40
Violet David Goals scored 45
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 8
Josephine Walsa Goals scored 6

5 July Namibia  64–34  Hong Kong    Sydney
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 56
Joan Smit Goals scored 5
Sharon Holland Goals scored 3
Christine Cornish Goals scored 16
Simone McLennan Goals scored 15
Kim Clarke Goals scored 3

6 July New Zealand  68–63  Jamaica    Sydney
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 47
Julie Carter Goals scored 21
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 55
Connie Francis Goals scored 8

6 July Cook Islands  75–45  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 40
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 35
Edel Kelly Goals scored 30
Helen Burke Goals scored 15

6 July Canada  50–39  Republic of Ireland    Sydney
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 27
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 23
Sandra Turner Goals scored 24
Helen Kelly Goals scored 15

6 July Papua New Guinea  66–66  Namibia    Sydney
Violet David Goals scored 46
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 20
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 64
Joan Smit Goals scored 2

7 July Papua New Guinea  58–37  Hong Kong    Sydney
Violet David Goals scored 46
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 12
Christine Cornish Goals scored 19
Simone McLennan Goals scored 18

7 July Northern Ireland  68–31  Vanuatu    Sydney
Nuala Mullen Goals scored 32
Edel Kelly Goals scored 18
Helen Burke Goals scored 18
Roby Saul Goals scored 16
Selina Tabe Goals scored 15

7 July New Zealand  86–24  Canada    Sydney
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 57
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 16
Julie Carter Goals scored 13
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 14
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 10

7 July Jamaica  73–31  Republic of Ireland    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 38
Connie Francis Goals scored 27
Charmaine Aldridge Goals scored 8
Sandra Turner Goals scored 15
Helen Kelly Goals scored 10
Louise Wall Goals scored 6

8 July Republic of Ireland  70–37  Vanuatu    Sydney
Helen Kelly Goals scored 45
Sandra Turner Goals scored 25
Roby Saul Goals scored 36
Selina Tabe Goals scored 1

8 July Northern Ireland  61–61  Namibia    Sydney
Nuala Mullen Goals scored 36
Helen Burke Goals scored 25
Esmie Van Rool Goals scored 49
Joan Smit Goals scored 12

8 July New Zealand  104–14  Hong Kong    Sydney
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 38
Carron Topping Goals scored 33
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 23
Julie Carter Goals scored 10
Christine Cornish Goals scored 10
Kim Clarke Goals scored 4

8 July Cook Islands  77–51  Canada    Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 56
Margharel Matenga Goals scored 12
Angela Mauate Goals scored 9
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 33
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 18

9 July Cook Islands  120–38  Vanuatu    Sydney
Angela Mauate Goals scored 102
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 18
Roby Saul Goals scored 37
Susan Natuka Goals scored 1

9 July Canada  61–47  Namibia    Sydney
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 39
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 22
Esmie Van Rool Goals scored 43
Joan Smit Goals scored 4

9 July Jamaica  87–28  Hong Kong    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 40
Connie Francis Goals scored 26
Charmaine Aldridge Goals scored 16
Janet Johnson Goals scored 5
Catherine Reed Goals scored 21
Simone McLennan Goals scored 7

9 July Republic of Ireland  52–48  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Helen Kelly Goals scored 36
Sandra Turner Goals scored 16
Violet David Goals scored 30
Iano Karona Goals scored 13
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 5

10 July New Zealand  86–26  Republic of Ireland    Sydney
Julie Carter Goals scored 36
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 27
Carron Topping Goals scored 23
Sandra Turner Goals scored 14
Louise Wall Goals scored 12

10 July Jamaica  67–39  Canada    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 48
Connie Francis Goals scored 19
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 22
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 17

10 July Papua New Guinea  82–44  Vanuatu    Sydney
Kila Aukooi Goals scored 41
Iana Korana Goals scored 41
Roby Saul Goals scored 36
Selina Tabe Goals scored 4
Merilyn Kaitabang Goals scored 4

10 July Northern Ireland  57–33  Hong Kong    Sydney
Nuala Mullen Goals scored 41
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 11
Helen Burke Goals scored 5
Christine Cornish Goals scored 20
Simone McLennan Goals scored 12
Catherine Reed Goals scored 1

11 July New Zealand  94–40  Cook Islands    Sydney
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 46
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 33
Julie Carter Goals scored 15
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 32
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 8

11 July Hong Kong  68–38  Vanuatu    Sydney
Christine Cornish Goals scored 38
Simone McLennan Goals scored 30
Roby Saul Goals scored 31
Kayline Tavoa Goals scored 7

