2022 Suncorp Super Netball season

Last updated December 19, 2023

2022 Suncorp Super Netball season
League	Suncorp Super Netball
Sport	Netball
Duration	26 March – 3 July
Number of teams	8
TV partner(s)	Foxtel & Kayo Sports
Regular season
Minor premiers	Melbourne Vixens
Finals
Champions	West Coast Fever
Runners-up	Melbourne Vixens
Seasons
← 2021 2023 →

The 2022 Suncorp Super Netball season was the sixth season of the premier netball league in Australia. The season commenced on 26 March and concluded with the Grand Final on 3 July.^[1]^[2] The defending premiers were the New South Wales Swifts,^[3] who narrowly missed out on the finals series. The West Coast Fever won their very first premiership in the club's history, after defeating the Melbourne Vixens 70–59 in the Grand Final.^[4]

Contents

Teams

Team	Captain(s)	Coach	Home Courts	Ref.
New South Wales Swifts	Maddy Proud & Paige Hadley	Briony Akle	Ken Rosewall Arena
Giants Netball	Jo Harten	Julie Fitzgerald	Ken Rosewall Arena AIS Arena
Sunshine Coast Lightning	Steph Wood	Kylee Byrne	USC Stadium
West Coast Fever	Courtney Bruce	Dan Ryan	RAC Arena	^[5]
Melbourne Vixens	Kate Moloney & Liz Watson	Simone McKinnis	John Cain Arena Margaret Court Arena
Queensland Firebirds	Kim Ravaillion	Megan Anderson	Nissan Arena
Adelaide Thunderbirds	Hannah Petty	Tania Obst	Netball SA Stadium Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Collingwood Magpies	Geva Mentor & Ash Brazill	Nicole Richardson	John Cain Arena Silverdome

Player signings

Important dates in relation to player signings for the 2022 season were:^[6]

6–13 September 2021: Clubs have an exclusive window to re-sign any of their existing contracted players, or any of their existing permanent or temporary replacement players. Clubs can also sign any player who was not contracted to another team, either as a squad member, replacement player or a training partner in 2021.
13 September – 8 October 2021: The period for free agency signings is open, and players can be contracted by any club without restriction. By 8 October all clubs must have signed 10 senior contracted players to their list.
9 October – 31 December 2021: Training partners can be signed.

The following table is a list of players who moved clubs/leagues into Super Netball, or were elevated to a permanent position in the senior team during the off-season. It does not include players who were re-signed by their original Super Netball clubs.


Name	Moving from	Moving to	Ref
Teigan O'Shannassy	New South Wales Swifts (training partner)	New South Wales Swifts	^[7]
Allie Smith	Melbourne Vixens		^[8]
Kelly Singleton	New South Wales Swifts (training partner)		^[9]
Lauren Moore	New South Wales Swifts	Giants Netball	^[10]
Amy Sligar	Giants Netball (training partner)		^[11]
Matisse Letherbarrow	Giants Netball (training partner)		^[11]
Annie Miller	Giants Netball (training partner)	Sunshine Coast Lightning	^[12]
Kadie-Ann Dehaney	Melbourne Vixens		^[13]
Tara Hinchliffe	Queensland Firebirds		^[14]
Reilley Batcheldor	Queensland Firebirds (training partner)		^[15]
Rudi Ellis	Queensland Firebirds	West Coast Fever	^[16]
Kiera Austin	Giants Netball	Melbourne Vixens	^[17]
Rahni Samason	Melbourne Vixens (training partner)		^[18]
Hannah Mundy	Melbourne Vixens (training partner)		^[19]
Olivia Lewis	West Coast Fever		^[20]
Ruby Bakewell-Doran	Queensland Firebirds (training partner)	Queensland Firebirds	^[21]
Mia Stower	Queensland Firebirds (training partner)		^[21]
Eboni Usoro-Brown	Team Bath		^[22]
Tayla Williams	Adelaide Thunderbirds (training partner)	Adelaide Thunderbirds	^[23]
Tippah Dwan	Queensland Firebirds	Adelaide Thunderbirds	^[24]
Sophie Garbin	New South Wales Swifts	Collingwood Magpies	^[25]
Maggie Lind	Collingwood Magpies (training partner)	Collingwood Magpies	^[26]

Pre-season tournament

Source: Click here

For the first time since 2019, the pre-season Team Girls Cup competition was staged. The round-robin and playoff tournament was held at the Melbourne Sports Centre from Friday 25 February to Sunday 27 February. The eight Super Netball teams were split into two groups of four and played each of their group opponents once, before playing an inter-group match to determine places from first to eighth.

