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NEW ZEALAND WATER POLO JUNIOR WOMEN’S RESULTS ARCHIVE

2015 - FINA World Women's Youth Water Polo Championships - Volos, Greece - August B95 Team: Jessica Milicich, Grace Tobin, Ema Carević, Taylor Sheehan, Liana Dance, Annabel Harman, Ricci Ferigo, Katie McKenty, Sarah Doyle, Emily Nicholson. Coach: Attila Biro. Asst. Barbara Ipacs. Manager: Jane Foster.

Game 1: New Zealand 9 (E Carevic 3, A Harman 2, K McKenty, G Tobin, S Doyle, R Ferigo) vs. Brazil 16

Game 2: New Zealand 7 (L Dance 4, E Carevic 2, G Tobin) vs. Hungary 17

Game 3: New Zealand 9 (A Harman 3, L Dance 2, G Tobin 2, T Sheehan, K McKenty) vs. South Africa 5

Game 4: New Zealand 10 (A Harman 3, R Ferigo 2, G Tobin, K McKenty, E Carevic, E Nicholson, L Dance) vs. Russia 18

Game 5: New Zealand 12 (G Tobin 3, L Dance 2, E Nicholson 2, E Carevic 2, A Harman, R Ferigo, K McKenty) vs Mexico 9

Game 6: New Zealand 6 (L Dance 2, A Harman, S Doyle, E Carevic, E Nicholson) vs. Australia 15

New Zealand place 10th.

2015 - Training Games versus Great Britain - Manchester, England - August B95 Team: Jessica Milicich, Grace Tobin, Ema Carević, Taylor Sheehan, Liana Dance, Annabel Harman, Ricci Ferigo, Katie McKenty, Sarah Doyle, Simone Couvée, Emily Nicholson. Coach: Attila Biro. Asst. Barbara Ipacs. Manager: Jane Foster.

Game 1: New Zealand 17 vs. Great Britain 13

Game 2: New Zealand 18 vs. Great Britain 10

Game 3: New Zealand 19 vs. Great Britan 15

Game 4: New Zealand 16 vs. Great Britain 7

Game 5: New Zealand 14 vs. Great Britain 9

New Zealand win series 5-0.

2015 - 20 & Under Australia State Championships - Sydney, Australia - May

B95 Team: Jessica Milicich, Grace Tobin, Ema Carević, Taylor Sheehan, Paige Walls, Annabel Harman, Ricci Ferigo, Sarah Doyle, Simone Couvée, Kate Henderson. Coach: Attila Biro. Asst. Barbara Ipacs. Manager: Angie Winstanley-Smith.

Game 1: New Zealand 8 vs. Western Australia 12

Game 2: New Zealand 13 vs. Queensland 21

Game 3: New Zealand 12 vs. Victoria/South Australia 13

Game 4: New Zealand 5 vs. New South Wales Blues 14

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Game 5: New Zealand 16 vs. New South Wales Warratahs 11

Game 6: New Zealand 11 vs. New South Wales Warratahs 7

2013 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Volos, Greece – August

B93 Team: Olivia Murphy, Jaymee Graham, Renuka Mahadevan, Nina Lala, Simone Couvee, Rebecca Parkes, Chelsea Geary, Caitlin Lopes da Silva, Pinky Rewi-Henry, Rachel Burns, Ricci Ferigo, Kate Enoka, Zephyr Herriot. Referees: Michael Brooks and Stephen Knights. Game 1: New Zealand 5 (R Parkes 2, C Lopes da Silva 2, P Rewi-Henry) vs. Italy 14

Game 2: New Zealand 11 (J Graham 2, R Parkes 4, C Geary 3, C Lopes da Silva, Z Herriot) vs. Kazakhstan

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Game 3: New Zealand 5 (R Parkes 2, C Lopes da Silva 2, K Enoka) vs. United States of America 12

Game 4: New Zealand 5 (R Parkes, C Geary, C Lopes da Silva, P Rewi-Henry, K Enoka) vs. Spain 17

Game 5: New Zealand 20 (J Graham, R Mahadevan, N Lala, S Couvée, R Parkes 2, C Lopes da Silva 2, R

Burns 2, R Ferigo 6, K Enoka 2, Z Herriot) vs. Uzbekistan 1

Game 6: New Zealand 9 (J Graham, R Parkes, C Geary, C Lopes da Silva, R Ferigo, K Enoka 4) vs. Canada

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New Zealand placed 10th.

