N.Z. basketball team
Two Canterbury basketballers, Chris Heremaia-arid Sharon Rennell, are. among the 12 players named yesterday’ in ' the<New. Zealand women’s team’to > compete in the William, Jones, Cup international tournament in Taipei, Taiwan,? from .May -. 26 ;to June 6. The new representatives in the side are Debbie Smith (Rotorua), Ann McLoughlin (Hutt-Valley), and Marie Brunton (Wellington). The average age of the players is 25 years and the average height? is 175 cm. >-<■ The team-is:—
Jenny Mather (captain), Lyn Pugh, Diane Robertson (all Napier); Heather Grayburn, Corinna Poto, • Ann Robertson (all Auckland);' Caroline'firev (Hamilton); Debbie. Smith (Rotorua); Ann . McLgughlin (Hutt Valley); Marie - . ; Bmntbn- r (Wellington); Chris -Heremaia,'- Sharon Rennell (both Caritbrbury).:; • Officials appointed to accompany the team’ are: Coaeh/ Ross Williams (Auckland); assistant coach, Keith Mair (South:, Canterbury); manageress, Joyce. Phillips (Canterbury);'- 'refere*, j John Burton (Auckland).
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Press, 16 April 1980, Page 6
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