The tournament was won by the Melbourne Vixens, who defeated the West Coast Fever 45–43 in the final.^[27]

Pool A Fixtures

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	Melbourne Vixens	3	3	0	0	121	101	+20	12	Final
2	Sunshine Coast Lightning	3	1	1	1	131	132	−1	6	Classification matches
3	Queensland Firebirds	3	1	0	2	124	136	−12	4
4	New South Wales Swifts	3	0	1	2	110	117	−7	2

Updated to match(es) played on 26 February 2022. Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

25 February 2022
16:00

New South Wales Swifts

43 – 43

Sunshine Coast Lightning

Melbourne Sports Centre

25 February 2022
18:00

Melbourne Vixens

45 – 37

Queensland Firebirds

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
13:00

Sunshine Coast Lightning

50 – 45

Queensland Firebirds

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
14:00

Melbourne Vixens

32 – 26

New South Wales Swifts

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
19:00

Queensland Firebirds

42 – 41

New South Wales Swifts

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
20:00

Sunshine Coast Lightning

38 – 44

Melbourne Vixens

Melbourne Sports Centre

Pool B Fixtures

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Qualification
1	West Coast Fever	3	3	0	0	137	109	+28	12	Final
2	Adelaide Thunderbirds	3	2	0	1	111	107	+4	8	Classification matches
3	Collingwood Magpies	3	1	0	2	118	133	−15	4
4	Giants Netball	3	0	0	3	116	133	−17	0

Updated to match(es) played on 26 February 2022. Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

25 February 2022
17:00

41 – 47

West Coast Fever

Melbourne Sports Centre

25 February 2022
19:00

Collingwood Magpies

30 – 45

Adelaide Thunderbirds

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
11:00

Adelaide Thunderbirds

28 – 40

West Coast Fever

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
12:00

38 – 48

Collingwood Magpies

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
17:00

Adelaide Thunderbirds

38 – 37

Melbourne Sports Centre

26 February 2022
18:00

West Coast Fever

50 – 40

Collingwood Magpies

Melbourne Sports Centre

Finals

27 February 2022
13:00

New South Wales Swifts

27 – 41

Melbourne Sports Centre

27 February 2022
14:00

Queensland Firebirds

52 – 50

Collingwood Magpies

Melbourne Sports Centre

27 February 2022
15:00

Sunshine Coast Lightning

32 – 53

Adelaide Thunderbirds

Melbourne Sports Centre

27 February 2022
16:30

Melbourne Vixens

45 – 43

West Coast Fever

Melbourne Sports Centre

Place	Team
	Melbourne Vixens
	West Coast Fever
	Adelaide Thunderbirds
4	Sunshine Coast Lightning
5	Queensland Firebirds
6	Collingwood Magpies
7	Giants Netball
8	New South Wales Swifts

2022 #TeamGirls Cup winners
Melbourne Vixens

Regular season

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Round 1

Sat 26 Mar	Adelaide Thunderbirds	54 – 50	Collingwood Magpies	Netball SA Stadium
4.30pm	2 Goal Shots Dwan 3/5 (60%) Horjus 2/3 (67%) Potgieter 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 28/32 (88%) Horjus 8/8 (100%) Dwan 8/9 (89%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 2/3 (67%) Garbin 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 38/43 (88%) Garbin 5/7 (71%) Sinclair 3/5 (60%)

Sat 26 Mar	New South Wales Swifts	55 – 57	Giants Netball	Ken Rosewall Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wallace 3/6 (50%) Housby 3/6 (50%) Singleton 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Wallace 30/31 (97%) Housby 12/14 (86%) Singleton 1/3 (33%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Dwyer 2/5 (40%) Harten 1/6 (17%) 1 Goal Shots Dwyer 26/28 (93%) Harten 25/28 (89%)	Attendance: 7,261

