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Roll of Honour
First International
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2-0 v. Hong Kong, Asian Cup, August 25, 1975
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First Home International
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3-3 v. Australia, Trans-Tasman Cup, May 18, 1980
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100th International
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0-4 v. China, in Hangzhou, November 16, 2006
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200th International
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0-0 v. Brazil, in Taupo, 19 June, 2014
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Record Victory
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21-0 v. Samoa, Oceania Women's World Cup qualifier, October 9, 1998
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30-0 v. Samoa, Oceania U-20 Women's World Cup qualifier, August 31, 2019
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Record Defeat
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0-11 v. North Korea, Australia Cup, February 24, 2004
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Honours Won
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Near Misses
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Second, 1981 World Invitational Tournament
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Second-equal (fourth on goal difference), 1987 World Invitational Tournament
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Runners-up, 1989 Oceania Nations Cup
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Runners-up, 1993 CONCACAF Tournament
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Runners-up (goal difference), 1995 Oceania Women's World Cup qualifying series
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Runners-up, 1999 Oceania Women's World Cup qualifying series
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Runners-up, 2003 Oceania Women's World Cup qualifying series
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Fourth (beaten on penalties), 2009 Cyprus Cup
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Runners-up, 2010 Cyprus Cup
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Semi-finalists (denied place in final by drawing of lots), 2010 Peace Queen Cup
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Runners-up, 2011 Matchworld Cup
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Quarter-finalists, 2012 Olympic Women's Football Tournament
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Third, 2013 Cyprus Cup
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Runners-up, Canberra Centenary Cup
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Fourth (beaten on penalties), 2016 Algarve Cup
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Fourth, 2020 Algarve Cup
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Appearance Milestones
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Hayley Bowden (nee Moorwood) became New Zealand women's football's first centurion when coming on as a substitute against the USA in the 2012 Olympic Women's Football Tournament quarter-final. It was her 86th "A" international, with a further 14 appearances having been made in non-cap-earning internationals
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Abby Erceg became the first player in New Zealand football, male or female, to make 100 "A" international appearances for her country when captaining her country against Tonga in the 2014 OFC Women's Nations Cup tournament.
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Ria Percival was next to achieve the feat, against DPR (North) Korea on home turf on 8 February 2015, and a month later, Katie Hoyle reached her ton against Spain on 5 March.
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Amber Hearn became the Football Ferns' fourth centurion when taking to the field against Holland at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Finals.
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Ali Riley became our fifth centurion when playing against Australia in the first of two internationals in June 2016, while a month later, a substitute appearance by Kirsty Yallop against South Africa brought up her century of appearances for her country.
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Betsy Hassett and Annalie Longo have grown up playing football together, so it was rather fitting that they should both make their 100th appearance for NZ against world champions the USA in September 2017, in a match which also saw Kelley O'Hara bring up her century - quite possibly the first women's international in the history of the game to see three women's players realising the same milestone simultaneously.
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Ria Percival became the country's most capped player on 25 November 2018, as she led the Football Ferns to a 10-0 victory over Fiji. It was her 133rd cap. And on 10 March 2020, she became the first Kiwi to earn 150 caps for her country against Norway at the Algarve Cup.
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Appearance & Goalscoring Record-holders
correct to 12/3/20
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Football Ferns:
Ria Percival, 150 caps; Amber Hearn, 54 goals
Junior Ferns:
Annalie Longo, 25 caps; Emma Rolston, 32 goals
Young Ferns:
Hannah Carlsen, 16 caps; Hannah Blake, 17 goals
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Most Goals Scored in a match by a New Zealand player
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7, by Pernille Andersen v. Fiji, Women's World Cup qualifier, October 11, 1998
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11, by Emma Rolston v. New Caledonia, U-20 WWC qualifier, October 3, 2015
11, by Kelli Brown v. Samoa, U-20 WWC qualifier, 31 August 2019
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Goalscoring Milestones
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In Memoriam
- acknowledging those players and coaches at national level who have gone before us
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The "Fifty-Plus" Club
(Full International Caps)
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Top Ten Most
Prolific Goalscorers
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150
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Ria Percival
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54
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Amber Hearn
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141
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Abby Erceg
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34
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Sarah Gregorius
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134
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Ali Riley
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Wendy Sharpe
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125
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Amber Hearn
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26
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Hannah Wilkinson
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124
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Katie Duncan (nee Hoyle)
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24
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Rosie White
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123
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Annalie Longo
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17
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Wendi Henderson
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119
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Betsy Hassett
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Maureen Jacobson
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109
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Rosie White
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15
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Pernille Andersen
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104
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Kirsty Yallop
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Annalie Longo
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100
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Sarah Gregorius
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14
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Ria Percival
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97
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Hannah Wilkinson
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Nicky Smith
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92
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Hayley Bowden (nee Moorwood)
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81
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Rebekah Stott
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77
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Jenny Bindon
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Anna Green
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74
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Rebecca Smith
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71
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Erin Nayler
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70
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Katie Bowen
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64
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Wendi Henderson
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53
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Maureen Jacobson
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52
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Emma Kete
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50
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Maia Jackman
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Period of Reign
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National Women's Coach
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No. of Times
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Captain
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1975-79
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Dave Farrington
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49
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Abby Erceg
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1980
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Ken Armstrong
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45
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Rebecca Smith
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1981-82
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Dave Boardman
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43
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Hayley Bowden (Moorwood)
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1983-87
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Roy Cox
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27
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Ali Riley
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1988-94
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Dave Boardman
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19
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Barbara Cox
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Aug 1994
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Jeff Coulshed
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14
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Terry McCahill
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Mar 1995
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Nora Watkins
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12
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Marilyn Marshall
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1995-98
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Maurice Tillotson
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9
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Wendi Henderson
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1999-2000
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Doug Moore
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Maureen Jacobson
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2001-03
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Sandy Davie
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6
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Ali Grant
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Feb 2004
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Fred Simpson *
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5
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Leslie King
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Oct 2004
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Ali Grant & Wendi Henderson *
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Viv Robertson
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2005
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Mick Leonard *
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3
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Jo Fisher
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Nov 2006
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John Herdman
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Ria Percival
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Feb 2007
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Allan Jones
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Lyn Pedruco
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April 2007 - Aug 11
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John Herdman
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Lorraine Taylor
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Sep 2011 - Oct 17
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Tony Readings
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2
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Ingrid Hall
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Nov 17
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Andreas Heraf & Gareth Turnbull
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Maia Jackman
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Dec 17 - July 18
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Andreas Heraf
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1
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Julia Campbell
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Oct 18 -
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Tom Sermanni
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Amber Hearn
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Audrey Rigby
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* Served as coach under the direction of Paul Smalley, NZ Football's Director of Football during this period
New Zealand's youngest-ever captain, 21-year-old Hayley Moorwood,
is a picture of concentration as she leads the team out for the first time (left)