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Team Photo: Auckland Deaf Society Netball Club, 2004

AUCKLAND DEAF SOCIETY NETBALL CLUB – 2004; FOURTH IN GRADE, GAMES: Won 7, Won By Default 1, Lost 6, Lost by Default 2. Back Row: Monique Ransley-Ford, Tessa Nicholson, Susan Thomas. Middle Row: Marjorie Rako, Victoria Skorikova, Monique Purea, Juliana Ransley-Ford. Front Row: Maryanne Hay, Julie-Anne Taylor (Captain), Amanda Everitt. Absent: Hayley Jackson.

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Amanda Everitt

Hayley Jackson

Julie-Anne Taylor

Julie-Anne Taylor

Marjorie Rako

Maryanne Hay (Simpson)

Maryanne Hay (Simpson)

Monique Perea

Monique Ransley-Ford

Monique Ransley-Ford

Susan Thomas

Tessa Nicholson

Tessa Nicholson

Victoria Lessing (Skorikova)

Victoria Lessing (Skorikova)

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