List of INF Netball World Cup medallists

The following is a list of medal winners at the INF Netball World Cup.

1963

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Lorna McConchie
 New Zealand
Coach: Dixie Cockerton
 England
Coach:
Joyce Brown (c)
Margaret Caldow
Valerie Eaton
Corrin Fleming
Annette Foley
Jeanette McIver
June Noseda
Wilma Ritchie
Ingrid Tough
Madeleine Wilson
Leslie Baker
Judy Blair
Pamela Edmonds (c)
Rebecca Faulkner
Joan Martin
Colleen McMaster
Betty McNamara
Lois Muir
Elva Simpson
Mirth Te Moananui
Kathie Bays
Betty Burke
Annette Cairncross
Margaret Eve
Blanche Fidler
Jean Heath
Josephine Higgins
Valerie Hindmarsh
Judith Iddon
Patricia Spratt
Anne Stevenson
Pat Wells

Source:[1]

1967

Gold Silver Bronze
 New Zealand
Coach: Taini Jamieson
 Australia
Coach: Marg Pewtress
 South Africa
Coach:
Judy Blair (c)
Ann Boelee
Margaret Gardiner
Pamela Hamilton
Joan Harnett
Billie Irwin
Sandra James
Elizabeth Rowley
Mirth Solomon
Tilly Vercoe
Chris Burton
Lynette Davey (c)
Stella Gollan
Elsma Harris
Maureen Kirsanovs
Heather McLean
Ellen O'Shannassy
Glenyse Suiter
Gaye Switch
Carole Ann White
Alet Charnley
Heloise Ferreira
Margaret Grant
Elbie Joubert
Marina Klusmann
Maudie Laubscher
Tobianna Louw
Doreen Otto
Ellie Roberts
Marlene Wagner

Source:[2]

1971

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Wilma Shakespear
 New Zealand
Coach: Taini Jamieson
 England
Coach:
Terese Delaney
Margaret Gollan
Stella Gollan
Elsma Merillo
Ricky Pyatt
Noela Routley
Cheryl Sidebottom
Annette Simper
Anne Walker
Gaye Walsh (c)
Joan Harnett (c)
Nancy King
Shirley Langrope
Lorraine Mair
Olwyn McKay
Sandra Norman
Coral Palmer
Tilly Vercoe
Brenda Walker
Judi Day
Sally Dewhurst
Pat Dudgeon
Judy Heath
Cathy Hickey
Elizabeth Kelly
Anne Miles
Carol Percy
Rita Rees
Linda Scovell
Eunice Smith

Source:[3]

1975

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Joyce Brown
 England
Coach:
 New Zealand
Coach: Lois Muir
Chris Burton
Margaret Caldow (c)
Gail Dorrington
Margaret Gollan
Sharon Hayes
Maryanne Kruyer
Norma Plummer
Pam Redmond
Cheryl Stevenson
Betty Taylor
Linda Allison
Pat Cane
Lesley Darby
Madeleine Dwan
Cathy Hickey
Lynn MacDonald
Christine Maylor
Anne Miles
Colette Reeder
Marie Stewart
Patricia Watson
Maxine Blomquist
Beth Carnie
Frances Granger
Lyn Parker
Shirley Langrope (c)
Marilyn Munro
Christine Pietzner
Georgina Salter
Anne Taylor
Yvonne Willering

Source:[4]

1979

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Wilma Shakespear
 New Zealand
Coach: Lois Muir
 Trinidad and Tobago
Coach: Lystra Lewis
Sharon Burton
Margaret Caldow (c)
Betty Carroll
Gail Dorrington
Julie Francou
Terese Kennedy
Pam Redmond
Anne Sargeant
Gaye Teede
Yvonne Waters
Maxine Blomquist
Ruth Fathers
Margaret Forsyth
Lyn Parker (c)
Janice Henderson
Margharet Kamana
Geane Katae
Leigh Mills
Marilyn Munro
Christine Pietzner
Lynn Proudlove
Yvonne Willering
Sherril Peters (c)
Althea Luces
Jennifer Williams
Jean Pierre
Peggy Castanada
Cyrenia Charles
Ingrid Blackman
Angela Burke Browne
Veryl A Kretschmar
Heather Charleau
Marcia Simsoy Frank
Jennifer Nurse
Notes
  • ^1 Australia, New Zealand and Trinidad and Tobago were actually declared the joint winners. The tournament had no tie-break criteria. For the purposes of this table, goal average was used to decide the order of teams.