Sun 27 Mar	Queensland Firebirds	65 – 70	Melbourne Vixens	Nissan Arena
1.00pm	2 Goal Shots Bueta 3/8 (38%) Wallam 2/5 (40%) Stower 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 41/43 (95%) Bueta 12/12 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Samason 2/2 (100%) Kumwenda 1/5 (20%) Austin 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 42/43 (98%) Samason 13/13 (100%) Austin 9/13 (69%)

Sun 27 Mar	West Coast Fever	82 – 63	Sunshine Coast Lightning	RAC Arena
1.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 4/5 (80%) Fowler 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 65/65 (100%) Glasgow 8/10 (80%) Teague-Neeld 1/3 (33%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Wood 5/9 (56%) Batcheldor 2/5 (40%) Koenen 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 24/25 (96%) Wood 13/17 (76%) Batcheldor 10/10 (100%)

Round 2

Sat 2 Apr	New South Wales Swifts	48 – 53	Melbourne Vixens	Ken Rosewall Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Housby 5/11 (45%) Fawns 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 19/22 (86%) Fawns 14/16 (88%) Singleton 3/3 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Samason 3/4 (75%) Kumwenda 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 41/42 (98%) Samason 4/7 (57%) Austin 2/3 (67%)

Sat 2 Apr	Sunshine Coast Lightning	54 – 82	Queensland Firebirds	USC Stadium
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 3/8 (38%) Koenen 0/1 (0%) Lawrie 0/3 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 24/28 (86%) Batcheldor 22/25 (88%) Lawrie 2/2 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Wallam 4/5 (80%) Stower 2/4 (50%) Bueta 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 45/50 (90%) Bueta 23/25 (92%) Stower 2/2 (100%)

Sun 3 Apr	Collingwood Magpies	53 – 70	West Coast Fever	John Cain Arena
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Garbin 3/9 (33%) Sinclair 0/3 (0%) Nelson 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 36/40 (90%) Garbin 10/13 (77%) Sinclair 1/2 (50%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 2/3 (67%) Cosh 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 58/61 (95%) Glasgow 8/11 (73%)

Sun 3 Apr	Adelaide Thunderbirds	56 – 43	Giants Netball	Netball SA Stadium
3.30pm	2 Goal Shots Dwan 2/5 (40%) Horjus 1/1 (100%) Potgieter 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 31/34 (91%) Horjus 12/14 (86%) Dwan 7/8 (88%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Harten 6/13 (46%) Letherbarrow 3/6 (50%) Frketic 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 17/21 (81%) Letherbarrow 7/12 (58%) Frketic 1/2 (50%)

Round 3

Sat 9 Apr	Melbourne Vixens	64 – 52	Giants Netball	John Cain Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 2/4 (50%) Kumwenda 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 36/38 (95%) Austin 22/23 (96%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Harten 5/11 (45%) Dwyer 4/5 (80%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 20/23 (87%) Dwyer 14/16 (88%)

Sat 9 Apr	New South Wales Swifts	75 – 64	Collingwood Magpies	Ken Rosewall Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Housby 4/4 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 39/44 (89%) Fawns 24/27 (89%) Singleton 4/4 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 7/9 (78%) Garbin 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 26/26 (100%) Garbin 19/19 (100%) Sinclair 3/4 (75%)

Sun 10 Apr	Queensland Firebirds	69 – 77	West Coast Fever	Nissan Arena
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Bueta 5/5 (100%) Wallam 4/10 (40%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 39/42 (93%) Bueta 12/17 (71%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 7/12 (58%) Fowler 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 51/52 (98%) Glasgow 10/15 (67%)	Attendance: 3,332

Sun 10 Apr	Adelaide Thunderbirds	51 – 52	Sunshine Coast Lightning	Netball SA Stadium
3.30pm	2 Goal Shots Potgieter 1/1 (100%) Dwan 1/3 (33%) Horjus 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 27/32 (84%) Horjus 13/14 (93%) Dwan 7/11 (64%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Wood 3/6 (50%) Batcheldor 2/4 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 34/41 (83%) Wood 5/6 (83%) Batcheldor 3/3 (100%)

Round 4

Tue 12 Apr	Melbourne Vixens	75 – 66	West Coast Fever	John Cain Arena
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 4/6 (67%) Samason 3/3 (100%) Kumwenda 1/4 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 31/32 (97%) Austin 25/29 (86%) Samason 3/3 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 7/11 (64%) Fowler 0/3 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 48/50 (96%) Glasgow 2/3 (67%) Teague-Neeld 1/1 (100%) Cosh 1/1 (100%)

