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The 1963 World Netball Tournament was the inaugural Netball World Cup. It was organised by the International Federation of Women's Basketball and Netball Associations. It featured eleven teams playing a series of netball test matches at the Chelsea College of Physical Education in Eastbourne in August 1963.[1][2][3][4][5] With a team coached by Lorna McConchie, captained by Joyce Brown and also featuring Margaret Caldow and Wilma Ritchie, Australia won the tournament after winning all ten of their matches. In 2005, the 1963 Australia team were inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame.[6][7] The crucial victory came in Round 6 against the eventual runners up, New Zealand, when they secured a one goal 37–36 victory.[4] The hosts, England, finished as bronze medallists after winning eight of their matches.[5]

Host country England
Dates2–14 August 1963
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1963 World Netball Tournament
Tournament details
Host country England
CityEastbourne
VenueChelsea College of Physical Education
Dates2–14 August 1963
Teams11
Final positions
Champions Australia (1st title)
Runners-up New Zealand
Third place England
Tournament statistics
Matches played55
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Teams, head coaches and captains

More information Team, Head coach ...
Team Head coach Captain
 Australia[8]Lorna McConchie[9]Joyce Brown[6][10]
 CeylonNorah PateDasmi De Costa[11]
 England[5][12][13]Ellen MarshJosephine Higgins
 JamaicaLeila RobinsonBarbara Buckley-Jones[14][15]
 New Zealand[1][16]Dixie Cockerton[17]Pamela Edmonds[18]
 Northern IrelandPamela Lockett
 ScotlandMuriel GettyMae Lavery (Rooney)[19]
 South AfricaHelen Stadler[19]
 Trinidad and TobagoLystra Lewis[20][21]Phyllis Walker[19]
 WalesEdith Parry ??Patrica Willett
 West IndiesPeggy Ince-Hull[19][22][23]
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Sources:[19][24]

Match officials

Umpires
More information Umpire, Association ...
Umpire Association
N. AshworthSouth Africa
L. BehrmanSouth Africa
Dixie CockertonNew Zealand
R. GormanNorthern Ireland
L. HunterScotland
Lystra LewisTrinidad and Tobago
Lorna McConchieAustralia
M. MorrisAustralia
Norah Pate[4]Ceylon
M. PrestonEngland
Leila RobinsonJamaica
B. StoneNew Zealand
M. WallEngland
M. Williams[25]Wales
M. de SilvaCeylon
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Matches

Round 1

Friday, 2 August  Australia 82–12  Ceylon  
11:00 Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
R. Norman (Northern Ireland)
Friday, 2 August  England 45–42  Jamaica  
11:18 Umpires:
B. Stone (New Zealand)
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Friday, 2 August  Trinidad and Tobago 58–22  Wales  
11:36 Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
Friday, 2 August  New Zealand 112–4  Northern Ireland  
15:00 Colleen McMaster Goals scored 86/100 (86%)
Judy Blair Goals scored 26
Stats M. Green Goals scored 3
R. Walker Goals scored 1
Umpires:
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
M. Williams (Wales)
Friday, 2 August  South Africa 59–21  Scotland  
15:00 Umpires:
M. Morris (Australia)
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)

Round 2

Saturday, 3 August  Australia 70–10  West Indies  
10:30 Umpires:
M. Williams (Wales)
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
Saturday, 3 August  New Zealand 61–31  Jamaica  
10:48 Umpires:
M. Wall (England)
M. de Silva (Ceylon)
Saturday, 3 August  Scotland 51–16  Northern Ireland  
11:06 Umpires:
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
L. Behrman (South Africa)
Saturday, 3 August  England 72–16  Ceylon  
17:00 Betty Burke Goals scored 40
Valerie Hindmarsh Goals scored 32
D. Costa Goals scored 12
Y.Dias Goals scored 4
Umpires:
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
Saturday, 3 August  Trinidad and Tobago 33–28  South Africa  
17:18 Umpires:
B. Stone (New Zealand)
L. Hunter (Scotland)

Round 3

Monday, 5 August  New Zealand 89–9  Ceylon  
10:30 Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
Monday, 5 August  Scotland 47–26  Wales  
10:48 Umpires:
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
M. Wall (England)
Monday, 5 August  South Africa 35–23  West Indies  
11:06 J. Pieterse Goals scored 24
Helen Stadler Goals scored 11
U. Campbell Goals scored 21
C.Marshall Goals scored 2
Umpires:
M. Morris (Australia)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Monday, 5 August  England 30–44  Australia  
15:00 Annette Cairncross Goals scored 15
Valerie Hindmarsh Goals scored 15
Margaret Caldow Goals scored 31
Jeanette McIver Goals scored 13
Umpires:
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Monday, 5 August  Jamaica 61–15  Northern Ireland  
15:00 Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
B. Stone (New Zealand)

