West Coast Fever v Collingwood Magpies, Suncorp Super Netball 2021, Nissan Arena, 3 AUG 4:30PM AWST

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WEST COAST FEVER DOMINATE LEADER BOARDS

Fever captain Courtney Bruce, goal shooter Jhaniele Fowler and mid court leader Verity Charles feature at the top of seven key stats categories heading into the last two rounds of the Suncorp Super Netball season.

In a reflection of their outstanding form over the first 12 rounds, Bruce, Fowler and Charles have all climbed to the top of the leader boards and contributed to Fever sitting in second position on the ladder.

In addition to leading the overall Nissan Net Points tally with a huge total of almost 1200 points, Fowler has the most goals and goal attempts, and is third for offensive rebounds.

Bruce heads up the defensive rebounds, intercepts and deflections after a dominant display at Goal Keeper, and is also third on the overall Nissan Net Points leader board.

Charles is a clear leader in goal assists with 250 after controlling play through the mid court for Fever with speed, agility and pinpoint passing.

All three members of West Coast Fever’s leadership group will be aiming to maintain their high output and continue contributing to the team’s success for the remainder of the season.

NISSAN NET POINTS

GOAL ASSISTS

1. JHANIELE FOWLER West Coast Fever - 1198.5

1. VERITY CHARLES West Coast Fever - 250

2. Kim Ravaillion Queensland Firebirds - 842

2. Kim Ravaillion Queensland Firebirds - 243

3. Courtney Bruce West Coast Fever - 828.5

3. Kelsey Browne Collingwood Magpies - 233

4. Romelda Aiken Queensland Firebirds - 815.5

4. Maisie Nankivell Adelaide Thunderbirds - 225

5. Shimona Nelson Collingwood Magpies - 785.5

5. Maddie Hay GIANTS Netball – 210

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS

GOALS

1. COURTNEY BRUCE West Coast Fever - 21

1. JHANIELE FOWLER West Coast Fever - 671

2. Sam Poolman GIANTS Netball - 21

2. Shimona Nelson Collingwood Magpies - 577

3. Shamera Sterling Adelaide Thunderbirds - 21

3. Romelda Aiken Queensland Firebirds - 479

4. Sarah Klau NSW Swifts - 16

4. Sam Wallace NSW Swifts - 435

5. Jodi-Ann Ward Collingwood Magpies - 16

5. Cara Koenen Sunshine Coast Lightning - 418

GOAL ATTEMPTS 1.

JHANIELE FOWLER West Coast Fever - 695

2.

Shimona Nelson Collingwood Magpies - 617

3.

Romelda Aiken Queensland Firebirds - 565

4.

Sam Wallace NSW Swifts - 470

5.

Cara Koenen Sunshine Coast Lightning - 466

DEFLECTIONS 1.

COURTNEY BRUCE West Coast Fever - 80

2.

Jodi-Ann Ward Collingwood Magpies - 78

3.

Shamera Sterling Adelaide Thunderbirds - 74

4.

Geva Mentor Collingwood Magpies - 66

5.

Sarah Klau NSW Swifts - 65

INTERCEPTS 1.

COURTNEY BRUCE West Coast Fever - 40

2.

Shamera Sterling Adelaide Thunderbirds - 38

3.

Jodi-Ann Ward Collingwood Magpies - 33

4.

Karla Pretorius Sunshine Coast Lightning - 29

5.

Sarah Klau NSW Swifts - 26

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HEAD COACH NICOLE RICHARDSON

Courtney Bruce GK • GD

Jhaniele Fowler GS

Geva Mentor GK • GD

Ash Brazill WD • C

Verity Charles WA • C

Jess Anstiss WD•C

Molly Jovic WA • C

Jodi-Ann Ward GD • WD

Sunday Aryang GD

Emma Cosh WA • GA

Kelsey Browne WA • C

Shimona Nelson GS

Sasha Glasgow GS • GA

Olivia Lewis GK

Gabrielle Sinclair GA • GS

Melissa Bragg WD • C

Stacey FrancisBayman GD • WD

Alice Teague-Neeld GS • GA

Kalifa McCollin GA • GS

Jacqui Newton GD • GK

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MATCH PREVIEW

THE SITUATION

This Tuesday night fixture between West Coast Fever and Collingwood Magpies is scheduled to proceed under strict protocols without spectators, following a COVID lockdown in south-east Queensland.

The league has introduced strict new protocols as part of an agreement with the Queensland Government to allow matches to be played during the lockdown.

Fever and Magpies will both enter the match following wins over the Firebirds last week as part of the condensed finish to the season.

Fever’s victory saw them climb to second place on the ladder, while the Magpies success saw them step up to fifth spot and keep their finals hopes alive, just one win outside the top four.

This followed an upset win over NSW Swifts last Tuesday.

With the motivation to keep winning in their hunt for a top four finish, the Magpies will undoubtedly come out firing against Fever.

Fever will also be focussed on securing a win with a top two spot up for grabs, setting the scene for what promises to be a highly entertaining contest.

KEY MATCH UPS Courtney Bruce v Shimona Nelson Fever captain Courtney Bruce will have an important role to play containing Magpies’ Goal Shooter Shimona Nelson. With 577 goals at 94 per cent accuracy this season, including a mammoth 69 goals in the Magpies’ upset win over NSW Swifts last week, Nelson’s performance will be crucial for her side. Bruce is well equipped and in sensational form this season with a competition-leading 21 defensive rebounds, 40 intercepts and 80 deflections.

Stacey Francis-Bayman v Kelsey Browne Experienced defender Stacey FrancisBayman has imposed her influence in recent weeks with dashing intercepts and deflections to help Fever take control at the defensive end of the court. Shifting between Goal Defence and Wing Defence as required, the English international has accumulated 26 deflections and six intercepts this season. She is expected to match up on Collingwood attacker Kelsey Browne, who has played an important role in setting up play for the Magpies with 233 goal assists, including 22 in their win last week.

Jhaniele Fowler v Geva Mentor Fever spearhead Jhaniele Fowler has been a dominant force this season with 671 goals, 40 rebounds and a huge total of 1198.5 Nissan Net Points.

She scored 59 goals at 98 per cent accuracy in Fever’s 78-55 win over the Magpies in Round 6 and will be focussed on producing a similar effort when she meets experienced Magpies Goal Keeper Geva Mentor again in this contest.

PREVIOUS MEETINGS Rd 6, 2021 Fever def Collingwood 78-55 Rd 7, 2020 Fever def Collingwood 71-57 Rd 4, 2020: Fever def FCollingwood 63-62

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