Tue 12 Apr	Giants Netball	59 – 72	Queensland Firebirds	Ken Rosewall Arena
8.00pm	2 Goal Shots Harten 5/10 (50%) Dwyer 1/8 (13%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 29/30 (97%) Dwyer 18/22 (82%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Stower 1/1 (100%) Wallam 1/2 (50%) Bueta 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 44/51 (86%) Bueta 23/23 (100%) Stower 1/1 (100%)

Wed 13 Apr	Collingwood Magpies	74 – 64	Sunshine Coast Lightning	John Cain Arena
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Allen 3/6 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 57/61 (93%) Allen 11/13 (85%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 4/7 (57%) Wood 4/9 (44%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 32/33 (97%) Wood 11/15 (73%) Batcheldor 5/5 (100%)

Wed 13 Apr	Adelaide Thunderbirds	44 – 45	New South Wales Swifts	Netball SA Stadium
7.30pm	2 Goal Shots Horjus 2/2 (100%) Dwan 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 32/35 (91%) Dwan 5/8 (63%) Horjus 3/5 (60%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 5/9 (56%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 23/29 (79%) Fawns 8/11 (73%) Singleton 4/6 (67%)

Round 5

Sat 16 Apr	Sunshine Coast Lightning	71 – 58	Melbourne Vixens	USC Stadium
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wood 5/6 (83%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 45/49 (92%) Wood 16/18 (89%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 4/7 (57%) Samason 2/4 (50%) Kumwenda 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 31/32 (97%) Austin 13/15 (87%) Samason 2/3 (67%)

Sat 16 Apr	Giants Netball	76 – 61	Collingwood Magpies	Ken Rosewall Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Harten 2/2 (100%) Dwyer 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 48/48 (100%) Dwyer 22/23 (96%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Allen 3/7 (43%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 48/51 (94%) Allen 7/9 (78%)

Sun 17 Apr	West Coast Fever	76 – 58	New South Wales Swifts	RAC Arena
12.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 5/11 (45%) Fowler 2/2 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 58/61 (95%) Glasgow 4/6 (67%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 10/16 (63%) Singleton 2/3 (67%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 19/24 (79%) Singleton 10/13 (77%) Fawns 5/7 (71%)

Sun 17 Apr	Queensland Firebirds	60 – 50	Adelaide Thunderbirds	Nissan Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wallam 4/8 (50%) Bueta 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Bueta 26/27 (96%) Wallam 26/29 (90%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Horjus 3/5 (60%) Dwan 3/10 (30%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 20/23 (87%) Dwan 15/17 (88%) Horjus 3/3 (100%)

Round 6

Sat 23 Apr	New South Wales Swifts	62 – 69	Sunshine Coast Lightning	Ken Rosewall Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Housby 5/11 (45%) Fawns 1/4 (25%) Singleton 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 26/31 (84%) Fawns 20/24 (83%) Singleton 4/4 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 4/5 (80%) Wood 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 48/49 (98%) Wood 7/8 (88%) Batcheldor 4/4 (100%)

Sat 23 Apr	Melbourne Vixens	53 – 47	Adelaide Thunderbirds	John Cain Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 2/3 (67%) Kumwenda 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 38/41 (93%) Austin 11/17 (65%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/3 (33%) Horjus 1/3 (33%) Dwan 1/4 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Austin 17/18 (94%) Dwan 14/16 (88%) Horjus 10/11 (91%)

Sun 24 Apr	Queensland Firebirds	59 – 67	Collingwood Magpies	Nissan Arena
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Bueta 2/4 (50%) Wallam 2/9 (22%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 29/32 (91%) Bueta 22/23 (96%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Garbin 0/1 (0%) Sinclair 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 54/65 (83%) Garbin 11/17 (65%) Sinclair 2/3 (67%)

Sun 24 Apr	Giants Netball	74 – 73	West Coast Fever	Ken Rosewall Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Dwyer 5/6 (83%) Harten 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 32/34 (94%) Dwyer 30/32 (94%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Teague-Neeld 5/8 (63%) Fowler 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 62/63 (98%) Teague-Neeld 1/2 (50%)