Round 4

Tuesday, 6 August  Australia 94–7  Wales  
10:30 Jeanette McIver Goals scored 50
Madeleine Wilson Goals scored 44
Patricia Willet Goals scored 6
Yolande Treharne Goals scored 1
Umpires:
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Tuesday, 6 August  England 29–56  New Zealand  
10:48 Valerie Hindmarsh Goals scored 15
Annette Cairncross Goals scored 14
Colleen McMaster Goals scored 44
Judy Blair Goals scored 12
Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Tuesday, 6 August  Jamaica 42–20  Scotland  
11:06 Sinclair Goals scored 29
Joses Goals scored 9
H. Edmondson Goals scored 4
C. Kerrigan Goals scored 15
M. McCarthy Goals scored 5
Umpires:
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
L. Behrman (South Africa)
Tuesday, 6 August  Trinidad and Tobago 59–11  Northern Ireland  
15:00 Francis Goals scored 43
John Goals scored 16
A. Stone Goals scored 6
Walker Goals scored 5
Umpires:
M. Preston (Northern Ireland)
Tuesday, 6 August  West Indies 44–21  Ceylon  
15:00 U. Campbell Goals scored 34
Ings Goals scored 9
Christine Blake Goals scored 14
I. Sachithanandan Goals scored 7
Umpires:
M. Williams (Wales)
M. Morris (Australia)

Round 5

Wednesday, 7 August  New Zealand 51–23  Trinidad and Tobago  
10:30 Colleen McMaster Goals scored 41
Judy Blair Goals scored 10
J. Francis Goals scored 13
Phyllis Walker Goals scored 10
Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
M. Morris (Australia)
Wednesday, 7 August  Ceylon 36–33  Wales  
10:48 Christine Blake Goals scored 21
I. Sachithanandan Goals scored 15
Patricia Willet Goals scored 25
Patricia McMinn Goals scored 8
Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
Wednesday, 7 August  South Africa 54–15  Northern Ireland  
11:06 M. Laubacher Goals scored 28
B. Stadler Goals scored 26
M. Green Goals scored 9
A. Stone Goals scored 7
Umpires:
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
M. da Silva (Ceylon)
Wednesday, 7 August  Australia 52–19  Jamaica  
15:00 Jeanette McIver Goals scored 28
Margaret Caldow Goals scored 24
H. Edmondson Goals scored 28
C. Sinclair Goals scored 2
Umpires:
M. Williams (Wales)
B. Stone (New Zealand)
Wednesday, 7 August  England 49–21  West Indies  
15:00 Umpires:
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)

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Round 6

Thursday, 8 August  Australia 37–36  New Zealand  
10:30 Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
Thursday, 8 August  Trinidad and Tobago 36–28  Scotland  
10:48 Umpires:
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Thursday, 8 August  West Indies 55–19  Wales  
11:06 Umpires:
M. Wall (England)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Thursday, 8 August  Jamaica 46–21  Ceylon  
17:00 Umpires:
M. Williams (Wales)
M. Morris (Australia)
Thursday, 8 August  England 47–29  South Africa  
17:18 Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
B. Stone (New Zealand)

Round 7

Friday, 9 August  Ceylon 42–29  Northern Ireland  
10:30 I. Sachithanandan Goals scored 26
Christine Blake Goals scored 16
A. Stone Goals scored 16
M. Green Goals scored 13
Umpires:
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Dixie Cockerton (New Zealand)
Friday, 9 August  England 63–17  Scotland  
10:48 Valerie Hindmarsh Goals scored 41
Betty Burke Goals scored 22
C. Kerrigan Goals scored 11
M. McCarthy Goals scored 6
Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
M. Williams (Wales)
Friday, 9 August  Jamaica 42–24  West Indies  
11:06 H. Edmondson Goals scored 29
B. Jones Goals scored 13
U. Campbell Goals scored 17
C. Marshall Goals scored 7
Umpires:
M. Morris (Australia)
B. Stone (New Zealand)
Friday, 9 August  South Africa 86–18  Wales  
15:00 J. Pieterse Goals scored 74
Laubscher Goals scored 12
Patricia Willet Goals scored 13
Kay Morris Goals scored 5
Umpires:
M. Wall (England)
Friday, 9 August  Australia 34–12  Trinidad and Tobago  
15:00 Madeleine Wilson Goals scored 27
Jeanette McIver Goals scored 7
J. Francis Goals scored 6
Phyllis Walker Goals scored 6
Umpires:
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)

