Jamaica don't like netball, they love it.
The Sunshine Girls have stamped their mark at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, beating the Silver Ferns 67-51 to secure their spot in the gold medal match.
Jamaica's rapid rise may surprise some people but it's been in the works for some time. Six members of the side play in Australia's Suncorp Super Netball competition, and they've gained the services of Northern Mystics assistant coach Rob Wright, joining as their defence coach.
Not only did they pummel the Silver Ferns, they also beat Australia by two goals in their final pool match which provided a big confidence boost.
The Sunshine Girls shut down Dame Noeline Taurua's plan to opt for a more mobile starting side, with Sulu Fitzpatrick starting at goal keep and Maia Wilson at goal shoot, instead of starting Kelly Jury and Grace Nweke. They capitalised off New Zealand's errors in the opening minutes courtesy of a Wilson missed shot, followed by Wilson going offside, giving them a 5-0 lead in the opening minutes.