Source:[5]

1983

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Joyce Brown
 New Zealand
Coach: Lois Muir
 Trinidad and Tobago
Diane Cleveland
Julie Francou (c)
Chris Harris
Sue Hawkins
Dianne McDonald
Jill McIntosh
Kav Partington
Anne Sargeant
Jane Searle
Karan Smith
Rita Fatialofa
Tracey Fear
Margaret Forsyth
Leigh Gibbs
Margharet Matenga
Rhonda Meads
Lyn Parker (c)
Lynn Proudlove
Yvonne Willering
Naomi Babb
Jeanne Bailey
Sharon Blake
Peggy Castanada
Heather Charleau
Jennifer Frank
Marcia Frank
Maria Lewis
Bridget Mitchell
Grace Parkinson
Sherril Peters
Hazel Taylor

Source:[6]

1987

Gold Silver Bronze
 New Zealand
Coach: Lois Muir
 Trinidad and Tobago  Australia
Coach: Wilma Shakespear
Tracy Eyrl
Rita Fatialofa
Tracey Fear
Margaret Forsyth
Leigh Gibbs (c)
Annette Heffernan
Sandra Mallet
Margharet Matenga
Angela Pule
Joan Solia
Waimarama Taumaunu
Julie Townsend
Bridget Adams
Jeanne Bailey
Sherry Ann Blackman
Sharon Castanada
Heather Charleau
Jennifer Frank
Hyacinth Hart
Cheryl Herbert
Annette Hutchinson
Muriel Mitchell
Erica Outram
Hazel Taylor
Diane Atkinson
Lisa Beehag
Keeley Devery
Marcia Ella
Chris Harris
Sally Ironmonger
Roselee Jencke
Michelle Jones
Sue Kenny
Janelle Peterson
Anne Sargeant (c)
Vicki Wilson
Notes
  • ^1 Australia and Trinidad and Tobago were actually declared the joint runners up. The tournament had no tie-break criteria. For the purposes of this table, goal scored was used to decide the order of teams.

Source:[7]

1991

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 Dillmore
Sandra Edge
Tracy Eyrl-Shortland
Joan Hodson
Leonie Leaver
Ana Nouvao
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]

1995

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach:
 South Africa
Coach: Marlene Wagner
 New Zealand
Coach: Leigh Gibbs
Jenny Borlase
Shelley O'Donnell
Carissa Dalwood
Kath Harby
Natalie Avellino
Liz Ellis
Vicki Wilson
Sarah Sutter
Nicole Cusack
Marianne Murphy
Michelle Fielke (c)
Simone McKinnis
Debbie Hamman (c)
Irene van Dyk
Benita van Zyl
Elize Kotze
Rese Hugo
Dominique Harverson
Annie Kloppers
Tessa Halgryn
Estelle Rossouw
Laurie Keevy
Rene Odendaal
Johrina Basson
Belinda Blair
Julie Dawson
Sandra Edge (c)
Sharon Gold
Carrin Jerram
Debbie Matoe
Bernice Mene
Lesley Nicol
Anna Rowberry
Tracey Shortland
Elisa Taringa
Noelene Taurua-Barnett

Source:[9]

1999

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Jill McIntosh
 New Zealand
Coach: Yvonne Willering
 England
Coach: Mary Beardwood
Vicki Wilson (c)
Jenny Borlase
Carissa Dalwood
Jacqui Delaney
Liz Ellis
Sharon Finnan
Kathryn Harby
Janine Ilitch
Sharelle McMahon
Shelley O'Donnell
Rebecca Sanders
Peta Squire
Belinda Colling (c)
Donna Loffhagen
Adine Harper
Teresa Tairi
Anna Rowberry
Sonya Hardcastle
Julie Seymour
Lesley Nicol
Belinda Charteris
Lorna Suafoa
Linda Vagana
Bernice Mene
Joanne Zinzan (c)
Amanda Newton
Olivia Murphy
Tracey Neville (vc)
Alex Astle
Karen Aspinall
Naomi Siddall
Sonia Mkoloma
Hellen Manufor
Helen Lonsdale
Lyn Carpenter
Lisa Stanley

Source:[10]