Round 8

Saturday, 10 August  Australia 56–12  Scotland  
10:30 Margaret Caldow Goals scored 32
Madeleine Wilson Goals scored 24
Kerrogan Goals scored 9
McCartny Goals scored 3
Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
L. Behrman (South Africa)
Saturday, 10 August  West Indies 40–13  Northern Ireland  
10:48 Campbell Goals scored 30
Ince Goals scored 10
Stone Goals scored 8
Green Goals scored 5
Umpires:
B. Stone (New Zealand)
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
Saturday, 10 August  England 74–7  Wales  
11:06 Valerie Hindmarsh Goals scored 47
Betty Burke Goals scored 27
Kay Morris Goals scored 4
Patrica Willett Goals scored 3
Umpires:
M. de Silva (Ceylon)
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
Saturday, 10 August  Trinidad and Tobago 45–23  Ceylon  
17:00 Francis Goals scored 23
John Goals scored 22
Christine Blake Goals scored 15
I. Sachithanandan Goals scored 8
Umpires:
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Lorna McConchie (Australia)
Saturday, 10 August  New Zealand 60–13  South Africa  
17:18 Colleen McMaster Goals scored 47
Judy Blair Goals scored 13
J. Pieterse Goals scored 7
Lauscher Goals scored 6
Umpires:
M. Preston (England)

Round 9

Monday, 12 August  New Zealand 85–7  Scotland  
10:30 Moananui Goals scored 66 Umpires:
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
M. Wall (England)
Monday, 12 August  South Africa 48–26  Ceylon  
10:48 Umpires:
M. Williams (Wales)
M. Morris (Australia)
Monday, 12 August  Trinidad and Tobago 30–27  West Indies  
11:06 Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Monday, 12 August  Australia 93–5  Northern Ireland  
15:00 Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Monday, 12 August  Jamaica 43–20  Wales  
15:00 Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
Norah Pate (Ceylon)

Round 10

Tuesday, 13 August  Trinidad and Tobago 28–24  Jamaica  
10:30 Umpires:
B. Stone (New Zealand)
R. Gorman (Northern Ireland)
Tuesday, 13 August  West Indies 34–33  Scotland  
10:48 Umpires:
M. de Silva (Ceylon)
Dixie Cockerton (New Zealand)
Tuesday, 13 August  Australia 67–28  South Africa  
11:06 Umpires:
M. Wall (England)
M. Williams (Wales)
Tuesday, 13 August  England 82–15  Northern Ireland  
15:00 Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
Tuesday, 13 August  New Zealand 88–15  Wales  
15:00 Umpires:
L. Robinston (Jamaica)
M. Morris (Australia)

Round 11

Wednesday, 14 August  England 46–18  Trinidad and Tobago  
10:30 Umpires:
L. Hunter (Scotland)
Dixie Cockerton (New Zealand)
Wednesday, 14 August  New Zealand 73–23  West Indies  
10:48 Umpires:
M. Morris (Australia)
N. Ashworth (South Africa)
Wednesday, 14 August  Wales 53–26  Northern Ireland  
11:06 Umpires:
Norah Pate (Ceylon)
Leila Robinson (Jamaica)
Wednesday, 14 August  Scotland 39–34  Ceylon  
15:00 Umpires:
Lystra Lewis (Trinidad and Tobago)
Wednesday, 14 August  Jamaica 46–27  South Africa  
15:00 Umpires:
M. Preston (England)
M. Williams (Wales)

Sources:[1][8][27][28]

Final table

More information Pos, Team ...
Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1st place, gold medalist(s)  Australia101000629171+45820
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  New Zealand10901711191+52018
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  England10802537265+27216
4  Trinidad and Tobago10703342294+4814
5  Jamaica10604396313+8312
6  South Africa10505407356+5110
7  West Indies10406301385-848
8  Scotland10307275451-1766
9  Ceylon10208240527-2874
10  Wales10109220607-3872
11  Northern Ireland100010149647-4980
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Medallists

More information Gold, Silver ...
Gold Silver Bronze
 Australia
Coach: Lorna McConchie
 New Zealand
Coach: Dixie Cockerton
 England
Coach: Ellen Marsh
Joyce Brown (c)
Margaret Caldow
Valerie Eaton
Corrin Fleming
Annette Foley
Jeanette McIver
June Noseda
Wilma Ritchie
Ingrid Tough
Madeleine Wilson (vc)[6]
Lesley Baker
Judy Blair
Pamela Edmonds (c)
Rebecca Faulkner
Joan Martin
Colleen McMaster
Betty McNamara
Lois Muir (vc)
Elva Simpson
Mirth Te Moananui[16]
Kathleen Bays
Betty Burke
Annette Cairncross
Margaret Eve
Blanche Fidler
Jean Heath
Josephine Higgins (c)
Valerie Hindmarsh
Judith Iddon
Patricia Spratt
Anne Stephenson (vc)
Pat Wells[13]
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