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List of New Zealand women's international footballers

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This is a list of New Zealand women's international footballersassociation football players who have played for the New Zealand women's national football team in officially recognised international matches. All players with official senior caps are listed here.

Key

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Caps Appearances
WC Member of squad at FIFA Women's World Cups[1][2][3][4][5][6]
Oly Member of squad at Olympic Games[7][8][9][10]
U-20 Member of squad at FIFA U-20 Women's World Cups[11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]
U-17 Member of squad at FIFA U-17 Women's World Cups[19][20][21][22][23][24][25]

List of players

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This table takes into account all New Zealand A-international matches played up to and including 13 February 2024 after the game against Vanuatu.[26]

Player Caps Goals First Cap Latest Cap Debùt vs WC Oly U-20 U-17
Amelia Abbott 1 0 2021 2021  Canada
Rosie Ah Wong 7 1 1979 1982  Australia
Abby Allan 6 0 1994 1995  Bulgaria
Pernille Andersen 7 15 1998 1998  Germany
Maria Anderton 4 1 1993 1994  Trinidad and Tobago
Elizabeth Anton 20 0 2017 2024  Thailand 2023[6] 2020[10] 2016[16] 2018[17] 2016[23]
Bridgette Armstrong 3 1 2009 2010  Japan 2008[12] 2010[13] 2012[14] 2008[19]
Adrienne Bain 1 0 1995 1995  South Korea
Donna Baker 35 11 1983 1995  Australia 1991[1]
Mackenzie Barry 12 0 2022 2024  Japan 2018[24]
Jenny Bindon 77 0 2004 2013  Australia 2007[2] 2011[3] 2008[7] 2012[8]
Hannah Blake 6 0 2017 2022  Thailand 2016[16]2018[17] 2016[23]
Catherine Bott 42 3 2014 2023  South Korea 2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2020[10] 2014[15] 2012[21]
Katie Bowen 103 3 2011 2024  Australia 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2016[9] 2020[10] 2012[14] 2008[19] 2010[20]
Hannah Bromley 7 0 2005 2012  Japan 2007[2] 2006[11]
Claudia Bunge 26 0 2019 2024  China 2023[6] 2020[10] 2018[17] 2016[23]
Caitlin Campbell 5 1 2006 2009  China 2006[11] 2008[12] 2008[19]
Julia Campbell 30 9 1987 1995  United States 1991[1]
Jennifer Carlisle 5 1 1997 1998  China
Terri-Amber Carlson 2 0 2011 2011  Switzerland
Simone Carmichael 25 7 2000 2008  Canada 2007[2] 2010[13]
Olivia Chance 47 2 2011 2023  Netherlands 2019[5] 2023[6] 2020[10] 2012[14] 2010[20]
Cinnamon Chaney 29 2 1987 1995  United States 1991[1]
Vicki Chong 1 0 1994 1994  Russia
Aroon Clansey 5 0 2006 2011  China 2011[3] 2006[11]
Sara Clapham 3 0 2004 2004  Australia
Beth Clark 1 0 1996 1996  Papua New Guinea
Michele Clarke 13 2 2003 2007  Samoa
Naomi Clarke 3 0 2004 2004  Australia
Milly Clegg 6 0 2023 2023  Iceland 2023[6] 2022[18] 2022[25]
Daisy Cleverley 35 2 2014 2024  Tonga 2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2020[10] 2014[15]2016[16] 2012[21]2014[22]
Zarnia Cogle 18 0 2000 2004  Canada
Ava Collins 15 0 2021 2024  Canada 2022[18]
Helen Collins 28 6 2013 2015  Scotland 2006[11]
Marie-Jose Cooper 1[note 1] 0 1979 1979  Australia
Barbara Cox 30 0 1975 1987  Hong Kong
Michele Cox 20 9 1987 1998  United States