11 July Jamaica  74–56  Namibia    Sydney
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 51
Connie Francis Goals scored 21
Janet Johnson Goals scored 2
Esmie Van Rool Goals scored 52
Joan Smit Goals scored 4

11 July Canada  62–56  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 40
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 22
Violet David Goals scored 39
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 17


Group B

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Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
1  Australia 9 9 0 0 774 208 +566 18
2  England 9 8 0 1 589 237 +352 16
3  Wales 9 6 0 3 514 385 +129 12
4  Western Samoa 9 6 0 3 480 426 +56 12
5  Scotland 9 5 0 4 405 365 +40 10
6  Fiji 9 5 0 4 428 451 –23 10
7  Sri Lanka 9 2 0 7 335 552 –217 4
8  Cayman Islands 9 2 0 7 296 614 –318 4
9  Singapore 9 1 0 8 308 606 –298 2
10  Malaysia 9 1 0 8 281 566 –285 2
1 July
18:30
Australia  84–19  Fiji    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Attendance: 5,000+
Scoring by half: 39–8, 45–11
Viciki Wilson Goals scored 52/65 (80%)
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 21/23 (91%)
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 11/15 (73%)
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 8
Vasiti Vugakoto Goals scored 7
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 4

1 July Western Samoa  69–39  Sri Lanka    Sydney
Mesepi Kasiano Goals scored 39
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 30
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 20
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 19

1 July England  48–22  Scotland    Sydney
Joan Bryan Goals scored 30
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 18
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 12
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 6
Mary Ann Cosgrove Goals scored 4

1 July Wales  82–23  Malaysia    Sydney
Rhian Jones Goals scored 77
Elizabeth Rees Goals scored 5
Sien Ying Tong Goals scored 18
Fatimah Salleh Goals scored 5

2 July England  92–7  Singapore    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Trudy Papafio Goals scored 70
Yvette Foster Goals scored 22
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 4
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 3

2 July Australia  95–24  Cayman Islands    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 35/46 (76%)
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 34/37 (92%)
Viciki Wilson Goals scored 26/29 (90%)
Laverne Davis Goals scored 14
Claudette Myies Goals scored 9
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 1

2 July Fiji  64–31  Malaysia    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Vasiti Vugakoto Goals scored 33
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 31
Tracy Tong Goals scored 16
Fatimah Salleh Goals scored 15

2 July Scotland  58–33  Sri Lanka    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Jackie Lydon Goals scored 47
Liz Balfour Goals scored 6
Mary Ann Cosgrove Goals scored 5
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 24
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 9

3 July
13:45
Western Samoa  53–52  Wales    Sydney
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 36
Mesepi Kasiano Goals scored 9
Rita Fatialola Goals scored 8
Pamela Walker Goals scored 36
Rhian Jones Goals scored 10
Kim Lemon Goals scored 6

3 July
15:30
Malaysia  53–47  Cayman Islands    Sydney
Tracy Tong Goals scored 40
Fatimah Salleh Goals scored 13
Laverne Davis Goals scored 34
Claudette Myies Goals scored 13

3 July
18:45
Australia  76–22  Scotland    Sydney
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 37/45 (82%)
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 21
Viciki Wilson Goals scored 12
Sue Kenny Goals scored 6
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 15
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 7

4 July
13:45
Wales  51–47  Fiji    Sydney
Pamela Walker Goals scored 38
Kim Lemon Goals scored 13
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 36
Vasiti Vugakoto Goals scored 11

4 July
15:30
Western Samoa  60–32  Singapore    Sydney
Shariene Schwalger Goals scored 31
Rosemarie Eseva Goals scored 15
Molly Young Goals scored 14
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 17
Jean Ching Ching Goals scored 15

4 July
17:00
England  68–20  Sri Lanka    Sydney
Joan Bryan Goals scored 57
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 11
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 14
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 4
Shervonne Ramlan Goals scored 2

4 July
19:00
Scotland  55–29  Cayman Islands    Sydney
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 35
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 13
Mary Ann Cosgrove Goals scored 7
Claudette Myies Goals scored 16
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 10
Laverne Davis Goals scored 3

5 July Wales  43–38  Scotland    Sydney
Pamela Walker Goals scored 26
Sian Jones Goals scored 15
Kim Lemon Goals scored 2
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 20
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 18

5 July Australia  113–12  Singapore    Sydney
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 52
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 31
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 30
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 9
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 3

5 July Fiji  58–39  Sri Lanka    Sydney
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 33
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 16
Kinismere Naisara Goals scored 9
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 23
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 16

