Football - Team New Zealand

Football

Number Name Height Date of Birth
1
NAYLER ENAYLER Erin
 177 cm 17 Apr 1992
2
PERCIVAL RPERCIVAL Ria
 161 cm 7 Dec 1989
3
GREEN AGREEN Anna
 168 cm 20 Aug 1990
4
BOTT CBOTT CJ
 165 cm 22 Apr 1995
5
MOORE MMOORE Meikayla
 175 cm 4 Jun 1996
6
BUNGE CBUNGE Claudia
 173 cm 21 Sep 1999
7
RILEY ARILEY Ali
 163 cm 30 Oct 1987
8
ERCEG AERCEG Abby
 177 cm 20 Nov 1989
9
RENNIE GRENNIE Gabi
 166 cm 7 Jul 2001
10
LONGO ALONGO Annalie
 158 cm 1 Jul 1991
11
CHANCE OCHANCE Olivia
 162 cm 5 Oct 1993
12
HASSETT BHASSETT Betsy
 158 cm 4 Aug 1990
13
SATCHELL PSATCHELL Paige
 160 cm 13 Apr 1998
14
BOWEN KBOWEN Katie
 173 cm 15 Apr 1994
15
CLEVERLEY DCLEVERLEY Daisy
 167 cm 30 Apr 1997
16
ROLSTON EROLSTON Emma
 170 cm 10 Nov 1996
17
WILKINSON HWILKINSON Hannah
 178 cm 28 May 1992
18
LEAT ALEAT Anna
 173 cm 26 Jun 2001
19
ANTON EANTON Elizabeth
 173 cm 12 Dec 1998
20
van der MEER Mvan der MEER Marisa
 173 cm 27 Mar 2002
21
ROBERTSON MROBERTSON Michaela
 150 cm 28 Aug 1996
22
ESSON VESSON Victoria
 173 cm 6 Mar 1991

Team Officials

Function Name
Head Coach
AUS
SERMANNI TSERMANNI Tom
Assistant Coach
GBR
PROSSER OPROSSER Owain
Assistant Coach
REED DREED Duncan
Assistant Coach
BIRNIE LBIRNIE Leon

Events Entered

Discipline Event Rank
FBL Football Women 12

Schedule

Change
Start Time Location Event Status
Tokyo Stadium
Women's Group G
#06
AUS
Australia
2
NZL
New Zealand
1
Finished
Saitama Stadium
Women's Group G
#12
NZL
New Zealand
1
USA
United States
6
Finished
Miyagi Stadium
Women's Group G
#17
NZL
New Zealand
0
SWE
Sweden
2
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

:
RankTeamYearLocation
Olympic Games
8Senior2012London, ENG
9Senior2016Rio de Janeiro, BRA
10Senior2008Beijing, CHN
FIFA Women's World Cup
11Senior1991People's Republic of China
12Senior2011Germany
14Senior2007People's Republic of China
19Senior2015Canada
20Senior2019France
AFC Women's Asian Cup
1Senior1975Hong Kong
OFC Women's Nations Cup
1Senior2018New Caledonia
1Senior2014Papua New Guinea
OFC Women's Championship
1Senior2010New Zealand
1Senior2007Papua New Guinea
1Senior1991Australia
1Senior1983New Caledonia
2Senior2003Australia
2Senior1998New Zealand
2Senior1994Papua New Guinea
2Senior1989Australia
3Senior1986New Zealand
4Senior1986New Zealand
FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup
7U202014Canada
9U202012Japan
9U202008Chile
12U202016Papua New Guinea
13U202006Russian Federation
14U202018France
14U202010Germany
FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
3U172018Uruguay
12U172016Jordan
12U172008New Zealand
13U172014Costa Rica
13U172012Azerbaijan
14U172010Trinidad and Tobago

General Interest

Nickname
Football Ferns

General
New Zealand secured their spot at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo by winning the 2018 OFC Women's Nations Cup in New Caledonia. They topped their group with three wins before successive 8-0 victories over hosts New Caledonia and then Fiji guaranteed their sixth title at the tournament.

The New Zealand team's first appearance at Olympic level came at the 2008 Games in Beijing, where they failed to make it out of their group. The team's performance at London 2012 was their best finish to date, beating Cameroon in their final group match to advance to the quarterfinals where they were defeated 2-0 by eventual gold medal winners the United States of America. At the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, the New Zealanders were the lowest ranked third-placed team and did not progress past the group stage.

New Zealand have competed at five editions of the Women's World Cup, finishing bottom of their group on each occasion and failing to make it out of the group stage.
Legend
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Gold Medal
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Silver Medal
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Bronze Medal
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Gold Medal Event
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Bronze Medal Event
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