Pamela Barham

Pamela Barham (1933 to 2001), known as Pamela Edmonds during her playing career, was a New Zealand netball international and later a coach. Born in Dunedin, she moved to Christchurch as a teenager, became a physical education teacher and played mainly at centre for Canterbury from 1953. She was picked for the 1960 New Zealand tour of Australia and played in all three Tests, and she captained New Zealand at the 1963 World Netball Tournament, where the team was runner-up. She played 12 Tests in total. After moving to Brisbane in 1974 she taught movement and dance at the University of Queensland, coached the Australian national team in 1985 and 1986, and with Christine Maylor set up the consultancy Netball Coaching International.