Round 7

Sat 30 Apr	Queensland Firebirds	73 – 60	New South Wales Swifts	Nissan Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wallam 1/1 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 55/64 (86%) Bueta 16/17 (94%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 5/7 (71%) Singleton 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 27/31 (87%) Fawns 15/21 (71%) Singleton 6/8 (75%)

Sat 30 Apr	Adelaide Thunderbirds	51 – 60	West Coast Fever	Netball SA Stadium
6.30pm	2 Goal Shots Horjus 4/6 (67%) Dwan 3/6 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 23/24 (96%) Horjus 10/13 (77%) Dwan 4/4 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Cosh 1/1 (100%) Glasgow 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 50/51 (98%) Cosh 4/5 (80%) Glasgow 2/5 (40%)

Sun 1 May	Sunshine Coast Lightning	54 – 82	Giants Netball	USC Stadium
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 4/7 (57%) Wood 3/6 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Batcheldor 21/23 (91%) Wood 17/21 (81%) Lee-Jones 2/4 (50%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Dwyer 8/8 (100%) Harten 3/6 (50%) Letherbarrow 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 35/37 (95%) Dwyer 22/25 (88%) Letherbarrow 1/1 (100%)

Sun 1 May	Melbourne Vixens	60 – 70	Collingwood Magpies	John Cain Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 6/11 (55%) Kumwenda 2/8 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 34/39 (87%) Austin 10/12 (83%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 2/4 (50%) Garbin 1/1 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 48/51 (94%) Garbin 8/9 (89%) Sinclair 8/10 (80%)

Round 8

Sat 7 May	Melbourne Vixens	66 – 64	Queensland Firebirds	John Cain Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 2/4 (50%) Kumwenda 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 51/55 (93%) Austin 11/17 (65%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Bueta 1/3 (33%) Wallam 1/5 (20%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 47/51 (92%) Bueta 13/14 (93%)

Sat 7 May	Sunshine Coast Lightning	44 – 51	Adelaide Thunderbirds	USC Stadium
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 2/6 (33%) Wood 2/8 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 15/20 (75%) Wood 14/21 (67%) Batcheldor 7/8 (88%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Horjus 3/3 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 36/37 (97%) Horjus 9/12 (75%)

Sun 8 May	West Coast Fever	74 – 69	Collingwood Magpies	RAC Arena
12.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 4/7 (57%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 61/63 (97%) Glasgow 5/5 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Garbin 2/4 (50%) Allen 1/1 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 53/60 (88%) Garbin 10/15 (67%)

Sun 8 May	Giants Netball	43 – 52	New South Wales Swifts	Ken Rosewall Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Harten 4/8 (50%) Dwyer 1/5 (20%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 22/22 (100%) Dwyer 11/14 (79%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 35/42 (83%) Singleton 10/10 (100%) Fawns 7/8 (88%)

Round 9

Sat 14 May	Sunshine Coast Lightning	65 – 74	West Coast Fever	USC Stadium
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wood 4/4 (100%) Batcheldor 3/7 (43%) Koenen 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 27/28 (96%) Batcheldor 15/20 (75%) Wood 9/12 (75%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Cosh 1/2 (50%) Fowler 0/1 (0%) Glasgow 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 66/66 (100%) Glasgow 3/3 (100%) Cosh 3/5 (60%)

Sat 14 May	Giants Netball	63 – 66 (ET)	Melbourne Vixens	Ken Rosewall Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Letherbarrow 9/11 (82%) Dwyer 2/3 (67%) Harten 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Dwyer 17/21 (81%) Letherbarrow 13/14 (93%) Harten 9/9 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 50/50 (100%) Austin 14/18 (78%)

Sun 15 May	Collingwood Magpies	71 – 67	Queensland Firebirds	MyState Bank Arena
2.00pm	1 Goal Shots Nelson 65/66 (98%) Garbin 4/4 (100%) Sinclair 2/3 (67%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Stower 3/6 (50%) Bueta 2/4 (50%) Wallam 1/4 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 31/36 (86%) Bueta 20/21 (95%) Stower 4/6 (67%)

Sun 15 May	New South Wales Swifts	54 – 40	Adelaide Thunderbirds	Ken Rosewall Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Fawns 1/1 (100%) Housby 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 29/33 (88%) Fawns 15/21 (71%) Singleton 6/7 (86%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Dwan 2/9 (22%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 31/35 (89%) Dwan 5/6 (83%) Horjus 0/2 (0%)

