Netball

Name	Birth Date
Damisha CRONEY	03 Nov 1991
Latonia BLACKMAN	06 Oct 1982
Shonette AZORE-BRUCE	08 Jul 1982
Teresa HOWELL	11 Sep 1988
Rhe-Ann NILES-MAPP	14 Jun 1986
Sabreena SMITH	05 Jul 1984
Shonica WHARTON	12 Jun 1996
Shonte SEALE	09 Feb 1999
Tonisha ROCK-YAW	20 Aug 1993
Rieah HOLDER	15 Aug 1993
Vanessa BOBB	02 Sep 1996
Nikita PAYNE	01 Mar 1987

Team Officials

Function	Name
Coach	BAR Sandra BRUCE-SMALL
Coach	BAR Desmond GRANT
Coach	BAR Margaret CUTTING
Assistant Coach	BAR Adrian CRAIGWELL

Events and Medals

	Event	Rank	Medal
	Women	10

Barbados - Schedule

Schedule
Time	My Time	Venue	Event	Status
Fri, 6 Apr 20:32	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Pool A BAR Barbados 24 AUS Australia 79	Finished
Sat, 7 Apr 20:32	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Pool A FIJ Fiji 44 BAR Barbados 65	Finished
Mon, 9 Apr 18:32	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Pool A JAM Jamaica 76 BAR Barbados 32	Finished
Tue, 10 Apr 13:02	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Pool A BAR Barbados 39 NIR Northern Ireland 49	Finished
Wed, 11 Apr 11:02	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Pool A RSA South Africa 85 BAR Barbados 25	Finished
Thu, 12 Apr 11:02	-	Gold Coast Conv & Exhib Centre	Women Placing 9-10 BAR Barbados 48 SCO Scotland 50	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights:

Commonwealth Games
Year	Location	Rank
2014	Glasgow, SCO	11
2010	Delhi, IND	7
2006	Melbourne, AUS	10
2002	Manchester, ENG	9
1998	Kuala Lumpur, MAS	8

World Cup
Year	Location	Rank
2015	Sydney, AUS	13
2011	Singapore	11
2007	Auckland, NZL	13
2003	Kingston, JAM	7
1999	Christchurch, NZL	10
1995	Birmingham, ENG	11
1987	Glasgow, SCO	6
1979	Port of Spain, TTO	8

Nickname: Bajan Gems

Additional information:

COMMON GROUND
Contested three Commonwealth Games: Kuala Lumpur 1998, Delhi 2010 and Glasgow 2014. Highest finish sixth in 1998, defeating Malaysia and Canada. At Glasgow 2014, failed to win a match, losing to Trinidad and Tobago by a solitary point (37-38) (nationnews.com, 7 Jun 2017)

TOP-SIXERS
In eight appearances at the World Championships (now known as the World Cup), highest finish was sixth at Glasgow tournament in 1987. (nationnews.com, 7 Jun 2017)

World Ranking: 11 (correct at 28 Jan 2018)