Casey Kopua in action for the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic. She will lead her side out
against the Adelaide Thunderbirds on Anzac Weekend in Rotorua.
Casey Kopua in action for the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic. She will lead her side out
against the Adelaide Thunderbirds on Anzac Weekend in Rotorua.
Just two days after commemorating Anzac Day to acknowledge New Zealand and Australia's close alliance on the battlefields, all friendships will be set aside when the two countries square-off in a trans-Tasman netball clash in Rotorua.
Joint top of the ladder team the Waikato/Bay of Plenty Magic take on theAdelaide Thunderbirds at Rotorua's Energy Events Centre on Sunday April 27, in Round 9 of the ANZ Championship.
Rotorua District Council Sports and Recreation Strategy portfolio leader, deputy mayor Dave Donaldson, said the match provided a great opportunity for Rotorua people to experience world class netball at home in the city's own indoor stadium.
"The Magic are proving again to be one of the form teams in a very tough trans-Tasman competition.
"So let's get right behind our players and show the rest of New Zealand and Australia how much Rotorua sports fans back their home-grown stars.
"It's guaranteed to be an evening of great family entertainment. If you've never watched top netball live, here's your chance to see some of the best in action," Mr Donaldson said.
Doors open at the Energy Events Centre at 6pm, with the match due to start at 7.20pm. Tickets are available from Rotorua Convention Centre.
Prices start from $20 for adults and $15 for children 12 years and younger, excluding booking and service fees.
