Меган Андерсон (нетбол)

Меган Андерсон

Персональная информация
Полное имя	Меган Ли Андерсон
Рожденный	( 1974-11-09 ) 9 ноября 1974 г. Госфорд, Новый Южный Уэльс , Австралия
Высота	1,78 м (5 футов 10 дюймов)
Школа	Корпус Кристи Колледж
Карьера нетбола
Игровая позиция (ы) : GA, GS, WA
Годы	Клубная команда (ы)	Приложения
1994	Австралийский институт спорта
1997	Сидней Свифт
1998	Сиднейские песочки	13
1999	Аделаида Вороны	17
2000–2007	Сидней Свифт
2006–2007	→ Northern Force
2008–2010	Southern Steel
2011	Northern Mystics
Years	National team(s)	Caps
2000–2006	Australia	20
2009	World 7
Coaching career
Years	Team(s)
2020–	Queensland Firebirds
hide Medal record Representing Australia Commonwealth Games 2006 Melbourne Team

Меган Андерсон , также известный как Меган МакВильямс и ранее известный как Меган Ден , является бывшим тренером по международному и нынешнему и нетболу в Австралии . В период с 2000 по 2006 год она сделала 20 старших выступлений в Австралии. Она была членом команды Австралии, которая выиграла серебряную медаль на Играх Содружества 2006 года . Во время эры трофея Содружества Андерсон был членом команд Sydney Swifts , которые выиграли Premierships в 2001, 2004, 2006 и 2007 годах. В эпоху чемпионата ANZ она играла за южную сталь и северные мистики . После ухода в отставку в качестве игрока в 2011 году она стала тренером. В 2020 году Андерсон был назначен главным тренером Квинслендских пожарных птиц .

Ранняя жизнь, семья и образование

Андерсон вырос в Воне Воя, Новый Южный Уэльс . Ее мать была судьей в нетболе, а Андерсон начал играть в Netball, 8 лет, с клубом Святого Иоанна Крестителя нетбола и Ассоциацией нетбола на полуострове Воя на пляже Этталонг . Between 1991 and 1992, Anderson attended Corpus Christi College. She is the mother of twins, born c.2014. Андерсон женат на Марке МакВильямс.

Playing career

New South Wales

Between 1992 and 1995, Anderson represented New South Wales in the Australian National Netball Championships. In 1992 she featured at under-19 level. Between 1993 and 1995 she played at under-21 levels.

Mobil Superleague

In 1994, Anderson played for the Australian Institute of Sport in the Mobil Superleague.

Commonwealth Bank Trophy

During the Commonwealth Bank Trophy era, Anderson made 141 appearances, playing 519 quarters and scoring 2507 goals. She played for Sydney Sandpipers, Adelaide Ravens and Sydney Swifts.

Sydney Sandpipers

In 1998 Anderson made 13 appearances for Sydney Sandpipers.

Adelaide Ravens

In 1999 Anderson made 17 appearances for Adelaide Ravens. Together with Michelle den Dekker, she was a member of the Ravens team coached by Patricia Mickan that finished the season as overall runners up. In the grand final, Anderson scored 17 from 30 as Ravens lost 62–30 to Adelaide Thunderbirds.

Sydney Swifts

During two spells with Swifts, Anderson made 111 appearances. She was a member of Sydney Swifts teams that won premierships in 2001, 2004, 2006 and 2007. Her team mates at Sydney Swifts included Briony Akle, Jane Altschwager, Catherine Cox and Liz Ellis. Between 2001 and 2005, she played in four grand finals for Swifts.

New Zealand

Northern Force

In 2006 and 2007, Anderson played for Northern Force in the National Bank Cup. During the breaks in the New Zealand competition, Anderson travelled back to Australia to play for Sydney Swifts in the Commonwealth Bank Trophy. She was the first player to feature in both competitions at the same time. In 2007, Anderson was a member of the Northern Force team that were defeated by Southern Sting in the last National Bank Cup grand final.

