New Zealand Women

Leagues Played: FIH Pro League Women 42 Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022 16 Olympics 2020 Hockey - Women 14 World Cup Women 14 World League Women Sunday 26/11 12 Champions Trophy Women Sunday 25/11 12 FIH Nations Cup Women 5 Olympic Qualifiers Women 5 FIH Hockey5s World Cup Women 4 Indoor Hockey World Cup Women 3
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: New Zealand New Zealand U21 Women New Zealand U21

Champions Trophy Women Sunday 25/11	12/04 21:00	3	New Zealand Women v England Women	3-1
Champions Trophy Women Sunday 25/11	12/02 21:00	3	China Women v New Zealand Women	0-2
Champions Trophy Women Sunday 25/11	11/30 14:30	2	New Zealand Women v Netherlands Women	1-1
Champions Trophy Women Sunday 25/11	11/29 17:00	1	New Zealand Women v Japan Women	2-1
Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022	08/02 17:00	50	South Africa Women v New Zealand Women	2-5
Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022	08/01 13:30	1	New Zealand Women v England Women	2-4
Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022	07/30 13:00	5	New Zealand Women v Canada Women	6-0
Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022	07/28 20:00	4	South Africa Women v New Zealand Women	1-2
Commonwealth Games Hockey Women 2022	07/27 15:00	3	India Women v New Zealand Women	0-3
World Cup Women	06/14 08:15	31	New Zealand Women v China Women	4-0
World Cup Women	06/09 08:30	5	New Zealand Women v Australia Women	0-0
World Cup Women	06/07 15:30	4	Japan Women v New Zealand Women	1-4
World Cup Women	06/05 17:45	3	New Zealand Women v Netherlands Women	0-2
World Cup Women	06/02 12:30	2	South Korea Women v New Zealand Women	1-0
World Cup Women	05/31 11:00	1	New Zealand Women v Belgium Women	4-3

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Wikipedia - New Zealand women's national field hockey team

The New Zealand women's national field hockey team is also known as the Black Sticks Women. The team's best performances include a gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, silver medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, a third placing at the 2011 Champions Trophy, and fourth placings at the 1986 World Cup, 2012 Summer Olympics and 2016 Summer Olympics. As of Jun 2024, the team ranks 11th on the International Hockey Federation (FIH) world rankings.