5 July England  84–16  Cayman Islands    Sydney
Joan Bryan Goals scored 57
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 27
Claudette Myies Goals scored 10
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 4
Laverne Davis Goals scored 2

5 July Western Samoa  68–31  Malaysia    Sydney
Mesepi Faamsino Goals scored 37
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 31
Mimi Shamsudin Goals scored 14
Tracy Tong Goals scored 11
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 6

6 July Cayman Islands  49–48  Sri Lanka    Sydney
Laverne Davis Goals scored 20
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 15
Claudette Myies Goals scored 14
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 35
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 13

6 July England  70–26  Fiji    Sydney
Trudy Panalio Goals scored 52
Yvette Foster Goals scored 18
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 17
Vasiti Vugaokto Goals scored 6
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 3

6 July Australia  77–31  Wales    Sydney
Scoring by half: 39–8, 38–23
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 40/46 (87%)
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 22
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 15/18 (83%)
Pamela Walker Goals scored 26
Sian Jones Goals scored 3
Kim Lemon Goals scored 2

6 July Singapore  49–39  Malaysia    Sydney
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 34
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 15
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 20
Tracy Tong Goals scored 18
Mimi Shamsudin Goals scored 1

6 July Western Samoa  47–46  Scotland    Sydney
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 36
Rila Falialola Goals scored 6
Mesepi Faamsino Goals scored 5
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 38
Mary Ann Cosgrove Goals scored 7
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 1

7 July Australia  65–38  England    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Scoring by half: 36–15, 29–23
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 40/47 (85%)
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 17
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 8
Joan Bryan Goals scored 30/37 (81%)
Yvette Foster Goals scored 6
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 2

7 July Sri Lanka  53–31  Malaysia    Sydney
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 38
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 15
Tracy Tong Goals scored 17
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 14

7 July Cayman Islands  57–50  Singapore    Sydney
Laverne Davis Goals scored 41
Claudette Myies Goals scored 16
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 34
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 16

8 July Wales  66–40  Sri Lanka    Sydney
Rhian Jones Goals scored 31
Pamela Walker Goals scored 18
Sian Jones Goals scored 11
Kim Lemon Goals scored 6
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 24
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 12
A.K. Anusha Goals scored 4

8 July Scotland  66–28  Singapore    Sydney
Jacqui Lydon Goals scored 47
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 19
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 13
Yap Hui Kim Goals scored 12
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 3

8 July Fiji  69–33  Cayman Islands    Sydney
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 38
Vasiti Vugaokto Goals scored 31
Laverne Davis Goals scored 20
Claudette Myies Goals scored 13

8 July England  65–30  Western Samoa    Sydney
Trudy Panalio Goals scored 46
Yvette Foster Goals scored 19
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 22
Mesepi Faamsino Goals scored 7
Rila Falialola Goals scored 1

9 July
13:30
Australia  81–25  Western Samoa    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Scoring by half: 39–11, 42–14
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 53
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 28
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 17
Rila Falialola Goals scored 8

9 July Fiji  57–42  Singapore    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 44
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 11
Kinisimare Naisara Goals scored 2
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 22
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 20

9 July Wales  85–18  Cayman Islands    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Pamela Walker Goals scored 65
Kim Lemon Goals scored 14
Sian Jones Goals scored 6
Laverne Davis Goals scored 9
Claudette Myies Goals scored 6
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 3

9 July Scotland  50–30  Malaysia    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 30
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 20
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 16
Tracy Tong Goals scored 10
Mimi Shamsudin Goals scored 4

10 July Sri Lanka  53–46  Singapore    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 39
Jayanthai Somekeram Goals scored 14
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 26
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 15
Noraida Abdul Malik Goals scored 5

10 July Australia  76–27  Malaysia    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 48
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 28
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 13
Tracy Tong Goals scored 12
Tap Ai Chu Goals scored 2

10 July Fiji  57–53  Western Samoa    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Timaima Vugakolo Goals scored 43
Vasiti Vugakolo Goals scored 14
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 41
Rila Falialola Goals scored 12

10 July England  47–30  Wales    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Joan Bryan Goals scored 25
Trudy Papafio Goals scored 12
Yvette Foster Goals scored 9
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 1
Rhian Jones Goals scored 21
Pamela Walker Goals scored 6
Kim Lemon Goals scored 3

11 July Western Samoa  75–23  Cayman Islands    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 40
Rila Falialola Goals scored 22
Molly Young Goals scored 13
Claudette Myies Goals scored 15
Laverne Davis Goals scored 6
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 2

