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SANZEA have announced a new competition, with Australia, New Zealand, England and South Africa set to compete in the International Netball Super Series. Four of the sports biggest competing countries joined forces in December 2015 to announce the ground-breaking SANZEA partnership which was designed to set-up a regular top level international competition.The link-up has now confirmed the International Netball Super Series will take place for the first time in August and September later this season - with Australia and New Zealand hosting what promises to be a memorable series of games. The event will kick off in Auckland with a double header which will see the Silver Ferns host Tracey Nevilles England Roses after the world champion Australian Diamonds take on the SPAR Proteas. 2016 International Netball Super Series August 27 Silver Ferns v England Roses Auckland Australian Diamonds v SPAR Proteas August 31 Silver Ferns v SPAR Proteas Hamilton Australian Diamonds v England Roses Adelaide September 4 Australian Diamonds v Silver Ferns Melbourne England Roses v SPAR Proteas Four days later the event will then move to Hamilton for New Zealands meeting with South Africa while in Adelaide Australia will host England.The last round of games will take place in Melbourne, the Roses face SA before a repeat of last years World Cup final between the Diamonds and the SIlver Ferns. Australia beat New Zealand to claim the 2015 World Cup It promises to be a memorable occasion and England Netball Chief Operating Officer Joanna Adams believes the event will take the sport to new heights.This is a ground-breaking initiative for netball. The International Netball Super Series will allow fans across the world to witness regular, world class fixtures. It will showcase those at the pinnacle of the sport and highlight their immense talent, Adams said.The SANZEA partnership was created to develop this world-class international competition and to inspire an increase in the strength of depth in the global game.England Netball is incredibly excited and we look forward to growing this partnership with our counterparts in South Africa, New Zealand and Australia; starting with the first ever International Netball Super Series. 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Hill and Williams have been thrown into the mix with the veterans and are holding their own as they try to learn the nuances of the pro game. "They fit in terrific," defensive co-ordinator Dan Quinn said. "... Both of those guys have a real blue-collar approach to it, which you like. They want to come in and do the work. Playing defensive tackle is tough duty. Its a dirty job in there and both those guys recognize that and put the time in and the work." When the off-season began, head coach Pete Carroll wanted Hill and Williams to start out at one position and get comfortable without putting too much on their plate. Hill began at nose tackle with Williams at the other defensive tackle position during the Seahawks rookie mini-camp in May. Now that they have a month under their belts, Seattle has started to take advantage of their versatility. Hill is working at both defensive tackle positions while Williams is playing tackle and end. 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Seattle signed veteran Tony McDaniel from Miami to fill that spot before drafting Williams. Now the pair will compete for playing time at the spot. Carroll said he thinks Williams could be a guy they rely on this season. "Hes going to make a bid for playing," Carroll said. "Hes going to play a lot I would think. He has a real chance to do that and I wont be surprised if thats what takes place." Hill and Williams have already been getting work with the first-team defence. While Carroll said coaches wont truly know about their ability until they are able to see them in pads during training camp and the preseason, the two have put themselves in a position to be contributors for the Seahawks this fall. "Now we just go out there and start banging on each other and see what happens," Carroll said. ' ' '