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New Zealand women's national handball team

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AssociationNew Zealand Handball Federation
CoachBen Birkenhake
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1st
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2nd
Results
Oceania Handball Nations Cup
Appearances7 (First in 1997)
Best result2nd, 6 times
Last updated on Unknown.

The New Zealand Women's National Handball team is the national handball team of New Zealand and is controlled by the New Zealand Handball Federation.

Current roster - Women

The team is coached by Ben Birkenhake.

Name Position Club
Grace Herrick-Jones Goalkeeper Victoria University of Wellington HC
Abbey L'Estrange Goalkeeper Spartanz HC
Alex Mair Wing Otago University HC
Celia Clark Wing Otago University HC
Jaclyn Parker Wing Canterbury Quakes HC
Monique Dalley Wing Victoria University of Wellington HC
Elizabeth Boyle Wing Otago University HC
Madeleine Stephen Pivot Victoria University of Wellington HC
Rowan Moloughney Pivot Canterbury Quakes HC
Daniela Conforte Pivot Auckland University HC
Sandra Gmuer Back LC Bruehl (Switzerland)
Bridget Ireland Back Vikings HC
Samantha Gard Back Victoria University of Wellington HC
Catherine Graham Back Otago University HC
Nicole Odermatt Centre GC Amicitia Zuerich (Switzerland)
Isabella Anastasiou Centre Otago University HC
Madeleine Hazeleton Centre Vikings HC

Results

Oceania Nations Cup record

Year Position
Australia 1997 Melbourne 2nd
Australia 2005 Sydney 2nd
Australia 2007 Sydney 2nd
Australia 2009 Brisbane 3rd
New Zealand 2011 Wellington 2nd
New Zealand 2013 Wellington 2nd
Australia 2016 Sydney 2nd
Total 7/7

Pacific Cup record

Year Position
Sydney 2005 4th
Auckland 2007 2nd
Total 2/2

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