The Central Pulse also put themselves back in the winner's circle, earlier, with an 81-35 victory over Fiji's Marama Vou.
Silver Ferns defender Karin Burger's height and agility caused problems for Marama Vou goal shot Laisani Waqa limiting the Fijian's opportunity to score.
Meanwhile, Claire Kersten found a fluid connection with Whitney Souness throughout the midcourt while Marama Vou defender Jenna O'Sullivan struggled to contain the Pulse shooters under the hoop.
As the Fijian side slowly derailed, the Pulse surged ahead in the third quarter to extend their lead to a hefty 44 goals before easing their way to victory.
Earlier in the evening, the Gauteng Jaguars defeated Singapore's Sneakers 72-47 before the NSWIS claimed their third straight victory with a 57-49 win over Scotland's Sirens.
The teams will enjoy a much-needed day off from the court tomorrow for 'community engagement day' before the cross pool matches tip off on Thursday afternoon.