ANZ Premiership - Round 11 Preview

ANZ Premiership - Round 11 Preview

Media Update

Friday 2 June, 2017

Round 11 Fixture

Northern Stars v Silvermoon Tactix
When: 2pm, Sunday 4 June
Where: Vodafone Events Centre, Manukau
Broadcast: SKY Sport 3 (NZ), Facebook (outside NZ)

Te Wananga o Raukawa Pulse v WBOP Magic
When: 7.30pm, Monday 5 June
Where: Central Energy Trust Arena, Palmerston North
Broadcast: SKY Sport 1 (NZ), Radio Sport NZ, Facebook (outside NZ)

Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel v SKYCITY Mystics
When: 7.30pm, Wednesday 7 June
Where: More FM Arena, Dunedin
Broadcast: SKY Sport 3 (NZ), Facebook (outside NZ)
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Northern Stars v Silvermoon Tactix
When: 2pm, Sunday 4 June
Where: Vodafone Events Centre, Manukau
Broadcast: SKY Sport 3 (NZ), Facebook (outside NZ)
#STAvTAC | #ANZP

Umpires: Paul Smith, Marise Stuart and Ann Hay (Reserve)

Media Contacts
Stars: Dee Leggat, 021 278 1193
Tactix: Leanne Harris, 027 552 6876

Match Notes
- When the sides last met in Round 6 the Stars defeated the Tactix 49-44 on Super Sunday in Invercargill.

- The Stars have won both ANZ Premiership meetings between the sides.

- This will be the third and final meeting between the sides in 2017.
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Te Wananga o Raukawa Pulse v WBOP Magic
When: 7.30pm, Monday 5 June
Where: Central Energy Trust Arena, Palmerston North
Broadcast: SKY Sport 1 (NZ), Radio Sport NZ, Facebook (outside NZ)
#PULvMAG | #ANZP

Umpires: Gareth Fowler, Ken Metekingi and Angela Armstrong-Lush (Reserve)

Media Contacts
Pulse: Jane Hunt, 021 107 0287
Magic: Hannah Southgate-McNeil, 021 536 843

Match Notes
- When the sides last met in Round 6 on Super Sunday in Invercargill, the Magic defeated the Pulse 50-49. The Magic has won both meetings between the sides this season.

- The Magic has a record of six wins and five losses to sit in second place on the ANZ Premiership ladder after ten rounds.

- The Pulse has a record of six wins and five losses to sit in fourth place on the ANZ Premiership ladder. The Pulse has dropped out the top three on the ladder for the first time this season to sit in fourth, after sitting second or third after every previous round.

- The Pulse has the best defensive record in the ANZ Premiership conceding just 51.2 goals per match.

- The Magic is the most accurate side in the competition at 88.5% accuracy.
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Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel v SKYCITY Mystics
When: 7.30pm, Wednesday 7 June
Where: More FM Arena, Dunedin
Broadcast: SKY Sport 3 (NZ), Facebook (outside NZ)
#STEvMYS | #ANZP

Umpires: Angela Armstrong-Lush, Ann Hay and Paul Smith (Reserve)

Media Contacts:
Steel: Kate Buchanan, 021 292 1660
Mystics: Jordyn McLean, 021 203 6345

Match Notes
- When the teams last met in Round 6 on Super Sunday in Invercargill the Steel won 66-46. The Steel has won both meeting between the teams this season.

- The Steel sit at the top of the ANZ Premiership ladder with 11 wins from 11 matches.

- The Mystics have a record of six wins and five losses to sit in third place on the ANZ Premiership ladder after Round 10.

- The Mystics reside inside the top 3 for the first time this season after their Round 10 win over the Pulse in Auckland.

- The Steel is the best attacking team in the competition with an average of 72.8 goals per match.
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