Lisa Pardon
New Zealand basketball player
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Lisa Pardon (born 22 May 1982 in Auckland, New Zealand) is a basketball player for New Zealand. At the 2006 Commonwealth Games she won a silver medal as part of the Tall Ferns New Zealand women's basketball team.[1]
She currently plays for the Bulleen Boomers women's basketball team,[2] and was acknowledged as having the Best 3-point Shooting Percentage in the WNBL for the 2008/09 season.
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2006 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team
- Michael Aish
- Jane Arnott
- Craig Barrett
- Adrian Blincoe
- Matthew Brown
- Chantal Brunner
- Sarah Cowley
- Fiona Crombie
- James Dolphin
- Chris Donaldson
- David Falealili
- Stuart Farquhar
- Beatrice Faumuina
- Rebecca Forlong
- Paul Hamblyn
- Melina Hamilton
- Liza Hunter-Galvin
- Kate McIlroy
- Angela McKee
- James Mortimer
- Brent Newdick
- Tony Sargisson
- Jason Stewart
- Carl van der Speck
- Valerie Vili
- Rebecca Wardell
- Nick Willis
- Geoff Bellingham
- Craig Cooper
- John Gordon
- Nicole Gordon
- Rachel Hindley
- John Moody
- Sara Petersen
- Daniel Shirley
- Lianne Shirley
- Ed Book
- Dillon Boucher
- Pero Cameron
- Micaela Cocks
- Rebecca Cotton
- Casey Frank
- Paul Henare
- Mike Homik
- Aneka Kerr
- Donna Loffhagen
- Angela Marino
- Jessica McCormack
- Troy McLean
- Kate McMeeken-Ruscoe
- Aaron Olson
- Lisa Pardon
- Charmian Purcell
- Tony Rampton
- Lindsay Tait
- Jody Tini
- Mika Vukona
- Lisa Wallbutton
- Nonila Wharemate
- Pāora Winitana
- Kahukura Bentson
- Joseph Blackbourn
- Carl Commons
- Jamie Garder
- Soulan Pownceby
- Gregory Weenink
- Jason Allen
- Clinton Avery
- Richard Bowker
- Tammy Boyd
- Toni Bradshaw
- Fiona Carswell
- Sonia Foote
- Hayden Godfrey
- Justin Grace
- Timothy Gudsell
- Greg Henderson
- Melissa Holt
- Logan Hutchings
- Michelle Hyland
- Rosara Joseph
- Jo Kiesanowski
- Peter Latham
- Kashi Leuchs
- Gordon McCauley
- Glen Mitchell
- Mike Northcott
- Robin Reid
- Hayden Roulston
- Marc Ryan
- Nathan Seddon
- Cath Sell
- Alison Shanks
- Adam Stewart
- Sarah Ulmer
- Paddy Walker
- Elisabeth Williams
- Robyn Wong
- Susie Wood
- Ryan Archibald
- Gareth Brooks
- Phil Burrows
- Stacey Carr
- Simon Child
- Ben Collier
- Bryce Collins
- Dean Couzins
- Honor Dillon
- Clarissa Eshuis
- Krystal Forgesson
- Bevan Hari
- Charlotte Harrison
- Michelle Hollands
- Blair Hopping
- Lizzy Igasan
- Beth Jurgeleit
- Frances Kreft
- Kate Mahon
- Jane Maley
- Shea McAleese
- Suzie Muirhead
- James Nation
- Emily Naylor
- Kyle Pontifex
- Kayla Sharland
- Bradley Shaw
- Hayden Shaw
- Darren Smith
- Anita Wawatai
- Diana Weavers
- Paul Woolford
- Belinda Castles
- Olivia Jobsis
- Teegan Metcalfe
- Hayden Power
- Rowan Brassey
- Jo Edwards
- Richard Girvan
- Justin Goodwin
- Jamie Hill
- Jan Khan
- Marina Khan
- Gary Lawson
- Serena Mathews
- Russell Meyer
- Sharon Sims
- Val Smith
- Andrea Bald
- Teresa Borrell
- Brian Carter
- Erin Discombe
- Malcolm Duff
- Alan Earle
- Graeme Ede
- Juliet Etherington
- Sheryl Glass
- David Grummitt
- Melanie Hoverd
- Sally Johnston
- Jocelyn Lees
- Kathryn Mead
- Allan Sinclair
- Dayle Slinn
- John Snowden
- Nadine Stanton
- Grant Taylor
- Ryan Taylor
- Jason Wakeling
- Paul Wilson
- Yang Wang
- Greg Yelavich
- Louise Crome
- Campbell Grayson
- Shelley Kitchen
- Martin Knight
- Tamsyn Leevey
- Lara Petera
- Glen Wilson
- Lisa Daniels
- Nina Daniels
- Brad Chen
- Andrew Hubbard
- Jenny Hung
- Peter Jackson
- Shane Laugeson
- Karen Li
- Sophie Shu
- Annie Yang
- Grant Cavit
- Richie Patterson
- Keisha-Dean Soffe
- Mark Spooner
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