Career
She played for the Australian Diamonds but has now retired internationally but still plays for NSW Swifts. She usually plays in the positions of goal defence and wing defence. Corletto is the younger sister of former American Federation of Labor-Congress football player Ian Prendergast.
Corletto started playing netball at aged 10 in her home town of Kerang.
She made her Commonwealth Bank Trophy debut at the age of 16 for the Melbourne Phoenix, where her style of defence saw her named Netball Australia"s best new talent. She was selected in the Australian open squad at the age of 17.
In 2005 she captained the Australian U-21 team to a bronze medal at the World Youth Championships, while on the comeback trail from a stress fracture in her foot. Also that year, she was named in the Australian national team to tour England in a tri-series.
However, after injuring her ankle in the first minutes of the season opener, the local derby between Phoenix and Kestrels, she was forced to pull out, with Melbourne Kestrels team-mate Rebecca Bulley called up in her place.
In 2008 Corletto signed with the Melbourne Vixens to play in the new transport-Tasman Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Championship. She capped off the 2009 season with the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Championship premiership-winning Vixens, coming runner-up in the Vixens’ Best & Fairest, and being awarded the Liz Ellis Diamond, the highest and most prestigious individual honour in Australian netball, awarded to the player that has polled the most votes across the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Championship and Australian Diamonds seasons. Corletto made up for her misfortunes in 2011, returning to the Vixens team during round 5 of the 2011 season, and being named in the Diamonds Squad to represent Australia in the World Netball Championships.
At the end of the 2012 Australia and New Zealand Banking Group championship season, she announced she was leaving the Vixens to sign with the New Zealand team the Northern Mystics in 2013 to join husband Daryl, who had re-signed with the New Zealand Breakers.
She played for the Northern Mystics in 2013 and 2014. In 2015, Corletto was part of the New South Wales Swifts team that lost in the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Championship finals to the Queensland Firebirds.
Corletto subsequently announced her retirement from international netball after the tournament. 2011 Melbourne Vixens Coaches Award
2015 World Championship gold medal
2014 Australian Commonwealth Games Netball Team
2011 World Championship gold medal (extra-time)
2009 Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Championship victory with Melbourne Vixens
2007 World Championship gold medal
2004 Commonwealth Bank Trophy Best New Talent.
