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Back for a second season with the Pulse in 2023,
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ANZ Premiership Central Pulse
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Explosive young homegrown shooter Tiana Metuarau will be back for a sixth season in Pulse colours
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Off-season midcourt recruit Fa’amu Ioane makes the move south to the Pulse in 2023
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Maddy Gordon is a New Zealand netball international Player
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Karin Burger is a New Zealand netball international. She was a member of the New Zealand teams
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Promising in-circle defender Parris Mason makes a return to Pulse colours in 2023
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A Pulse stalwart since 2015, fleet-footed midcourter Whitney Souness went in search of new challenge
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Powerful defender Kristiana Manu’a made a successful switch from the Australian Super League
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No stranger to the Pulse environment, exciting midcourter Ainsleyana Puleiata
Central Pulse Netball Player Ainsleyana Puleiata: Was Sitting With Fellow Central Pulse Parris Mason and Kristiana Manu'a On The Sidelines of Wellington TSB Bank Arena watching The Ongoing ANZ Premiership Central Pulse Match Against Northern Mystics
Central Pulse Netball Team
No stranger to the Pulse environment, exciting midcourter Ainsleyana Puleiata makes the leap up to the elite level in 2023 from sister team Manawa, who won last year’s National Netball League title. Puleiata added the icing to the cake when anointed NNL Player of the Year. Blessed with an abundance of speed, creativity and deft feeding skills, Puleiata has long been earmarked as a special talent but has had to bide her time after major injury setbacks. She has previously been a Pulse training partner while also adding valuable cover last year during the challenges thrown up by Covid and injury. She has also been a NZU21 team member and adds to a rich tapestry of talent in the Pulse midcourt. Apart from her sparkling athletic talents, Puleiata has developed a strong mental fortitude and created her own inspirational story after bouncing back from two ACL ruptures during her young career.
No stranger to the Pulse environment, exciting midcourter Ainsleyana Puleiata makes the leap up to the elite level in 2023 from sister team Manawa, who won last year’s National Netball League title. Puleiata added the icing to the cake when anointed NNL Player of the Year. Blessed with an abundance of speed, creativity and deft feeding skills, Puleiata has long been earmarked as a special talent but has had to bide her time after major injury setbacks. She has previously been a Pulse training partner while also adding valuable cover last year during the challenges thrown up by Covid and injury. She has also been a NZU21 team member and adds to a rich tapestry of talent in the Pulse midcourt. Apart from her sparkling athletic talents, Puleiata has developed a strong mental fortitude and created her own inspirational story after bouncing back from two ACL ruptures during her young career.

Back for a second season with the Pulse in 2023,
9

ANZ Premiership Central Pulse
28

Explosive young homegrown shooter Tiana Metuarau will be back for a sixth season in Pulse colours
10

Off-season midcourt recruit Fa’amu Ioane makes the move south to the Pulse in 2023
6

Maddy Gordon is a New Zealand netball international Player
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Karin Burger is a New Zealand netball international. She was a member of the New Zealand teams
14

Promising in-circle defender Parris Mason makes a return to Pulse colours in 2023
12

A Pulse stalwart since 2015, fleet-footed midcourter Whitney Souness went in search of new challenge
7

Powerful defender Kristiana Manu’a made a successful switch from the Australian Super League
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