2013 – 20 & Under Australia State Championships – Sydney, Australia – January

Game 1: New Zealand 15 vs. Victoria 9

Game 2: New Zealand 13 vs. New South Wales Waratahs 8

Game 3: New Zealand 9 vs. Queensland 14

Game 4: New Zealand 10 vs. NSW Blues 13

Game 5: New Zealand 8 vs. Western Australia 9

Game 6: New Zealand 12 vs. South Australia 8

2012 – Test Series versus Australia – Sydney, Australia – April

Game 1: New Zealand 9 vs. Australia 13

Game 2: New Zealand 9 vs. Australia 9

Game 3: New Zealand 10 vs. Australia 10

2012 – 20 & Under Australia State Championships – Adelaide, Australia – January

Game 1: New Zealand 9 vs. Queensland 16

Game 2: New Zealand 1 vs. New South Wales 15

Game 3: New Zealand 17 vs. Victoria 16

Game 4: New Zealand 11 vs. New South Wales Waratahs 9

Game 5: New Zealand 13 vs. South Australia 12

Game 6: New Zealand 8 vs. Western Australia 7

2009 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Siberia, Russia – August

Game 1: New Zealand 9 vs. Hungary 15

Game 2: New Zealand 33 vs. Uzbekistan 4

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Game 3: New Zealand 15 vs. South Africa 1

Game 4: New Zealand 5 vs. Netherlands 14

Game 5: New Zealand 7 vs. Greece 8

Game 6: New Zealand 14 vs. South Africa 2

New Zealand placed 11th.

2007 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Porto, Portugal – July

Game 1: New Zealand 7 vs. Italy 8

Game 2: New Zealand 7 vs. Canada 10

Game 3: New Zealand 13 vs. Brazil 3

Game 4: New Zealand 13 vs. Russia 12

Game 5: New Zealand 7 vs. Australia 14

Game 6: New Zealand 7 vs. Spain 12

Game 7: New Zealand 9 vs. Netherlands 11

2007 – Holland Pre-Junior Worlds Tournament - July

Game 1: New Zealand 19 vs. Netherlands 9

Game 2: New Zealand 14 vs. Netherlands 9

Game 3: New Zealand 7 vs. Netherlands Seniors 16

Game 4: New Zealand 8 vs. United States of America 6

Game 5: New Zealand 12 vs. Netherlands 10

2006 – Southern Cross Tournament – Auckland, New Zealand – January

Game 1: New Zealand 7 vs. Japan 11

Game 2: New Zealand 10 vs. England 12

2006 – World League Curtain Raiser – Los Alamitos, United States of America – July

New Zealand 5 vs. United States of America 14

2006 – Canadian Tour – Montreal/Ottawa, Canada – August

Game 1: New Zealand 8 vs. Canada 9

Game 2: New Zealand 9 vs. Canada 9

Game 3: New Zealand 12 vs. Canada 8

Game 4: New Zealand 9 vs. Canada 11

2006 – Wahine Tournament – Hawaii – March/April

Game 1: New Zealand 6 vs. Hartwick 8

Game 2: New Zealand 4 vs. SJSU 13

Game 3: New Zealand 3 vs. UCSB 9

Game 4: New Zealand 7 vs. UCSB 13

Game 5: New Zealand 2 vs. Stanford 13

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Game 6: New Zealand 7 vs. SJSU 8

Game 7: New Zealand 5 vs. Hawaii 10

Game 8: New Zealand 5 vs. SJSU 12

Game 9: New Zealand 9 vs. Hartwick 13

Game 10: New Zealand 3 vs. UCLA 24

Game 11: New Zealand 8 vs. Hartwick 7

Game 12: New Zealand 10 vs. Hartwick 13

Game 13: New Zealand 7 vs. Hawaii 12

2005 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Perth, Australia – January

Game 1: New Zealand 10 vs. Japan 8

Game 2: New Zealand 7 vs. Netherlands 7

Game 3: New Zealand 6 vs. Germany 6

Game 4: New Zealand 14 vs. Puerto Rico 5

Game 5: New Zealand 6 vs. United States of America 8

Game 6: New Zealand 7 vs. Canada 4

Game 7: New Zealand 9 vs. Spain 10

New Zealand placed 8th.