Round 10

Tue 17 May	Sunshine Coast Lightning	60 – 61	New South Wales Swifts	USC Stadium
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 3/4 (75%) Wood 3/6 (50%) Koenen 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 33/38 (87%) Batcheldor 9/9 (100%) Wood 6/8 (75%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Fawns 2/3 (67%) Housby 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 40/43 (93%) Fawns 8/8 (100%) Singleton 7/10 (70%)

Tue 17 May	West Coast Fever	64 – 70	Melbourne Vixens	RAC Arena
8.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 5/8 (63%) Fowler 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 48/49 (98%) Glasgow 4/4 (100%) Cosh 2/5 (40%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/1 (100%) Kumwenda 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 45/46 (98%) Austin 23/28 (82%)

Wed 18 May	Collingwood Magpies	60 – 69	Giants Netball	Silverdome
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 2/5 (40%) Nelson 0/1 (0%) Garbin 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 50/54 (93%) Garbin 6/7 (86%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Harten 10/11 (91%) Dwyer 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 31/34 (91%) Dwyer 16/21 (76%)

Wed 18 May	Adelaide Thunderbirds	68 – 55	Queensland Firebirds	Netball SA Stadium
7.30pm	2 Goal Shots Dwan 2/7 (29%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 46/46 (100%) Dwan 18/20 (90%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Stower 3/5 (60%) Bueta 0/2 (0%) Wallam 0/3 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Bueta 27/27 (100%) Wallam 19/20 (95%) Stower 3/7 (43%)

Round 11

Sat 21 May	Queensland Firebirds	61 – 82	Sunshine Coast Lightning	Nissan Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Stower 6/8 (75%) Wallam 2/3 (67%) Bueta 0/3 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 21/22 (95%) Bueta 20/21 (95%) Stower 4/7 (57%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Wood 4/6 (67%) Batcheldor 3/3 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 46/52 (88%) Wood 14/17 (82%) Batcheldor 8/9 (89%)	Attendance: 4,306

Sat 21 May	Melbourne Vixens	59 – 53	New South Wales Swifts	John Cain Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 37/41 (90%) Austin 20/23 (87%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 4/6 (67%) Singleton 0/1 (0%) Fawns 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 31/33 (94%) Singleton 9/9 (100%) Fawns 5/5 (100%)

Sun 22 May	West Coast Fever	86 – 77	Giants Netball	RAC Arena
12.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 5/9 (56%) Fowler 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 66/67 (99%) Glasgow 8/10 (80%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Harten 8/12 (67%) Dwyer 7/11 (64%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 37/37 (100%) Dwyer 10/12 (83%)

Sun 22 May	Collingwood Magpies	53 – 58	Adelaide Thunderbirds	State Netball Centre
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 7/7 (100%) Garbin 2/4 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 30/30 (100%) Garbin 3/5 (60%) Sinclair 2/2 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Dwan 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Austin 49/53 (92%) Dwan 9/10 (90%)

Round 12

Sat 28 May	Collingwood Magpies	66 – 58	New South Wales Swifts	John Cain Arena
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 4/4 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 52/52 (100%) Sinclair 3/3 (100%) Garbin 3/5 (60%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Housby 4/9 (44%) Singleton 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 29/35 (83%) Singleton 17/20 (85%) Fawns 2/4 (50%)

Sat 28 May	West Coast Fever	68 – 72	Queensland Firebirds	RAC Arena
6.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 2/3 (67%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 60/60 (100%) Glasgow 4/8 (50%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Stower 2/2 (100%) 1 Goal Shots Bueta 40/41 (98%) Wallam 24/27 (89%) Stower 4/4 (100%)

Sun 29 May	Melbourne Vixens	64 – 60	Sunshine Coast Lightning	John Cain Arena
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 43/51 (84%) Austin 19/24 (79%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Wood 5/8 (63%) Batcheldor 3/4 (75%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 29/29 (100%) Wood 8/8 (100%) Batcheldor 7/10 (70%)

Sun 29 May	Giants Netball	59 – 50	Adelaide Thunderbirds	Ken Rosewall Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Harten 2/6 (33%) Dwyer 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Dwyer 28/30 (93%) Harten 25/28 (89%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 2/3 (67%) Dwan 2/3 (67%) 1 Goal Shots Austin 34/39 (87%) Dwan 8/9 (89%)