Tara Cox 4 0 2000 2000  Japan
Amanda Crawford 40 10 1989 2000  Chinese Taipei 1991[1]
Robyn Davies-Patrick 4 0 1994 1996  Bulgaria
Michelle de Bruyn 2 0 1984 1984  Chinese Taipei
Kim Dermott 11 2 1993 1996  United States
Rachel Doody 2 0 2003 2003  Cook Islands
Tracey Duke 2 0 1994 1994  Bulgaria
Katie Duncan 124 1 2006 2019  China 2007[2] 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9] 2006[11] 2008[12]
Priscilla Duncan 20 1 2003 2007  Australia 2007[2]
Brianna Edwards 1 0 2024 2024  Tonga
Melanie Edwards 2 0 2003 2003  Samoa
Nadene Elrick 4 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Abby Erceg 146 6 2006 2022  China 2007[2] 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2006[11] 2008[12]
Victoria Esson 21 0 2017 2024  Thailand 2019[5] 2023[6] 2020[10] 2008[19]
Joanne Evans 3 0 1998 1998  Samoa
Tina Faichnie 1 0 1979 1979  Australia
Jo Fisher 11 4 1982 1991  Chinese Taipei
Michaela Foster 13 1 2023 2024  Argentina 2023[6] 2018[17] 2016[23]
Macey Fraser 3 2 2024 2024  Tonga
Rowena Fulham 6 2 1981 1982  Australia
Maria George 4 0 1982 1991  Chinese Taipei 1991[1]
Sarah Gibbs 4 0 2004 2004  Australia
Jill Gilmore 17 0 1993 2000  Trinidad and Tobago
Alison Grant 32 10 1980 1989  Australia
Ally Green 10 2 2022 2024  Wales
Anna Green 82 8 2006 2023  China 2011[3]2015[4]2019[5] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2008[12] 2010[13]
Sarah Gregorius 100 34 2010 2020  Vanuatu 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2012[8]2016[9] 2006[11]
Sue Gregory 7 0 1993 1996  Trinidad and Tobago
Angela Hall 13 0 1980 1984  Australia
Ingrid Hall 15 1 1979 1983  Australia
Kathy Hall 14 3 1975 1986  Hong Kong
Raewyn Hall 4 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Jacqui Hand 21 4 2021 2024  Canada 2023[6] 2016[16] 2018[17] 2016[23]
Julie Harvey 4 0 1981 1982  Switzerland
Sacha Haskell 16 8 1994 1998  Bulgaria
Betsy Hassett 155 16 2008 2024  Argentina 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2008[12] 2010[13]
Amber Hearn 125 54 2004 2018  Australia 2011[3]2015[4] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9]
Wendi Henderson 64 17 1987 2008  United States 1991[1] 2007[2]
Kristy Hill 20 0 2008 2012  Argentina 2011[3] 2008[7] 2012[8]
Michelle Hodge 3 0 1998 2000  Germany
Julie Hogg 17 6 1979 1983  Australia
Rachel Howard 14 0 1998 2008  United States 2007[2] 2008[7]
Joy Howland 4 0 1996 1996  South Korea
Michelle Hudson 2 0 1983 1983  New Caledonia
Dana Humby 2 0 2004 2004  United States
Emma Humphries 12 0 2006 2008  China 2007[2] 2006[11]
Julie Inglis 15 0 1984 1987  Switzerland
Maia Jackman 50 12 1993 2010  Canada 2007[2]
Deven Jackson 1 0 2023 2023  United States
Maureen Jacobson 53 17 1979 1995  Australia 1991[1]
Grace Jale 25 4 2018 2024  Tonga 2023[6] 2016[16]2018[17] 2016[23]
Carol James 2 0 1991 1991  Papua New Guinea
Kelly Jarden 13 0 1997 2003  China
Maggie Jenkins 1 0 2017 2017  Thailand 2018[17] 2016[23]2018[24]
Nell Jongeneel 4 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Emma Kete 52 3 2007 2019  Australia 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2008[7] 2006[11]
Leslie King 27 0 1987 1994  United States 1991[1]
Katie Kitching 4 0 2023 2024  Colombia