11 July England  77–16  Malaysia    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Trudy Panalio Goals scored 34
Joan Bryan Goals scored 28
Sharon Fogarty Goals scored 15
Fatimah Safeh Goals scored 9
Yap Ai Chu Goals scored 6
Mimi Shamsudin Goals scored 1

11 July Australia  107–10  Sri Lanka    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Vicki Wilson Goals scored 59
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 29
Jennifer Kennett Goals scored 19
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 8
Jayanthi Somekeram Goals scored 2

11 July Scotland  48–31  Fiji    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 31
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 17
Vasiti Vugaokto Goals scored 27
Kinisimere Naisara Goals scored 3
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 1

11 July Wales  69–42  Singapore    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Pamela Walker Goals scored 45
Rhian Jones Goals scored 21
Kim Lemon Goals scored 3
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 30
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 8
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 4

Placement round

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Semi-finals

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12 July
9:00
Namibia  bt  Cayman Islands    State Sports Centre, Sydney

12 July
9:00
Hong Kong  bt  Malaysia    State Sports Centre, Sydney

12 July
9:15
Papua New Guinea  bt  Sri Lanka    State Sports Centre, Sydney

12 July
10:45
Scotland  52–38  Northern Ireland    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Sandra Robertson Goals scored 28
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 24
Nuala Mullan Goals scored 19
Helen Burke Goals scored 18
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 1

12 July
10:45
Singapore  66–46  Vanuatu    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 37
Noraida Abdul Malik Goals scored 29
Roby Saul Goals scored 39
Kayleen Tavoa Goals scored 4
Selina Tabe Goals scored 2
Suzane Natuka Goals scored 1

12 July
11:00
Republic of Ireland  57–46  Fiji    State Sports Centre, Sydney
Helen Kelly Goals scored 40
Sandra Turner Goals scored 17
Vasiti Vugakoto Goals scored 27
Lisi Ravaga Goals scored 19

12 July
14:15
Cook Islands  78–65  Western Samoa    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 56
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 17
Angela Madate Goals scored 5
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 50
Rita Fatialola Goals scored 15

12 July
16:00
Canada  57–41  Wales    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 32
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 25
Pamela Walker Goals scored 21
Rhian Jones Goals scored 14
Kim Lemon Goals scored 6

Placement matches

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13 July Malaysia  66–33  Vanuatu    Sydney
Tracy Tong Goals scored 45
Fatimah Salleh Goals scored 21
Kayleen Tavoa Goals scored 12
Selina Tabe Goals scored 10
Roby Saul Goals scored 7

13 July Hong Kong  54–46  Singapore    Sydney
Christine Cornish Goals scored 30
Simone McLennan Goals scored 24
Seah Ching Ching Goals scored 33
Yeo Mee Hong Goals scored 10
Noraida Abdul Mlik Goals scored 3

13 July Sri Lanka  57–27  Cayman Islands    Sydney
Pryantha Peiries Goals scored 47
A.K. Anusha Goals scored 10
Laverne Davis Goals scored 22
Claudette Myies Goals scored 4
Cassandra Powell Goals scored 1

13 July Namibia  72–53  Papua New Guinea    Sydney
Esmie Van Rooi Goals scored 66
Joan Smit Goals scored 6
Violet David Goals scored 29
Kila Aukopi Goals scored 24

13 July Fiji  64–56  Northern Ireland    Sydney
Vasiti Vugakoto Goals scored 50
Ana Founichew Goals scored 14
Joanne Skehin Goals scored 38
Helen Burke Goals scored 14

13 July Scotland  51–31  Republic of Ireland    Sydney
Jacqui Lydon Goals scored 32
Elizabeth Balfour Goals scored 19
Sandra Turner Goals scored 19
Louise Wall Goals scored 7
Helen Kelly Goals scored 5

13 July Wales  52–48  Western Samoa    Sydney
Pamela Walker Goals scored 43
Rhian Jones Goals scored 5
Kim Lemon Goals scored 4
Amanda Dunlop Goals scored 38
Veronika Faleala Goals scored 10
Rita Fatialola Goals scored 9

13 July Cook Islands  77–57  Canada    Sydney
Tutai Pakitoa Goals scored 48
Margharet Matenga Goals scored 29
Marina Leigertwood Goals scored 29
Nicola Steiner Goals scored 28

