2011 Oceania Women's Basketball Championship

2011 Oceania Women's Basketball Championship
14th Women's Oceania Basketball Championship
Number of nations	2
Oceania Champion	Australia (13th title)
venue	Brisbane , Melbourne , Sydney
Opening game	September 7, 2011
Endgame	September 11, 2011
Games	3
Basket points	445   (∅: 148.33 per game)
Most basket points	Suzy Batkovic (17.7 points)

The 2011 Oceania Basketball Championship for women , the fourteenth Oceania Basketball Championship for women , took place between September 7 and 11, 2011 in Brisbane , Melbourne and Sydney , Australia , which was the fifth time that the championship was organized on its own. The winner was the host , who won the title for the thirteenth time. In the series, New Zealand was clearly beaten 3-0.

Venues

place	Venue	capacity
Brisbane	Brisbane Entertainment Center	14,500
Melbourne	State Netball and Hockey Center	3,500
Sydney	Sydney Entertainment Center	10,517

referee

Tim Brown Elena Chernova Vaughan Mayberry Gavin Whiu

Participating teams

 Australia

number	position	Surname	Date of birth	size
4th	PG	Natalie Hurst	04/08/1983	1.63 meters
5		Rachael Kate Flanagan	04/05/1982
6th	PF	Abby Bishop	11/29/1988	1.88 meters
7th	SF	Carly Wilson	07/08/1982	1.80 meters
8th	C.	Suzy Batkovic	December 17, 1980	1.95 meters
9	PF	Tess Madgen	08/12/1990	1.90 meters
10		Nicole Hunt	October 15, 1988	1.67 meters
11	PF	Laura Summerton	12/13/1983	1.88 meters
12	C.	Elyse Penaluna	04/23/1988	1.93 meters
13		Hanna Zavecz	08/21/1985	1.83 meters
14th	PF	Marianna Tolo	07/02/1989	1.96 meters
15th		Jessica Bibby	08/23/1979	1.70 meters

 New Zealand

number	position	Surname	Date of birth	size
4th		Micaela Cocks	05/02/1986	1.74 meters
5		Jelena Vucinic	08/01/1991	1.75 meters
7th	SF	Antonia Edmondson	05/10/1987	1.81 meters
8th		Natalie Taylor	12/24/1982	1.82 meters
9	SG	Suzannah Bates	09/16/1987	1.73 meters
10	PF	Lisa Wallbutton	01/14/1986	1.83 meters
11	SG	Kate McMeeken-Ruscoe	November 19, 1979	1.73 meters
12		Rebecca Dew	May 22, 1990	1.93 meters
13		Jordan Taiana Hunter	08/20/1990
14th		Jillian Harmon	03/03/1987	1.85 meters
15th		Daneka Maree Wipiiti	December 8, 1982

mode

The game was played in the form of a best-of-three series. The team that had two wins first became the women's basketball Oceania champions in 2011.

Results

September 7, 2011 5:15 pm	report	Australia	77  - 64	New Zealand	State Netball and Hockey Center , Melbourne Referees: Tim Brown, Elena Chernova, Vaughan Mayberry
		Points per quarter: 24  : 12 19  : 14 16: 20 18: 18
		Points: Suzy Batkovic 21 rebounds: Hanna Zavecz 9 assists: Hanna Zavecz 5		Points: Micaela Cocks, Jillian Harmon 15 rebounds: Jillian Harmon 8 assists: Micaela Cocks, Antonia Edmondson, Jillian Harmon 3

September 9, 2011 5:15 pm	report	New Zealand	73 -  92	Australia	Brisbane Entertainment Center , Brisbane Referees: Elena Chernova, Vaughan Mayberry, Gavin Whiu
		Points per quarter: 8: 22 , 27  : 20, 20: 27 , 18: 23
		Points: Micaela Cocks, Natalie Taylor 17 rebounds: Micaela Cocks, Jillian Harmon, Natalie Taylor 5 assists: Kate McMeeken-Ruscoe 3		Points: Suzy Batkovic 19 rebounds: Suzy Batkovic 9 assists: Hanna Zavecz 6

September 11, 2011 6:15 pm	report	Australia	82  - 57	New Zealand	Sydney Entertainment Center , Sydney Referees: Tim Brown, Elena Chernova, Vaughan Mayberry
		Points per quarter: 17: 20 , 27  : 9: 9, 15 , 29  : 13
		Points: Abby Bishop 21 rebounds: Elyse Penaluna 10 assists: Abby Bishop, Rachael Kate Flanagan, Hanna Zavecz, Tess Madgen, Laura Summerton 3		Points: Micaela Cocks 17 rebounds: Jillian Harmon 7 assists: Natalie Taylor 4

Champion Australia

Thirteenth championship

statistics

Individual statistics

Points

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Suzy Batkovic	53	1	Suzy Batkovic	17.7
2	Abby Bishop	50	2	Abby Bishop	16.7
3	Micaela Cocks	49	3	Micaela Cocks	16.3
4th	Natalie Taylor	39	4th	Natalie Taylor	13.0
5	Jillian Harmon	37	5	Jillian Harmon	12.3

Rebounds

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Suzy Batkovic	24	1	Suzy Batkovic	8.0
2	Abby Bishop	23	2	Abby Bishop	7.7
	Elyse Penaluna	23		Elyse Penaluna	7.7
3	Jillian Harmon	20th	3	Jillian Harmon	6.7
	Hanna Zavecz	20th		Hanna Zavecz	6.7

Assists

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Hanna Zavecz	14th	1	Hanna Zavecz	4.7
2	Jillian Harmon	7th	2	Jillian Harmon	2.3
3	Abby Bishop	6th	3	Abby Bishop	2.0
	Micaela Cocks	6th		Micaela Cocks	2.0
	Natalie Taylor	6th		Natalie Taylor	2.0

Blocks

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Marianna Tolo	6th	1	Marianna Tolo	2.0
2	Suzy Batkovic	3	2	Suzy Batkovic	1.0
3	Hanna Zavecz	2	3	Hanna Zavecz	0.7
4th	Abby Bishop	1	4th	Abby Bishop	0.3
	Jillian Harmon	1		Jillian Harmon	0.3

Steals

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Natalie Taylor	5	1	Natalie Taylor	1.7
2	Suzy Batkovic	3	2	Suzy Batkovic	1.0
	Hanna Zavecz	3		Hanna Zavecz	1.0
3	Rachael Kate Flanagan	2	3	Rachael Kate Flanagan	0.7
	Carly Wilson	2		Carly Wilson	0.7

Collective Statistics

Points

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Australia	251	1	Australia	83.7
2	New Zealand	194	2	New Zealand	64.7

Rebounds

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Australia	143	1	Australia	47.7
2	New Zealand	90	2	New Zealand	30.0

Assists

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Australia	51	1	Australia	17.0
2	New Zealand	35	2	New Zealand	11.7

Blocks

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Australia	14th	1	Australia	4.7
2	New Zealand	1	2	New Zealand	0.3

Steals

total			per game
space	Surname	number	space	Surname	average
1	Australia	12	1	Australia	4.0
2	New Zealand	10	2	New Zealand	3.3

Final placement

rank	team
1	Australia
2	New Zealand

Australia qualified for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London , Great Britain by winning 3-0 in the series .

Web links

• 2011 Oceanian Championship for Women - competition page in the FIBA archive ( English )