Round 13

Sat 4 Jun	Queensland Firebirds	72 – 73	Giants Netball	Nissan Arena
5.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wallam 4/4 (100%) Bueta 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 37/39 (95%) Bueta 27/27 (100%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Harten 4/7 (57%) Dwyer 2/3 (67%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 36/38 (95%) Dwyer 25/26 (96%)

Sat 4 Jun	Adelaide Thunderbirds	47 – 51	Melbourne Vixens	Adelaide Entertainment Centre
6.30pm	2 Goal Shots Dwan 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 36/40 (90%) Dwan 9/10 (90%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Austin 1/2 (50%) Kumwenda 1/4 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 32/34 (94%) Austin 15/18 (83%)

Sun 5 Jun	New South Wales Swifts	72 – 73	West Coast Fever	Ken Rosewall Arena
2.00pm	2 Goal Shots Housby 8/15 (53%) Fawns 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 31/40 (78%) Singleton 14/19 (74%) Fawns 11/13 (85%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 3/5 (60%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 64/66 (97%) Glasgow 3/5 (60%)

Sun 5 Jun	Sunshine Coast Lightning	62 – 68	Collingwood Magpies	USC Stadium
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Wood 6/11 (55%) Batcheldor 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 29/34 (85%) Wood 20/25 (80%) Batcheldor 1/2 (50%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Sinclair 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 57/61 (93%) Sinclair 9/13 (69%) Garbin 0/2 (0%)

Round 14

Sat 11 Jun	Giants Netball	68 – 65	Sunshine Coast Lightning	Ken Rosewall Arena
7.00pm	2 Goal Shots Dwyer 1/2 (50%) Harten 1/4 (25%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 44/45 (98%) Dwyer 20/25 (80%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Batcheldor 4/6 (67%) Wood 2/5 (40%) 1 Goal Shots Koenen 39/39 (100%) Batcheldor 11/14 (79%) Wood 3/5 (60%)

Sun 12 Jun	West Coast Fever	68 – 57	Adelaide Thunderbirds	RAC Arena
12.00pm	2 Goal Shots Glasgow 6/7 (86%) Fowler 0/1 (0%) Cosh 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 44/44 (100%) Glasgow 12/18 (67%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Horjus 3/5 (60%) Dwan 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Potgieter 41/43 (95%) Dwan 5/7 (71%) Horjus 3/3 (100%)

Sun 12 Jun	New South Wales Swifts	63 – 61	Queensland Firebirds	Ken Rosewall Arena
4.00pm	2 Goal Shots Fawns 2/2 (100%) Housby 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Housby 37/39 (95%) Fawns 12/15 (80%) Singleton 8/12 (67%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Bueta 1/2 (50%) Stower 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Wallam 35/40 (88%) Bueta 22/22 (100%)

Mon 13 Jun	Collingwood Magpies	54 – 56	Melbourne Vixens	John Cain Arena
1.00pm	2 Goal Shots Garbin 1/1 (100%) Sinclair 0/1 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 46/47 (98%) Garbin 6/10 (60%) Sinclair 0/1 (0%)	Report Stats	2 Goal Shots Samason 1/1 (100%) Kumwenda 1/2 (50%) Austin 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 23/24 (96%) Austin 18/21 (86%) Samason 9/10 (90%)

Ladder

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	%	PTS
2022 Suncorp Super Netball ladder v t e
1	Melbourne Vixens	14	12	0	2	865	824	104.98	48
2	West Coast Fever	14	10	0	4	1011	925	109.30	40
3	Giants Netball	14	8	0	6	895	886	101.02	32
4	Collingwood Magpies	14	6	0	8	880	902	97.56	24

5	New South Wales Swifts	14	6	0	8	816	838	97.37	24
6	Queensland Firebirds	14	5	0	9	932	928	100.43	20
7	Adelaide Thunderbirds	14	5	0	9	724	747	96.92	20
8	Sunshine Coast Lightning	14	4	0	10	865	938	92.22	16
Last updated: 13 June — Source

