Sharelle McMahon - Australian Netballer

Australian Captain
Captain of Melbourne Vixens – ANZ Championship 2008
Position: GS/GA
Date of Birth: August 12, 1977
Grew up in country Victoria, now resides in Melbourne
International career:
Caps: 97
Appointed Australian captain in July 2008
Appointed Australian vice-captain in 2004
Australian Open Team: 1998-2007
Australian Open squad: 1998-2008
Debut for Australia: At just 20 years of age Sharelle replaced captain, Vicki Wilson at half time in the decider of a three Test Series against Jamaica in the 1998 Caribbean tour.
World Championships:
1999 Christchurch (gold medallists)
2003 Jamaica (silver medallists)
2007 Auckland (gold medallists)
- Known for her thrilling match-winning goal in the dying minutes of the 1999 World Championship gold medal game against New Zealand in Christchurch. Australia won by one goal.
Commonwealth Games:
1998 Kuala Lumpur (gold)
2002 Manchester (gold) in double overtime
2006 Melbourne, (silver medallist -Australian captain)
- Also shot the match-winning goal in double overtime at the 2002 Manchester Commonwealth Games to seal victory for Australia against New Zealand
Commonwealth Bank Trophy
Five Commonwealth Bank Trophy titles with Melbourne Phoenix
Former co-captain of Melbourne Phoenix
Awards
Commonwealth Bank Trophy Most Valued Player Award Winner in 2000, 2003, 2005, 2007
Australian Team Player of the Year Award Winner in 2002 and 2003
Robert Harvey - AFL Footballer

21/8/1971
St Kilda Football Club
Recruited from: Seaford
372 AFL matches
Debut: 1988
Brownlow Medal 1997, 1998; St Kilda best and fairest 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998; All-Australian 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003; EJ Whitten Medal 1992, 1993, 1996; AFLPA MVP 1997; Michael Tuck Medal 2004; Pre-season premiership sides 1996, 2004; St Kilda Captain 2001, 2002
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