Together with Head Coach Remington Steele, the NZWLA is pleased to announce the New Zealand U19 Women’s Team who will compete at the FIL 2015 U19 Women’s World Championship in Edinburgh Scotland, Thursday 23 July – Saturday 1 August 2015.
Congratulations and best of luck!
Team Photo © 2015 NZL
2015 New Zealand Women’s U19 World Championship Squad
Georgia Archer – Harbour Hawks
Ollie Archer – Harbour Hawks
Phoebe Bardoul – Hamilton East Phoenix
Taylor Barker – Harbour Hawks
Harriet Beattie – College Rifles/ Hamilton East Phoenix
Georgia Carter – Westforce
Tori Crisford – College Rifles
Anna Dawson – Hamilton North Falcons/ Harbour Hawks
Tegan Edmonds – Harbour Hawks
Ellen Hackett – Lacrosse Central
Samantha Hyland – Harbour Hawks
Savannah McAtamney-Rasch – Footscray, Australia
Erin Parker – Hamilton East Phoenix
Sammy Quintal – Hamilton East Phoenix
Ella Ransley – Cambridge
Gemma Rose – Hamilton North Falcons
Paige Salthouse – McKendree University, USA
Elise Windsor – Cambridge
Alternates
Melissa Gratwicke – Cambridge
Siobhan Quintal – Hamilton East Phoenix
Coaches
Head Coach: Remington Steele
Assistant Coach: Phil Cowper
Assistant Coach: Jess Evans
Original post on New Zealand Lacrosse Website:
2015 New Zealand Women’s U19 World Championship Squad Announcement
2015 FIL Rathbones Women’s U19 World Championship Website: https://www.u19wc2015.co.uk/
New Zealand Women’s Lacrosse Association:
President
Secretary
Webmaster (Women’s)
Hannah Doney
Sally Rutherford
Marina Samountry
nzwpublicity@nzlacrosse.com
nzwpresident@nzlacrosse.com
nzwsecretary@nzlacrosse.com
webmaster@nzlacrosse.com
About Zew Zealand Lacrosse
New Zealand Amateur Lacrosse Union (‘NZALU’): This is the governing body for all Lacrosse in New Zealand. The Men’s and the Women’s NZ Associations are affiliated with the NZALU.
New Zealand Lacrosse Association (‘NZLA’): Governing body for all Men’s Lacrosse in New Zealand to which all men’s clubs are affiliated.
New Zealand Women’s Lacrosse Association (‘NZWLA’): Governing body for all Women’s Lacrosse in New Zealand to which all women’s clubs are affiliated.