Finals series

Major semi-final

Sat 18 June 7.00pm	Report Stats	Melbourne Vixens (1)	62–71	West Coast Fever (2)		John Cain Arena Umpires: Kate Wright, Jemma Cook	Foxtel
		Scoring by quarter: 10-19, 16-19, 16-18, 20-15
		Scoring by half: 26-38, 36-33
		2 Goal Shots Samason 10/14 (71%) Kumwenda 1/1 (100%) Austin 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 19/19 (100%) Austin 11/15 (73%) Samason 8/9 (89%)		2 Goal Shots Glasgow 1/2 (50%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 67/69 (97%) Glasgow 2/4 (50%)

Minor semi-final

Sun 19 June 4.00pm	Report Stats	Giants Netball (3)	55–48	Collingwood Magpies (4)		Ken Rosewall Arena Umpires: Bronwen Adams, Tara Warner	Foxtel
		Scoring by quarter: 13-11, 12-17, 18-11, 12-9
		Scoring by half: 25-28, 30-20
		2 Goal Shots Harten 4/6 (67%) Dwyer 2/3 (67%) 1 Goal Shots Harten 36/38 (95%) Dwyer 7/11 (64%)		2 Goal Shots Sinclair 1/3 (33%) 1 Goal Shots Nelson 40/41 (98%) Garbin 6/6 (100%)

Preliminary final

Sat 25 June 7.00pm	Report Stats	Melbourne Vixens (1)	55–54	Giants Netball (3)		John Cain Arena Umpires: Jemma Cook, Tara Warner	Foxtel
		Scoring by quarter: 15-7, 11-21, 12-19, 17-7
		Scoring by half: 26-28, 29-26
		2 Goal Shots Samason 3/5 (60%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 36/37 (97%) Samason 13/15 (87%)		2 Goal Shots Harten 7/10 (70%) Dwyer 3/4 (75%) 1 Goal Shots Dwyer 20/25 (80%) Harten 14/16 (88%)

Grand Final

Sun 3 July 5.00pm	Report Stats	West Coast Fever (2)	70–59	Melbourne Vixens (1)		RAC Arena Attendance: 13,908 Umpires: Jemma Cook, Tara Warner	Foxtel
		Scoring by quarter: 18-14, 17-15, 19-16, 16-14
		Scoring by half: 35-29, 35-30
		2 Goal Shots Glasgow 4/9 (44%) 1 Goal Shots Fowler 58/59 (98%) Glasgow 4/4 (100%)		2 Goal Shots Austin 4/8 (50%) Samason 2/4 (50%) Kumwenda 0/2 (0%) 1 Goal Shots Kumwenda 28/29 (97%) Austin 17/19 (89%) Samason 2/2 (100%)

Grand Final MVP Winner: Sasha Glasgow

Awards

The following players were awarded for their performances in the 2022 season:^[28]

The Player of the Year Award was won by Jhaniele Fowler of the West Coast Fever.
The Grand Final MVP Award was won by Sasha Glasgow of the West Coast Fever.
The Rising Star Award was won by Donnell Wallam of the Queensland Firebirds.
The Joyce Brown Coach of the Year award was won by Stacey Marinkovich of the Diamonds (international).
The Leading Goalscorer Award was won by Jhaniele Fowler of the West Coast Fever, who scored 929 goals.
The following players were named in the Super Netball Team of the Year:

Attackers

Goal Shooter: Jhaniele Fowler
(West Coast Fever)
Goal Attack: Gretel Bueta
(Queensland Firebirds)

Midcourters

Wing Attack: Liz Watson
(Melbourne Vixens)
Centre: Maddy Proud
(New South Wales Swifts)
Wing Defence: Amy Parmenter
(Giants Netball)

Defenders

Goal Defence: Latanya Wilson
(Adelaide Thunderbirds)
Goal Keeper: Shamera Sterling
(Adelaide Thunderbirds)

Reserves

Attack Reserve: Jo Harten
(Giants Netball)
Midcourt Reserve: Kelsey Browne
(Collingwood Magpies)
Defence Reserve: Courtney Bruce
(West Coast Fever)

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External links

Official website

Suncorp Super Netball

Organising body

Netball Australia

Teams

Current	Adelaide Thunderbirds Giants Netball Melbourne Mavericks Melbourne Vixens New South Wales Swifts Queensland Firebirds Sunshine Coast Lightning West Coast Fever
Former	Collingwood Magpies (2017–23)

Seasons

Awards

Related Competitions

Australian Netball Championships

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