Carol Knox 4 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Anna Leat 14 0 2017 2024  Austria 2023[6] 2020[10] 2018[17] 2016[23]2018[24]
Elaine Lee 1 1 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Megan Lee[27][28] 4 0 2013 2014  United States 2014[15] 2010[13]2012[21]
Debbie Leonidas 17 1 1975 1981  Hong Kong
Renee Leota 15 1 2006 2008  China 2008[7] 2006[11] 2008[12] 2010[13]
Lesley Letcher 4 1 1989 1991  Chinese Taipei
Annalie Longo 133 15 2006 2023  China 2007[2] 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2006[11] 2008[12] 2010[13] 2008[19]
Michelle Loos 15 0 1980 1983  Australia
Kate Loye 1 0 2015 2015  Brazil 2012[14] 2010[20]
Grazia MacIntosh 4 0 1981 1982  Australia
Elise Mamanu-Gray[29][30][31] 1 0 2017 2017  Thailand
Marilyn Marshall 17 9 1975 1981  Hong Kong
Debbie Mathieson 2 0 1981 1981  Australia
Kelly Mawston 6 0 1994 1996  Bulgaria
Terry McCahill 40 1 1991 2003  Australia 1991[1]
Emily McColl 19 0 2007 2008  Solomon Islands 2007[2] 2008[7]
Sarah McLaughlin 11 0 2009 2011  China 2011[3] 2008[12] 2010[13] 2008[19]
Andrea Meikle 1 0 1986 1986  Chinese Taipei
Pip Meo 5 0 2004 2004  Australia
Zoe Miller 5 0 1994 1995  Bulgaria
Evie Millynn 2 0 2014 2014  South Korea 2015[4] 2012[14] 2014[15] 2010[20]
Elizabeth Milne 5 1 2009 2010  China 2008[12] 2010[13]
Meikayla Moore 63 4 2013 2023  China 2015[4] 2019[5] 2016[9] 2020[10] 2014[15]2016[16] 2012[21]
Hayley Moorwood 92 10 2003 2013  Samoa 2007[2] 2011[3] 2008[7] 2012[8]
Sarah Morton 6 1 2018 2019  Japan 2019[5] 2016[16]2018[17] 2016[23]
Ruby Nathan 4 0 2023 2024  Colombia 2022[18] 2022[25]
Erin Nayler 83 0 2013 2023  Italy 2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2016[9] 2020[10] 2010[13] 2012[14]
Tania Neill 6 0 1993 1996  Trinidad and Tobago
Grace Neville 7 0 2023 2024  United States
Jo Nicholson 4 0 1979 1986  Australia
Kim Nye 15 3 1989 1994  Australia 1991[1]
Tayla O'Brien 1 0 2023 2023  United States 2014[15]
Rachel Oliver 22 0 1995 2000  South Korea
Nadia Olla 1 0 2018 2018  New Caledonia 2019[5] 2016[16]2018[17] 2016[23]
Liz O'Meara 1 0 2003 2003  Cook Islands
Rebecca O'Neill 1 0 2005 2005  Japan
Marlies Oostdam 33 0 1996 2009  Australia 2007[2] 2008[7]
Vicki Ormond 4 0 2000 2000  Japan
Anne Ormrod 2 0 2004 2004  United States
Lorinda Panther 11 0 1983 1986  Australia
Jocelyn Parr 4 0 1991 1991  Australia 1991[1]
Holly Patterson 8 0 2012 2013  Northern Ireland 2012[14] 2010[20]
Lynley Pedruco 17 0 1984 1994  Switzerland 1991[1]
Ria Percival 166 15 2006 2023  China 2007[2] 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2008[7] 2012[8] 2016[9] 2020[10] 2006[11] 2008[12]
Jasmine Pereira 25 1 2004 2017  Cook Islands 2015[4] 2016[9] 2014[15]2016[16] 2012[21]
Aimee Phillips 8 1 2015 2019  Brazil
Mary-Anne Poole 2 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Judy Porter 1 0 1979 1979  Australia
Stephanie Puckrin 1 0 2007 2007  Tonga 2007[2]
Martine Puketapu 4 0 2017 2017  Austria 2014[15]2016[16] 2012[21]2014[22]
Deborah Pullen 38 10 1979 1993  Australia 1991[1]
Meisha Pyke 5 0 2000 2004  Japan
Jana Radosavljevic 3 0 2019 2020  China
Brooke Rangi 3 0 2004 2004  Australia
Melissa Ray 8 0 2003 2007  Cook Islands
