A pioneer sport administrator in Australian sport, Eunice Gill left a lasting legacy. A former Victorian and Australian player in the 1940s, she made a significant impact off the court over four decades. Gill was captain of the All Australia carnival team in 1946–47 and represented Australia on the successful 1948 tour of New Zealand – Australia's only international tour from 1939–1955. Later national and Victorian coach, she was also President and national honorary secretary and treasurer of the All Australia Netball Association, Vice-President of IFNA and Australia's delegate at three World Championships. A foundation Board member of the Confederation of Australian Sport and member of the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, Gill was made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for services to sport, recreation and physical education.