West Coast Fever coach Stacey Marinkovich takes over as coach of Australia's Diamonds.
West Coast Fever coach Stacey Marinkovich has been named as the new coach of Australia's national netball team, the Diamonds.
She succeeds Lisa Alexander, who was in charge of the national side for nearly a decade until earlier this year. Marinkovich, who was previously the Australian Fast 5 head coach, will continue to coach the Fever in this year's Super Netball competition.More to come.
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