New Zealand Women

Leagues Played: FIBA Asia Championships Women 13 FIBA Asia Cup Women 9 Olympic Qualification Women 8 International Women 6 Commonwealth Games Basketball Women 6 Basketball Matches 2
Links: Wikipedia
Related Teams: New Zealand U19 New Zealand New Zealand U18

Olympic Qualification Women	02/11 08:30	3	^[4] New Zealand Women v France Women ^[1]	L	39-94
Olympic Qualification Women	02/10 11:00	2	^[3] New Zealand Women v Puerto Rico Women ^[4]	L	67-69
Olympic Qualification Women	02/08 11:00	1	^[3] China Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	L	94-47
FIBA Asia Cup Women	07/02 02:30	50	^[2] Australia Women v New Zealand Women ^[2]	L	81-59
FIBA Asia Cup Women	07/01 07:00	2	^[1] Japan Women v New Zealand Women ^[2]	L	88-52
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/30 07:00	636	^[2] New Zealand Women v Philippines Women ^[3]	W	83-78
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/28 01:00	3	^[3] New Zealand Women v Lebanon Women ^[4]	W	76-45
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/27 07:00	2	^[3] New Zealand Women v China Women ^[2]	L	46-80
FIBA Asia Cup Women	06/26 01:00	1	South Korea Women v New Zealand Women	W	64-66
International Women	06/10 16:00	-	Turkey Women v New Zealand Women	L	89-64
International Women	06/09 16:00	-	New Zealand Women v Poland Women	W	73-62
FIBA Asia Championships Women	10/02 15:00	31	^[3] Chinese Taipei Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	W	59-74
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/30 13:00	14	^[2] Australia Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	L	72-61
FIBA Asia Cup Women	09/29 10:00	1	^[3] New Zealand Women v India Women ^[4]	W	109-49
FIBA Asia Cup Women	09/28 07:00	1	^[3] New Zealand Women v Japan Women ^[1]	L	50-62
FIBA Asia Cup Women	09/27 10:00	1	^[3] Korea Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	L	85-69
Olympic Qualification Women	11/17 04:30	3	^[1] South Korea Women v New Zealand Women ^[2]	W	65-69
Olympic Qualification Women	11/16 04:30	2	^[3] China Women v New Zealand Women ^[1]	L	94-71
Olympic Qualification Women	11/14 06:30	1	New Zealand Women v Philippines Women	W	111-54
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/28 10:00	31	^[3] New Zealand Women v Chinese Taipei Women ^[3]	W	71-56
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/27 12:15	14	^[2] South Korea Women v New Zealand Women ^[3]	L	58-52
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/26 07:45	1	New Zealand Women v Philippines Women	W	75-57
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/25 07:45	1	New Zealand Women v Australia Women	L	44-82
FIBA Asia Championships Women	09/24 12:15	1	China Women v New Zealand Women	L	67-44
Basketball Matches	07/28 07:00	1	New Zealand Women v Chinese Taipei Women	W	88-66
Basketball Matches	07/26 09:00	1	New Zealand Women v South Korea Women	W	93-74
Commonwealth Games Basketball Women	04/14 08:00	20	New Zealand Women v Canada Women	W	74-58
Commonwealth Games Basketball Women	04/13 11:00	2	Australia Women v New Zealand Women	L	109-50
Commonwealth Games Basketball Women	04/10 08:30	14	Mozambique Women v New Zealand Women	W	63-79
Commonwealth Games Basketball Women	04/08 07:30	3	^[4] India Women v New Zealand Women ^[1]	W	55-90

Wikipedia - New Zealand women's national basketball team

The New Zealand women's national basketball team represents New Zealand in international basketball competitions. They are nicknamed the Tall Ferns. The team has been coached by Guy Molloy since 2018.

The New Zealand women's national team has taken part in three Olympic Games, and one FIBA Women's World Cup. Since participating at the FIBA Women's Asia Cup in 2017, their top performance is a fourth place finish in 2023. In the past, the Tall Ferns have also competed at the FIBA Oceania Women's Championship.

The New Zealand Women's basketball team, also known as the Tall Ferns, is a talented and competitive group of athletes representing their country on the international stage. Known for their strong teamwork, skillful play, and determination, the team has made a name for themselves in the world of women's basketball.

The New Zealand Women's team has a rich history of success, with numerous appearances in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup and the Olympic Games. They have consistently performed well in regional competitions, showcasing their ability to compete at the highest level.

The team is led by a dedicated coaching staff and features a roster of talented players who bring a mix of experience and youth to the court. With a strong work ethic and a commitment to excellence, the New Zealand Women's team continues to make their mark in the world of basketball, inspiring fans and aspiring athletes alike.