GD
GK
Tall and willowy 1.87m defender Robin Dillimore was first selected for the Silver Ferns in 1989, making her debut the same year.
Able to play both in-circle defensive positions, it was mainly from goal keeper that Dillimore left her mark.
An extremely long arm reach was a vital asset in her armoury where she was particularly effective against the towering Jamaican shooters.
Not a hard one-on-one type of defender, Dillimore was an expert at intercepting the high ball and filling space.
A NZ U21 player and Young International, highlights in Dillimore’s Silver Ferns career were winning the World Games title in 1989, being part of the 1990 Commonwealth Games Demonstration Match and the 1991 Netball World Cup.
Able to play both in-circle defensive positions, it was mainly from goal keeper that Dillimore left her mark.
An extremely long arm reach was a vital asset in her armoury where she was particularly effective against the towering Jamaican shooters.
Not a hard one-on-one type of defender, Dillimore was an expert at intercepting the high ball and filling space.
A NZ U21 player and Young International, highlights in Dillimore’s Silver Ferns career were winning the World Games title in 1989, being part of the 1990 Commonwealth Games Demonstration Match and the 1991 Netball World Cup.
| Player # | 87 |
| Positions | GD, GK |
| DOB | 27/03/1968 |
| Height | 189cm |
| Test Caps | 32 |
| Debut |
26/04/1989 vs Australian Diamonds |