1967 World Netball Championships

The 1967 World Netball Championships was the second edition of the INF Netball World Cup, a quadrennial international netball competition. The 1967 tournament was held in Perth, Western Australia, and featured eight teams. New Zealand were the winners.[1][2]

1967 World Netball Championships
Tournament details
Host nation Australia
Dates14 Aug – 26 Aug
No. of nations8
Final positions
Champions New Zealand (1st title)
Runner-up Australia
Third place South Africa
← 1963
1971 →

Results

Table
Place Nation[3] Played Won Lost For Against Points
Gold  New Zealand77038716414
Silver  Australia76128717612
Bronze  South Africa75227718310
4  England7432491818
5  Trinidad and Tobago7342622086
6  Jamaica7252242264
7  Scotland7162143762
8  Singapore707773980

Matches
14 August Australia 60–13 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
14 August New Zealand 41–39 South Africa    Matthews Centre, Perth
15 August England 37–2 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
15 August Trinidad and Tobago 30–23 Jamaica    Matthews Centre, Perth
17 August Australia 35–29 South Africa    Matthews Centre, Perth
White Goals scored 25
McLean Goals scored 10		 Klusmann Goals scored 18
Laubscher Goals scored 11
17 August New Zealand 76–14 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
Solomn Goals scored 54
Harnett Goals scored 22		 Gavin Goals scored 7
Cameron Goals scored 7
18 August England 32–29 Trinidad and Tobago    Matthews Centre, Perth
18 August Jamaica 53–8 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
19 August Australia 40–33 Jamaica    Matthews Centre, Perth
19 August New Zealand 50–24 England    Matthews Centre, Perth
19 August Scotland 40–26 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
19 August South Africa 35–32 Trinidad and Tobago    Matthews Centre, Perth
22 August New Zealand 51–20 Jamaica    Matthews Centre, Perth
Solomon Goals scored 34
Harnett Goals scored 17		 Edmondson Goals scored 15
Fraser Goals scored 5
22 August Trinidad and Tobago 73–9 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
Moore Goals scored 43
Francis Goals scored 30		 Meng Goals scored 8
Chun Goals scored 1
22 August Australia 31–22 England    Matthews Centre, Perth
White Goals scored 27
McLean Goals scored 4		 Green Goals scored 12
Wheeler Goals scored 10
22 August South Africa 50–17 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
Joubert Goals scored 37
Laubscher Goals scored 13		 Gavin Goals scored 11
Davidson Goals scored 6
23 August England 57–13 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
Day Goals scored 33
Wheeler Goals scored 24		 Cameron Goals scored 12
Davidson Goals scored 1
23 August South Africa 26–19 Jamaica    Matthews Centre, Perth
Klusmann Goals scored 19
Laubscher Goals scored 7		 Edmondson Goals scored 7
Fraser Goals scored 6
Dalhouse Goals scored 6
23 August Australia 54–17 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
Harris Goals scored 30
McLean Goals scored 24		 Lee Meng Goals scored 12
Hung Keng Goals scored 5
23 August New Zealand 53–28 Trinidad and Tobago    Matthews Centre, Perth
Solomon Goals scored 31
Harnett Goals scored 22		 Moore Goals scored 15
Francis Goals scored 13
25 August Australia 33–22 Trinidad and Tobago    Matthews Centre, Perth
25 August South Africa 30–29 England    Matthews Centre, Perth
25 August New Zealand 76–5 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
25 August Jamaica 59–23 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
26 August England 48–26 Jamaica    Matthews Centre, Perth
26 August South Africa 68–10 Singapore    Matthews Centre, Perth
26 August Trinidad and Tobago 48–23 Scotland    Matthews Centre, Perth
26 August New Zealand 40–34 Australia    Matthews Centre, Perth
Solomon Goals scored 27
Harnett Goals scored 13		 White Goals scored 27
McLean Goals scored 7

Medallists
Gold Silver Bronze
 New Zealand
Coach: Taini Jamison		  Australia
Coach: Marg Pewtress		  South Africa
Coach:
Judy Blair (c)
Ann Boelee
Margaret Gardiner
Pam 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:[4]

References
  1. ""Sports in Brief." Times [London, England] 28 Aug. 1967". Times Digital Archives.
  2. "Women Netball II World Championship 1967". Todor 66.
  3. Netball Australia. "World Netball Championships placings" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 25 September 2012. Retrieved 30 July 2011.
  4. "Women Netball II World Championship 1967 Perth". www.todor66.com. Retrieved 27 February 2020.
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