
<p><img class=" alignright size-full wp-image-1307" src="http://schoolnewsnz.fastrackdev.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/SND13-wk1-Netball_-logo_204x153.jpg" width="300" height="225" alt="SND13-wk1-Netball -logo 204x153" style="margin: 5px; float: right;" />Twenty-four of the most exciting young netballers in New Zealand have been selected to trial for the New Zealand Secondary Schools (NZSS) team to contest the Trans-Tasman U19 Netball Tournament in May.</p>
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<p>NNZ Emerging Talent selectors will pick the NZSS team at a trial camp in mid-April at Epsom Girls Grammar School in Auckland. The team will be coached by Julie Seymour and Mary Jane Araroa who are both identified as talented coaches in the NNZ High Performance Coach Development programme.</p>
<p><strong>The triallists&#8217; names, schools and zones are as follows:</strong><br />Laura Dorgan, Roncalli College, Mainland<br />Caitlin Dowden, Mt Albert Grammar School, Northern<br />Colleen Faleafaga, St Mary&#8217;s College Wellington, Central<br />Holly Fowler, Mt Albert Grammar School, Northern<br />Abbey Franklin, Nelson Girls&#8217; High School, Mainland<br />Sydney Fraser, St Kentigern College, Northern<br />Kate Lloyd, Ashburton College, Mainland<br />Amorangi Malesala, St Kentigern College, Northern<br />Lily Marshall, St Margaret&#8217;s College, Mainland<br />Tiana Metuarau, Wellington East Girls College, Central<br />Laura Moffatt, Southland Girls&#8217; High School, South<br />Jennifer O&#8217;Connell, Waitaki Girls&#8217; High School, South<br />Christina Oscar, St Kentigern College, Northern<br />Marcelle Parkes, Wellington East Girls College, Central<br />Mererangi Paul, St Kentigern College, Northern<br />Kiana Pelasio, Otago Girls&#8217; High School, South<br />Kimiora Poi, Napier Girls&#8217; High School, Central<br />Mila Reuelu-Buchanan, Wellington East Girls College, Central<br />Jessica Shaw, Marian College, Mainland<br />Diahn Strickland, Te Rito Manukura, Central<br />Lucy Thompson, St Margaret&#8217;s College, Mainland<br />Alanis Toia-Tigafua, Mt Albert Grammar School, Northern<br />Tori Watt, Wellington East Girls College, Central<br />Maia Wilson, Mt Albert Grammar School, Northern</p>
<p>Seymour says for a lot of the players, the squad camp will be their first taste of being in a high-performance environment.</p>
<p>&#8220;Some of them have been in the NZSS team before but for a lot of the players, the three-day camp is the first step on the pathway to a potential career playing Netball,&#8221; Seymour says.</p>
<p>&#8220;The key is for them all to come prepared and focused and ready to fight for their spot in the team.&#8221;</p>
<p>Rotorua is hosting the Trans-Tasman U19 Netball Tournament in 2015, with the annual event changing format this year and extending into an Under 19 tournament. The NZSS team will compete against the Australian U19 A and B team (Australia Green and Australia Gold) and the Aotearoa Maori U19 team.</p>
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