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The '''2011–12 Australia women's national goalball team''', known as the Belles, is a [[goalball]] team that played in two Paralympic qualifying competitions and the [[2012 Summer Paralympics]]. The official announcement confirming the 2011–12 team was made in May 2012. The team included [[Jennifer Blow]], [[Meica Christensen]], [[Michelle Rzepecki]], [[Nicole Esdaile]], [[Rachel Henderson]] and [[Tyan Taylor]]. The official announcement confirming this team was made in May 2012. Most of the players, with the exception of Christensen, were relatively new. Their first competition was the [[International Blind Sports Federation]] (IBSA) World Goalball Games, with the top two teams qualifying for the Summer Paralympics. While Australia beat Spain, Israel and Germany, and ended upfinished second in its pool, theyit finishedended the tournament in sixth place following a loss to Israel. Their second major competition was the ISBA Oceania-Africa Goalball Regional Championships, where they beat New Zealand in the semi-final, and again in the final, to qualify for the [[London 2012 Paralympic Games]].
 
At the Paralympics, Thethe Belles, in the same pool as China, Japan, Canada, the United States and Sweden, played Japan first, losing 1–3. In their second game of pool play, they lost to Canada 1–3. They lost their last two games in pool play by 0–3 to the United States and 5–8 to Sweden. This Inplaced thethem gamelast againstin Sweden,the Michelle Rzepecki scored an own goalpool, whileand Nicolethey Esdailedid scorednot three goalsqualify for Australiathe and Meica Christensen scored twofinals.
 
==Background==
The team is nicknamed the ''Australian Belles''.<ref name=coachying/> Going into the competionscompetitions for qualifying for the London [[London 2012 SummerParalympic ParalympicsGames]], the [[Australian Paralympic Committee]] was thinking ahead, andhoping thatto build a new, theyyoung team that would qualify for the [[2016 Summer Paralympics]].<ref name=coachying/>in [[Rio Inde MayJaneiro]]. 2012,The theseries teamof wascompetitions rankedleading eighthup into the world,<refLondon name=sydneyuni/>2012 aParalympic positionGames theywere continuedseen toas holdproviding goingvaluable intotraining theand London Gamesexperience.<ref name=rankheldcoachying/>
 
The first selection process for 2011–12 took place in January 2011, at a camp that was by invitation only.<ref name=swimming/> The final [[2012 Summer Paralympics]] team selection announcement was made in May 2012, and included [[Jennifer Blow]], [[Meica Christensen]], [[Michelle Rzepecki]], [[Nicole Esdaile]], [[Rachel Henderson]] and [[Tyan Taylor]].<ref name=apcroster/><ref name=sydneyuni/> This included three players from [[New South Wales]], two from [[Queensland]] and one from [[South Australia]].<ref name=sydneyuni/> Christensen captained the side.<ref name=rankheld/> The team was coached by [[Georgina Kenaghan]].<ref name=sydneyuni/> Support staff for the London team included Section Manager [[Peter Corr]] and team physiothyerapistphysiotherapist [[Eliza Kwan]].<ref name=apcmedia/> Christensen came into the qualifying period as the most [[cap (sport)|capped]] player on the team, having first played for it in 2004,<ref name=rankheld/> but Taylor had only started playing in 2009, making her national debut at the 2010 IBSA World Championships,<ref name=tyantaylor/><ref name=normahusrt/> and Blow and Henderson had only taken up the sport in 2010.<ref name=swimming/><ref name=nswisiawrd/> Team members received varying amounts of assistance through the [[Australian Sports Commission]]'s Direct Athlete Support (DAS) program, with Blow and Henderson getting [[Australian dollar|A$]]7,000.<ref name=aussprtcom/>
 
{{Gallery |title=2011–12 Australian women's national goalball team |align=center
Christensen came into the qualifying period as the most capped player on the team, having first played for the team in 2004.<ref name=rankheld/> Blow and Henderson had only taken up the game in 2010.<ref name=nswisiawrd/><ref name=swimming/> Taylor had only started playing in 2009, making her national debut at the 2010 IBSA World Championships.<ref name=tyantaylor/><ref name=normahusrt/>
|File:150611 - MichelleJennifer RzepeckiBlow - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg |[[MichelleJennifer RzepeckiBlow]]▼
 
|File:310511 - NicoleMeica EsdaileChristensen - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|[[NicoleMeica EsdaileChristensen]]▼
Team members received varying amounts of assistance through the [[Australian Sports Commission]]'s Direct Athlete Support (DAS) program, with Blow and Henderson getting [[Australian dollar|A$]]7,000.<ref name=aussprtcom/>
|File:140611 - Taylor Tyan - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg |[[Tyan Taylor]]▼
 
