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This is a list of New Zealand women's international footballers – association 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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