2003

Team: Coach: Peter Szilagyi. Asst: Fraser Bickley. Managers: Lynne Percy, Trish Cox.

2003 – States Cup – Los Angeles, United States of America

Game 1: New Zealand 0 vs. Greece 10

Game 2: New Zealand 8 vs. USA Youth 7

Game 3: New Zealand 5 vs. Australia 10

2003 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Calgary, Canada

Game 1: New Zealand 7 vs. Spain 15

Game 2: New Zealand 7 vs. Netherlands 8

Game 3: New Zealand 6 vs. Czech Republic 6

Game 4: New Zealand 5 vs. France 5

Game 5: New Zealand 5 vs. Australia 9

Game 6: New Zealand 4 vs. Russia 11

Game 7: New Zealand 17 vs. Mexico 2

Game 8: New Zealand 3 vs. 10 Greece

New Zealand placed 11th.

2001

Team: Josie Giffney, Rachael Gilchrist, Sarah Bell, Roberta Stewart, Mandy Roberts, Julie Berry, Deanna

Wolf, Claudia Inglis, Amy McGuinness, Rebecca McGuinness, Rebecca Donoghue, Sarah Tan. Coach:

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Alberto Bertolotti. Manager: Pene Dalton. Referee: Liz Burman.

2001 – Australia State Championships – Adelaide, Australia – May

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2001 – FINA World Women’s Junior Water Polo Championships – Perth, Australia – December

Game 1: New Zealand 5 vs. Italy 0

Game 2: New Zealand 9 vs. Venezuela 6

Game 3: New Zealand 3 vs. Greece 8

Game 4: New Zealand 1 vs. United States of America 10

Game 5: New Zealand 2 vs. Australia 12

Game 6: New Zealand 0 vs. Russia 11

Game 7: New Zealand 5 vs. Canada 4

Game 8: New Zealand 2 vs. Germany 8

New Zealand placed 6th.

1999

Team: Emma Berry, Kylie McAneaney, Julie Berry, Jo Henley, Jane Cooley, Sarah Williams, Rebecca

Dalton, Amie Cheesman, Sarah Claridge, Emma MacPherson, Mandy Roberts, Monica Jones, Kathryn

Mooney. Coach: Davor Carevic. Manager: Glenis Roberts. Referee: Boris Kipnis.

1999 – Australia State Championships – Perth, Australia

Game 1: New Zealand 5 vs. Tasmania 4

Game 2: New Zealand 6 vs. Victoria 3

Game 3: New Zealand 7 vs. Western Australia 14

Game 4: New Zealand 2 vs. New South Wales 20

Game 5: New Zealand 6 vs. South Australia 6

1999 – Test Series versus Australia

Game 1: New Zealand 4 vs. Australia 20

Game 2: New Zealand 0 vs. Australia 18

Game 3: New Zealand 4 vs. Australia 12

1998

Team: Jenny Howarth-Simpson, Ellen Knight, Kylie McAneaney, Amie Cheesman, Rachel Jenkins, Jane

Cooley, Akenese Burgess, Mandy Watts, Jo Haanstra, Emma McPherson, Sophie Dromgool, Megan

Thomson, Katrina McGrath. Coach: Boris Kipnis. Asst: Renee Galt. Manager: Jill Simpson

1998 – Australia State Championships – Canberra, Australia

Game 1: New Zealand 15 vs. Tasmania 9

Game 2: New Zealand 5 vs New South Wales 10

Game 3: New Zealand 8 vs. Victoria 8

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Game 4: New Zealand 10 vs. Queensland 10

Game 5: New Zealand 11 vs. ACT 3

Game 6: New Zealand 13 vs. Western Australia 13

Game 7: New Zealand 15 vs. South Australia 3

1998 – Test Series versus Australia

Game 1: New Zealand 6 vs. Australia 10

Game 2: New Zealand 2 vs. Australia 10

Game 3: New Zealand 6 vs. Australia 11