What is liz ellis?

Liz Ellis is a retired Australian netball player, widely considered one of the greatest netballers of all time. She primarily played as a defender, excelling at both goal defense and goal keeper.

• Career Highlights: Ellis captained the Australian national netball team, the Diamonds, from 2000 to her retirement in 2007. She led the team to victory in the Netball World Championships in 2003 and 2007 and the Commonwealth Games in 2002.
• Playing Style: Known for her athleticism, agility, and fierce competitiveness, Ellis was a dominant force in the defensive end. She was renowned for her intercepting skills and ability to read the game.
• Post-Playing Career: Following her retirement, Ellis transitioned to a career in media, working as a commentator and presenter for netball coverage on Australian television. She's also been involved in various sporting organizations and advocacy roles.
• Awards and Recognition: She received numerous awards throughout her career, including the Australian Netball Awards. She is inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame .