Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Netball Club, 1985 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Team Photo: Manawatu Deaf Netball Club, 1985

MANAWATU DEAF NETBALL CLUB; 1985 M.N.A. COMPETITION AND N.Z.D.S.C. AT NAPIER WINNERS: BRIAN SMITHER CUP. SCORES: Manawatu 22 v Auckland 11; Manawatu 24 v Hawke’s Bay 6. Back Row (I. to r.): A. HANSEN D. Birch Cup N.Z.D.S.C., Most Outstanding Player and M.D.S. Sports Person of the year), K. QUIRKE (M.D.S. most outstanding player), M. BAILEY (Coach), L. BUTLER, S. JAMIESON. Front Row (I. to r.): D. JAMIESON (M.D.S. most improved player), E. OOTEMAN (Vice-Captain), D. JONES (Captain), G. KEARNEY. Absent: D. CREIGHTON, T. BAILEY (Team Manager).

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Annette Hansen (Scott)

Annette Hansen (Scott)

Debra Jamieson

Diane Creighton

Diane Creighton

Dorothy Jones (Beck)

Dorothy Jones (Beck)

Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)

Elizabeth Hines (Ooteman)

Gay Kearney

Kelly Quirke

Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)

Lorraine Butler (Waghorn)

Margaret (Maggie) Bailey

Margaret (Maggie) Bailey

Susie (Susan) Jamieson

Susie (Susan) Jamieson

Terry (Terence) Bailey

Terry (Terence) Bailey

Taonga source:

Manawatu Deaf Society

Reference number:

SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1985-P002-MDS

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