2003

Gold Silver Bronze
 New Zealand
Coach: Ruth Aitken
 Australia
Coach: Jill McIntosh
 Jamaica
Coach: Maureen Hall
Sheryl Clarke
Belinda Colling
Tania Dalton
Vilimaina Davu
Leana du Plooy
Temepara George
Lesley Nicol
Anna Rowberry (c)
Anna Scarlett
Jodi Te Huna
Irene van Dyk
Adine Wilson
Alison Broadbent
Natasha Chokljat
Catherine Cox
Liz Ellis (vc)
Kathryn Harby-Williams (c)
Janine Ilitch
Sharelle McMahon
Cynna Neele
Nicole Richardson
Rebecca Sanders
Peta Scholz
Eloise Southby
Nadine Bryan
Althea Byfield
Elaine Davis (vc)
Kasey Evering
Simone Forbes
Connie Frances
Nichala Gibson
Georgia Gordon
Oberon Pitterson (c)
Sharon Wiles
Carla Williams
Tiffany Wolfe

Source:[11]

2007

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Norma Plummer
 New Zealand
Coach:
 Jamaica
Coach:
Liz Ellis (c)
Sharelle McMahon (vc)
Bianca Chatfield
Catherine Cox
Mo'onia Gerrard
Selina Gilsenan
Natalie Medhurst
Lauren Nourse
Susan Pratley
Julie Prendergast
Laura von Bertouch
Natalie von Bertouch
Adine Wilson (c)
Julie Seymour (vc)
Maree Bowden
Leana De Bruin
Paula Griffin
Joline Henry
Laura Langman
Sheryl Scanlan
Jodi Te Huna
Maria Tutaia
Irene Van Dyk
Casey Williams
Elaine Davis (c)
Nicole Aiken
Romelda Aiken
Nadine Bryan
Althea Byfield
Kasey Evering
Simone Forbes
Nichala Gibson
Sasher-Gaye Henry
Christina Solmon
Paula Thompson
Sharon Wiles

Source:[12][13]

2011

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Norma Plummer
 New Zealand
Coach: Ruth Aitken
 England
Coach: Sue Hawkins
Caitlin Bassett
Erin Bell
Julie Corletto
Catherine Cox (vc)
Susan Fuhrmann
Laura Geitz
Mo'onia Gerrard
Kimberlee Green
Sharni Layton
Natalie Medhurst
Chelsea Pitman
Natalie von Bertouch (c)
Leana de Bruin
Temepara George (vc)
Katrina Grant
Paula Griffin
Joline Henry
Laura Langman
Liana Leota
Anna Scarlett
Anna Thompson
Maria Tutaia
Irene van Dyk
Casey Williams (c)
Karen Atkinson (cc)
Eboni Beckford-Chambers
Louisa Brownfield
Jade Clarke
Pamela Cookey
Rachel Dunn
Stacey Francis
Tamsin Greenway
Serena Guthrie
Joanne Harten
Geva Mentor
Sonia Mkoloma (cc)

Source:[14]

2015

Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach:
 New Zealand
Coach:
 England
Coach: Tracey Neville
Caitlin Thwaites
Natalie Medhurst
Erin Bell
Paige Hadley
Julie Corletto
Rebecca Bulley
Sharni Layton
Caitlin Bassett
Kimberlee Green
Kim Ravaillion
Renae Hallinan
Laura Geitz
Malia Paseka
Jodi Brown
Grace Rasmussen
Kayla Cullen
Leana de Bruin
Phoenix Karaka
Bailey Mes
Shannon Francois
Katrina Grant
Joanne Harten
Helen Housby
Tamsin Greenway
Jade Clarke
Serena Guthrie
Sonia Mkoloma
Eboni Beckford-Chambers
Pamela Cookey
Geva Mentor
Sara Bayman
Rachel Dunn
Stacey Francis

Source:[15][16]

2019

Gold Silver Bronze
 New Zealand
Coach: Noeline Taurua
 Australia
Coach: Lisa Alexander
 England
Coach: Tracey Neville
Maria Folau
Laura Langman (c)
Ameliaranne Ekenasio
Gina Crampton
Bailey Mes
Casey Kopua
Jane Watson
Shannon Saunders
Karin Burger
Phoenix Karaka
Katrina Rore
Te Paea Selby-Rickit
Caitlin Bassett (c)
April Brandley
Kelsey Browne
Courtney Bruce
Paige Hadley
Sarah Klau
Jamie-Lee Price
Caitlin Thwaites
Gretel Tippett
Elizabeth Watson (vc)
Jo Weston
Stephanie Wood
Helen Housby
Joanne Harten
Natalie Haythornthwaite
Rachel Dunn
Serena Guthrie (c)
Jade Clarke (vc)
Chelsea Pitman
Natalie Panagarry
Layla Guscoth
Eboni Usoro-Brown
Geva Mentor
Francesca Williams

Source:[17][18][19]

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