Southern Steel

Between 2008 and 2010, Anderson played for Southern Steel in the ANZ Championship. Anderson was originally a member of the 2008 New South Wales Swifts squad but subsequently withdrew and joined Steel. In 2009, Netball New Zealand initially blocked Anderson from playing for Steel because she was not a New Zealand citizen and wasn't eligible to represent the New Zealand national netball team. She subsequently agreed to play for Queensland Firebirds, but later withdrew from the team, citing work commitments. However, in June 2009 she was permitted to re-join Steel as a replacement for the pregnant Daneka Wipiiti. She then played for Steel in the final three rounds and the playoffs. She captained Steel during the 2010 season.

Northern Mystics

Anderson played for Northern Mystics during the 2011 ANZ Championship season. She had initially planned to continue playing for Southern Steel and was applying to become a New Zealand citizen. Meanwhile, Steel signed Natasha Chokljat, another Australia international. However, Anderson failed to meet the residency requirements required for New Zealand citizenship and Steel found themselves with two import players when they were only permitted to have one. Anderson considered retiring, but was persuaded by Mystics captain, Temepara George to move to Auckland for one last season. She was subsequently a member of the 2011 Northern Mystics team that were grand finalists and runners up in the ANZ Championship to Queensland Firebirds.

Grand finals

hide	Grand finals	Team	Place	Opponent	Goals
1	1999	Adelaide Ravens	Runners up	Adelaide Thunderbirds	17/30 (57%)
2	2001	Sydney Swifts	Winners	Adelaide Thunderbirds	28/35 (80%)
3	2003	Sydney Swifts	Runners up	Melbourne Phoenix	WA
4	2004	Sydney Swifts	Winners	Melbourne Phoenix	16/20 (80%)
5	2005	Sydney Swifts	Runners up	Melbourne Phoenix	15/23 (65%)
6	2007	Northern Force	Runners up	Southern Sting	?
7	2011	Northern Mystics	Runners up	Queensland Firebirds	WA

International

Australia

Between 2000 and 2006, Anderson made 20 senior appearances for Australia. Between 1994 and 1996 she had represented Australia at under-21 level. She made her senior debut on 23 November 2000 in an away match against South Africa. She was the first player to debut for Australia in the 21st century. Anderson was a member of the Australia team that won the silver medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games.

World 7

In August 2009, Anderson played for a World 7 team, coached by Julie Fitzgerald, that defeated New Zealand 2–1 in the 2009 Taini Jamison Trophy Series.

Тренерская карьера

Помощник тренера

Северные мистики

После ухода в отставку в качестве игрока Андерсон был оставлен северными мистиками в качестве тренера специалиста в сезоне чемпионата ANZ 2012 года .

Новый Южный Уэльс Свифты

В период с 2014 по 2017 год Андерсон занимал должность помощника тренера Роберта Райта в Новом Южном Уэльсе . Специализируясь на атаке, Андерсон был частью тренерской команды, которая привела Swifts к грандиозным финалам чемпионата ANZ в 2015 и 2016 годах .

Австралия

В период с 2017 по 2019 год Андерсон занимал должность помощника тренера в Австралии . Вместе с Робертом Райтом она работала одним из Стейси Маринквич помощников в Мировой серии Fast5 Netball 2017 года . В 2018 и 2019 годах вместе с Клэр Фергюсон она была помощником Лизы Александр .

Главный тренер

В 2020 году, в преддверии сезона Suncorp Super Netball 2021 года , Андерсон был назначен главным тренером Квинслендских Firebirds .

Награды

Австралия

• Игры Содружества
  • Второе место : 2006

Мир 7

• Трофей Тайни Джеймисон
  • Победители : 2009

Сидней Свифт

• Трофей Банк Содружества
  • Победители : 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007
  • Второе место : 1998, 2003, 2005
  • Незначительные премьеры : 2004, 2005, 2006

Северная сила

• Кубок Национального банка
  • Второе место : 2007

Северные мистики

• Анц Чемпионат
  • Второе место : 2011

Индивидуальные награды

скрывать Год	Премия
2000	Австралийская спортивная медаль
2018	Зал славы Netball NSW