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      Home > News > National > Lower South Island

    A series win in netball's Constellation Cup isn't a priority for former New Zealand coach Yvonne Willering

    A series win in netball's Constellation Cup isn't a priority for former New Zealand coach Yvonne Willering


    That's despite the Silver Ferns keeping that possibility alive, last night in Invercargill.

    The hosts upset the world champion Australians to earn their first win of the 2023 series.

    Now down 2-1 with one match left to play, Willering says the Ferns setting their sights on the title shouldn't be a priority.



    The Silver Ferns would need a 17-goal win... in the fourth and final game at Auckland's Spark Arena on Monday afternoon... to steal the series.

    NETBALL COVERAGE WITH NETBALL NEW ZEALAND. SILVER FERNS TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT TICKETMASTER

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     04 May: A 60-minute performance is the aim of the Southern Steel against the Northern Stars in this afternoon's ANZ Premiership netball clash in Invercargill
     02 May: A neighbour who helped search for three-year-old Lachlan Jones has told an Invercargill Coroner's inquest, she trusts his mother's version of events
     27 Apr: Five people have been rescued, after getting lost on the Makarewa Falls track, in Southland's Hokonui Hills
     24 Apr: Otago University students are being urged to secure properties from thieves
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     Rugby League:
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     Entertainment:
    Alec Baldwin had so many children later in life because work got "less interesting" 16:14

     Rugby:
    Former New Zealand Rugby chair Brent Impey feels a Nations Championship hosted in Qatar is a smart move 16:07

     Basketball:
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     Rugby:
    Confirmation injuries to two star members of the Black Ferns Sevens side have ruled them out of this afternoon's semifinal against Fiji at the World Series event in Singapore 15:47

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