|File:240511310511 - RachelNicole HendersonEsdaile - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|[[RachelNicole HendersonEsdaile]]▼
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|File:150611240511 - GeorginaRachel KenaghanHenderson - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|Coach: [[GeorginaRachel KenaghanHenderson]]▼
<gallery>
|File:150611 - JenniferMichelle BlowRzepecki - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg |[[JenniferMichelle BlowRzepecki]]
|File:310511150611 - MeicaGeorgina ChristensenKenaghan - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|Coach: [[MeicaGeorgina ChristensenKenaghan]]
}}
▲File:140611 - Taylor Tyan - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg |[[Tyan Taylor]]
▲File:310511 - Nicole Esdaile - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|[[Nicole Esdaile]]
▲File:240511 - Rachel Henderson - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|[[Rachel Henderson]]
▲File:150611 - Michelle Rzepecki - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg |[[Michelle Rzepecki]]
▲File:150611 - Georgina Kenaghan - 3b - 2012 Team processing.jpg|Coach: [[Georgina Kenaghan]]
</gallery>
</center>
 
==Competitions==
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=== 2011 IBSA Goalball World Games===
Australia's first attempt to qualify for the London Paralympics came atin theApril 2011 at the IBSA Goalball World Games, heldwhich inwere Turkeyheld in April[[Antalya, Turkey]]. The Belles finished in sixth place, with Canada and Finland taking the two automatic qualifying spots.<ref name=2011worldcupsydneyuni/><ref name=sydneyuni2011worldcup/> Playing in Pool X, Australia defeated Spain 7–1, and lost to Canada 3–6 in games on 4 April. The following day, they beat Germany 8–6. Then, on 6 April, they tied with Hungary 5–5. The following day, they beat Israel 6–5, and on 8 April, beat South Korea 8–3. They finished second in their pool with 13 points, which was 5 points behind Canada and one point ahead of Israel. In their 9 April placement game against Russia, they lost 3–6, and in their 5th to 8th placement game against Spain, they won 8–7. In athe game against Israel for fifth place, they lost 6–8.<ref name=2011worldcup/>
 
===2011 IBSA Africa-Oceania Goalball Regional Championships===
The 2011 IBSA Africa-Oceania Goalball Regional Championships in [[Sydney]] were the last opportunity for the team to qualify for the London Paralympic Games,.<ref name=morekiiwistuff/><ref name=played15/> withOnly Australia and New Zealand were competing in the women's event, so Australia only havinghad to play two games: a semi-final and final against the [[New Zealand women's national goalball team]].<ref name=71sorenz/> The team included Christensen, who captained the team during the competition, Blow, Esdaile, Henderson, Taylor and Rzepecki.<ref name=morekiiwistuff/><ref name=played15/> ChristensenIn captainedthe semi-final, the teamBelles duringtook a 7–1 lead into the competitionhalf time break, and went on to win 11–4. Christensen scored 7 of Australia's goals, while Esdaile scored 3 and Taylor scored one.<ref name=morekiiwistuff71sorenz/> InWhen the Australian women played New Zealand again in the semi-final,<ref name=morekiiwistuff/> they beating them a second time, by 6–2, with Christensen scoring three goals, Esdaile scoring two and Taylor scoring one.<ref name=wongame/><ref name=watchloset/>
 
the Belles took a 7–1 lead into the half time break, and went on to win 11–4. Christensen scored 7 of Australia's goals, while Esdaile scored 3 and Taylor scored one.<ref name=71sorenz/> The Australian women played New Zealand again in the final,<ref name=morekiiwistuff/> beating them again 6–2, with Christensen scoring three goals, Esdaile scoring two and Taylor scoring one.<ref name=wongame/><ref name=watchloset/>
In May 2012, the team was ranked eighth in the world,<ref name=sydneyuni/> a position they continued to hold going into the London Games.<ref name=rankheld/> The Belles became the first Australian team to qualify for the Games since 1996,<ref name=rankheld/> despite attempts to qualify for the [[2004 Summer Paralympics]] and [[2008 Summer Paralympics]]; Australia had qualified automatically for the [[2000 Summer Paralympics]] as the host nation.<ref name=visualdisability/> Their pool included China, the United States, Sweden, Japan and Canada, with the Chinese team reigning silver medallists from [[Goalball at the 2008 Summer Paralympics]] and the United States returning gold medallists.<ref name=rankheld/>▼
 
