Player and Coach Profiles

Jo Weston

A fan-favourite, Jo Weston plays an influential role in the heart of the Vixens defence with her strong game sense, closing speed and physical approach.

A big-game player, Jo has accrued many accolades, with her defensive marking against experienced opposition often the key to her success. The achievements have not stopped there for Weston who has continued to reel in game changing intercepts and apply a wealth of hands over pressure to create turnovers.

Weston started her career at the Vixens in their premiership year in 2014 and has continued that success taking home the title in 2020.

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS

2014 Melbourne Vixens debut
2014 Melbourne Vixens Premiership
2015 Melbourne Vixens Rookie of the Year
2015 Australian Diamonds debut
2016 Melbourne Vixens Excellence in Sport and Life
2016 Australian Fast5 team
2017 Player of the Finals, Melbourne Vixens
2017 Suncorp Super Netball GD of the Year
2019 World Cup Silver Medal
2020 Melbourne Vixens premiership
2022 Commonwealth Games gold

Jo is proudly supported by Botanical Hotel

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Height

188cm

National League Career Games

118

Personal Info

DOB

14/02/1994

Hometown

Corowa, NSW

Junior Club

Waverley District Netball Association

Occupation/Area of Study

Master of Communications

Club History

Melbourne Vixens: 2014 - Current

Personal info

What's your favourite holiday destination?

Japan or Germany.

Favourite netball athlete of all time?

Julie Corletto.

What's your coffee order?

Almond cappuccino

Connect with Jo

@jo_weston @jo_weston

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