Katrina Rore is a professional New Zealand's national netball player who is currently playing for the Silver Ferns as their vice-captain. She also plays for the Central Pulse in the ANZ Championship. Previously, she played for the Canterbury Flames, Otago Rebels, and Southern Steel.
Member of the New Zealand netball team in the 2010 Commonwealth Games Katrina Rore is a happily married woman and her net worth is estimated above $3 million. If you are curious enough to explore facts regarding her husband, salary and net worth, just scroll down as they await your attention.
Well, Katrina Rore is a popular netball player who is in her professional career for almost a decade so it is quite common that she has earned a net worth of over $3 million as of 2019. She has also represented her national netball team in several international events and has earned a lot of cash prizes which helped to raise the net worth.
Talking about her club earnings, she is associated with the Central Pulse team since 2010 and the salary range for the professional netball players is around $40,000 to $67,500. As per the sources, the ANZ netball players health insurance amount is around $1,635.
Moreover, she also plays for the Silver Ferns team and from there she might have been receiving a salary of around $50,000. So far she hasn't reported about any endorsement deals as the endorsement is also a major source of income of the netball players.
Apart from her financial earnings, she might own some personal assets but she hasn't shared details regarding the personal assets in the media.
Katrina is a well-known sports figure whose personal life is always a matter of discussion among her fans as it is quite common for the players of such status. Rore is a happily married woman who is currently enjoying her married life with her spouse.
Katrina's wedding ceremony with her boyfriend Joel Rore SOURCE: Instagram She tied the knot with her boyfriend Joel Rore in 2018 at Boomrock in the Ohariu Valley, Wellington in front of family and friends including Casey Kopua, Daya Wiffen, and Kate Thompson. So far Katrina is enjoying her marital life with her husband Joel and they haven't reported any disputes.
Katrina Rore's wedding cake SOURCE: Instagram She mentioned in one of her interviews that "I knew the tears would happen if I did – and they did! Ever since we got engaged, we couldn't wait to get married. We'd be lying on the bed and go, 'I wish we could just go and do it today!' When you find the person you're meant to marry, you just can't wait for it to happen."
The lovely couple got engaged in April 2018 at Fiji resort soon after the Commonwealth Games. They haven't reported about their past affairs or a relationship so far on the media. Furthermore, the couple hasn't reported the birth of any child.
The 32 years old popular Silver Ferns netball player is around 1.87 m (6 ft 2 in) tall in height and further facts regarding her body measurements are still under review.
Katrina Grant is a native of New Zealand who was born on 6 May 1987, in Papakura New Zealand. She hods Kiwis nationality and belongs to the white ethnic group. Information regarding her parents and siblings are still under review.
Katrina with her family SOURCE: Instagram After completing her high school education, Katrina enrolled at the University of Otago where she played netball for the University netball team.
Katrina Rore is a professional New Zealand's national netball player who is currently playing for the Silver Ferns as their vice-captain. She also plays for the Central Pulse in the ANZ Championship. Previously, she played for the Canterbury Flames, Otago Rebels, and Southern Steel.
Katrina had represented her country's netball team in several big events like 2010 Commonwealth Games, 2009 World Netball Series held in Manchester where the team won gold medals. Moreover, she was also named ANZ Premiership Player of the Year.
Katrina is currently playing under the Silver Ferns captain Laura Langman and alongside some of the famous netball players including Karin Burger and Gina Crampton.