===Paralympics===
{{see also|Goalball at the 2012 Summer Paralympics – Women's tournament}}
At the 2012 Summer Paralympics Games in London, their pool included China, the United States, Sweden, Japan and Canada, with the United States and Chinese team reigning gold silver medallists respectively from [[Goalball at the 2008 Summer Paralympics]].<ref name=rankheld/> Australia lost their first game to Japan 1–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/><ref name=resultspara1/> Esdaile scored the team's only goal, which came off a penalty throw. Esdaile, Taylor and Christensen were the only players in the game for Australia, with 28 throws for Taylor, 30 throws for Esdaile and 38 throws for Christensen.<ref name=resultspara1/> They lost their second game to Canada 1–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/><ref name=resultspara2/> Christensen scored the team's only goal, which again came off a penalty throw. She and Esdaile once more played for the whole game, with Blow playing 14 minutes and Taylor playing 10 minutes. Christensen finished the game with 41 throws, Esdaile with 32, Taylor with 11 and Blow with 2. Esdaile led the team with blocks, having 45 to Christensen's 18, Blow's 10 and Taylor's 8.<ref name=resultspara2/> The Belles lost their third game to the United States 0–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/> Christensen and Esdaile again played the whole game, with Blow playing 20 minutes, Taylor playing 3 minutes and Rzepecki playing just one minute. Esdaile led the team in throws and blocks with 45 and 33 respectively, while Christensen had 40 and 21, and Blow had 3 throws and 27 blocks. Taylor had 5 throws and 3 blocks, and Rzepecki had 1 throw and no blocks.<ref name=resultspara3/> The Australian women lost their last game to Sweden 5–8.<ref name=resultsforlondon/> In this last game in pool play, every player got minutesm with Christensen and Esdaile again playing the whole 24 minutes, Blow playing for 9 minutes, Taylor for 10, Henderson for 2 and Rzepecki for 3. Esdaile scored three goals, with Christensen scoring the remaining two, one of which came off a penalty throw. Christensen led the team in throws with 40, while Esdaile had 32, Taylor had 9, Blow had 3 and Henderson and Rzepecki had 2 each. Esdaile led the team in blocks with 29 to Christensen's 14, Blow's 12, Taylor's 9, Rzepecki's 1 and HenderonHenderson's 0. One of Sweden's goals was an Australian own goal scored by Rzepecki.<ref name=resultspara4/>▼
▲The Belles became the first Australian team to qualify for the Games since 1996,<ref name=rankheld/> despite attempts to qualify for the [[2004 Summer Paralympics]] and [[2008 Summer Paralympics]]; Australia had qualified automatically for the [[2000 Summer Paralympics]] as the host nation.<ref name=visualdisability/> Their pool included China, the United States, Sweden, Japan and Canada, with the Chinese team reigning silver medallists from [[Goalball at the 2008 Summer Paralympics]] and the United States returning gold medallists.<ref name=rankheld/>
 
▲Australia lost their first game to Japan 1–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/><ref name=resultspara1/> Esdaile scored the team's only goal, which came off a penalty throw. Esdaile, Taylor and Christensen were the only players in the game for Australia, with 28 throws for Taylor, 30 throws for Esdaile and 38 throws for Christensen.<ref name=resultspara1/> They lost their second game to Canada 1–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/><ref name=resultspara2/> Christensen scored the team's only goal, which again came off a penalty throw. She and Esdaile once more played for the whole game, with Blow playing 14 minutes and Taylor playing 10 minutes. Christensen finished the game with 41 throws, Esdaile with 32, Taylor with 11 and Blow with 2. Esdaile led the team with blocks, having 45 to Christensen's 18, Blow's 10 and Taylor's 8.<ref name=resultspara2/> The Belles lost their third game to the United States 0–3.<ref name=resultsforlondon/> Christensen and Esdaile again played the whole game, with Blow playing 20 minutes, Taylor playing 3 minutes and Rzepecki playing just one minute. Esdaile led the team in throws and blocks with 45 and 33 respectively, while Christensen had 40 and 21, and Blow had 3 throws and 27 blocks. Taylor had 5 throws and 3 blocks, and Rzepecki had 1 throw and no blocks.<ref name=resultspara3/> The Australian women lost their last game to Sweden 5–8.<ref name=resultsforlondon/> In this last game in pool play, every player got minutesm with Christensen and Esdaile again playing the whole 24 minutes, Blow playing for 9 minutes, Taylor for 10, Henderson for 2 and Rzepecki for 3. Esdaile scored three goals, with Christensen scoring the remaining two, one of which came off a penalty throw. Christensen led the team in throws with 40, while Esdaile had 32, Taylor had 9, Blow had 3 and Henderson and Rzepecki had 2 each. Esdaile led the team in blocks with 29 to Christensen's 14, Blow's 12, Taylor's 9, Rzepecki's 1 and Henderon's 0. One of Sweden's goals was an Australian own goal scored by Rzepecki.<ref name=resultspara4/>
 
===Group play===
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===Qualifying and Paralympic Goalsgoals Summarysummary===
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==References==
{{Portal|Sports}}
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{{wikinews|Wikinews interviews Tyan Taylor, Australian goalball player}}
{{Wikinews|Australia women%27s national goalball team loses 0–3 to United States in pool play in London}}
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