Finals

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At the end of the round robin stage, Australia, England, Jamaica and New Zealand qualified through to the semi-finals which was played at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. The first semi-final saw New Zealand got off to a blistering start against England scoring the first ten goals in the process before Joan Bryan scored the English first goal. That start would later be the key with New Zealand defeating England by twenty goals.[4] In the second semi, an ankle injury to Sue Kenny didn't deter Australia with the hosts defeating Jamaica by six goals with the third quarter being in the match winning quarter.[5]

After Jamaica won the third-place playoff by nine goals over England, the final was between Australia and New Zealand at the Sydney Entertainment Centre which was sold-out. Despite New Zealand leading at each of the quarter breaks, the Australians stayed in the game with the lead see-sawing many times throughout the match. The final seconds of the match saw replacement goal-keeper Roselee Jencke intercept a pass which was heading to the New Zealand goal-circle which sealed the one point victory with Michelle Fielke stating, "probably the best match" that these two teams played.[6]

 
SemifinalsFinal
 
      
 
12 July
 
 
 New Zealand53
 
13 July
 
 England33
 
 New Zealand52
 
12 July
 
 Australia53
 
 Australia68
 
 
 Jamaica62
 
Bronze Medal Match
 
 
13 July
 
 
 England54
 
 
 Jamaica63

Semi finals

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12 July
17:45
New Zealand  53–33  England    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 32
Leonie Leaver Goals scored 13
Julie Carter Goals scored 8
Joan Bryan Goals scored 21
Sharon Fotarty Goals scored 12

12 July
19:30
Australia  68–62  Jamaica    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Attendance: 8000
Vicky Wilson Goals scored 51
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 17
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 54
Connie Francis Goals scored 8

Third place play-off

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13 July England  54–63  Jamaica    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Trady Papalio Goals scored 49
Sharon Fotarty Goals scored 5
Patricia McDonald Goals scored 34
Connie Francis Goals scored 29

Final

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13 July New Zealand  52–53  Australia    Sydney Entertainment Centre, Sydney
Attendance: 10500
Scoring by quarter: 14–13, 13–12, 14–14, 11–13
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland Goals scored 34/40 (85%)
Julie Carter Goals scored 18/20 (90%)
Vicky Wilson Goals scored 42/56 (75%)
Catriona Wagg Goals scored 11/13 (85%)

Final placings

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Place Nation[7]
Gold  Australia
Silver  New Zealand
Bronze  Jamaica
4  England
5  Cook Islands
6  Canada
7  Wales
8  Western Samoa
9  Scotland
10  Republic of Ireland
11  Fiji
12  Northern Ireland
13  Namibia
14  Papua New Guinea
15  Sri Lanka
16  Cayman Islands
17  Hong Kong
18  Singapore
19  Malaysia
20  Vanuatu

Medallists

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Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Joyce Brown
 New Zealand
Coach: Lyn Parker
 Jamaica
Coach:
Carissa Dalwood
Keeley Devery
Michelle Fielke (c)
Sharon Finnan
Roselee Jencke
Jennifer Kennett
Sue Kenny
Simone McKinnis
Shelley O'Donnell
Catriona Wagg
Vicki Wilson
Julie Carter
Tanya Cox
Robin Dillimore
Sandra Edge
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland
Joan Hodson
Leonie Leaver
Ana Noovao
Waimarama Taumaunu (c)
Carron Topping
Sheryl Waite
Louisa Wall
Charmaine Aldridge
Valerie Blake
Karen Clarke
Connie Francis
Janet Francis
Karlene Hamilton
Janet Johnson
Marva Lindsay
Patricia McDonald
Marjorie Patterson
Oberon Jean Pitterson
Sharon Taylor

Source:[8]


References

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  1. ^ "Sydney 1991". International Netball Federation. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
  2. ^ "a Correspondent in Sydney. "England 's promise is wasted." Times [London, England] 15 July 1991". Times Digital Archives.
  3. ^ "Women Netball VIII World Championship 1991". Todor 66.
  4. ^ Smith, Heather (13 July 1991). "Australia sweep to final". The Sydney Morning Herald. p. 67. Retrieved 28 March 2020.
  5. ^ Smith, Heather (13 July 1991). "Brusied Australians bump way into final". The Sydney Morning Herald. p. 70. Retrieved 28 March 2020.
  6. ^ Smith, Heather (14 July 1991). "Australia rules". The Sydney Morning Herald. p. 83. Retrieved 29 March 2020.
  7. ^ Netball Australia. "World Netball Championships placings" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-09-25. Retrieved 30 July 2011.
  8. ^ "Women Netball VIII World Championship 1991 Sydney". www.todor66.com. Retrieved 26 February 2020.