Tania Dalton (left) working as a Sky TV commentator in 2012. Photo / Photosport.
2017 produced a variety of sports stories that have dominated headlines at the New Zealand Herald.
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Life support turned off for ex-Silver Fern Tania Dalton
On 1 March, former Silver Ferns netballer Tania Dalton passed away after collapsing during a social game of touch rugby in Takapuna six days earlier.
She had suffered an internal carotid artery aneurysm.
On 28 February, Dalton's life support was turned off after test results revealed the damage of her internal aneurysm was irreversible.
Dalton was capped 37 times for the Silver Ferns between 1996 and 2007, winning the 2003 Netball World Championships in Kingston, Jamaica.
Following her retirement from netball, she worked as a commentator for Sky TV.
Tania Dalton was 45 years of age.
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