Michelle Redfern 1 0 1991 1991  Australia
Gabrielle Rennie 32 2 2021 2024  Australia 2023[6] 2020[10] 2018[24]
Petria Rennie 1 0 2005 2005  Japan 2006[11]
Isobel Richardson 2 2 1975 1975  Australia
Audrey Rigby 14 1 1983 1987  Australia
Ali Riley 159 2 2007 2023  Australia 2007[2] 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2006[11]
Indiah-Paige Riley 19 2 2022 2024  Mexico 2023[6]
Carol Roberts 5 0 1984 1984  Switzerland
Fiona Roberts 2 0 1994 1994  Ghana
Alisse Robertson 1 0 2000 2000  United States
Vivienne Robertson 31 9 1989 1991  Australia 1991[1]
Rebecca Roche 2 0 1987 1987  Western Samoa
Andrea Rogers 11 0 1994 1996  Bulgaria
Emma Rolston 15 6 2018 2023  Scotland 2020[10] 2016[16]
Katie Rood 15 5 2017 2021  United States
Rebecca Rolls 22 0 1994 2016  Bulgaria 2015[4] 2012[8]2016[9]
Melissa Ruscoe 23 2 1994 2000  Bulgaria
Paige Satchell 48 2 2016 2023  Australia 2019[5] 2023[6] 2020[10] 2016[16]2018[17] 2016[23]
Tina Salu 4 0 1980 1987  Australia
Wendy Sharpe 47 34 1980 1995  Australia
Jane Simpson 17 1 1997 2004  Australia
Rebecca Simpson 7 0 2004 2007  Australia
Stephanie Skilton 12 0 2014 2020  Switzerland 2019[5] 2012[14]2014[15] 2010[20]
Anne Smith 8 0 1984 1989  Switzerland 1991[1]
Jane Smith 1 0 1994 1994  Russia
Merissa Smith 15 1 2006 2008  China 2007[2] 2008[7] 2006[11] 2008[12]
Nicola Smith 23 14 1998 2007  Germany
Rebecca Smith 74 6 2003 2012  Samoa 2007[2] 2011[3] 2008[7] 2012[8]
Rebecca Sowden 10 0 2004 2007  China
Malia Steinmetz 27 0 2017 2023  Thailand 2023[6] 2016[16] 2018[17] 2014[22]
Tina Stevenson 2 0 1995 1995  South Korea
Rebekah Stott 98 4 1994 2024  China 2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2012[8]2016[9]
Nicole Stratford 3 0 2019 2020  China
Pauline Sullivan 11 0 1982 1982  Chinese Taipei
Danielle Taylor 5[note 2] 1 2003 2007  South Korea
Kate Taylor 13 1 2022 2024  Norway 2022[18]
Lorraine Taylor 21 0 1989 1995  Australia 1991[1]
Maria Te Huia 4 0 1979 1980  Australia
Rebecca Tegg 10 0 2007 2008  Australia 2007[2] 2008[7]
Zoe Thompson 12 2 2004 2007  China 2007[2]
Gillian Thurlow 1 0 1994 1994  Australia
Yvonne Vale 13 0 1994 2003  Russia
Monique van de Elzen 21 9 1987 1991  United States 1991[1]
Rebecca van der Vegt 6 0 1981 1981  Australia
Hannah Wall 11 2 2009 2011  China 2008[12] 2010[13] 2008[19]
Carol Waller 4 0 1975 1975  Hong Kong
Ashleigh Ward 4 0 2021 2023  South Korea 2012[14] 2014[15]
Lynne Warring 4 1 1991 1994  Papua New Guinea 1991[1]
Nora Watkins 10 2 1975 1980  Hong Kong
Rosie White 111 24 2010 2021  China 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2012[8]2016[9] 2008[12] 2010[13] 2012[14] 2008[19]
Ella Wiebe 1 0 2009 2009  Japan
Melissa Wileman 10 0 1995 1998  South Korea
Hannah Wilkinson 120 29 2011 2024  Australia 2011[3]2015[4] 2019[5] 2023[6] 2012[8]2016[9] 2020[10] 2010[13] 2012[14]
Grace Wisnewski 3 0 2023 2023  United States 2022[18] 2018[24]
Kirsty Yallop 104 12 2004 2017  United States 2011[3]2015[4] 2008[7] 2012[8]2016[9] 2006[11]
Pam Yates 3 0 2004 2005  United States

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ Some sources list Cooper with 5 caps
  2. ^ Some sources list Taylor with 7 caps
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