Women's qualifier against Australia
A meeting was held on Sunday 10th February where the opportunity was discussed.
The conclusion was that a registration of interest form would be made available until the end of March 2019 so that players who are interested in representing New Zealand could indicate their interest.
Further information can be found on the Women's National Teams page on the NZAFF web site here.
The registration of interest form is available here and is now open.
At the meeting there was a request to make the decision to mount a campaign as quickly as possible so that players had the maximum amount of time to fund raise. The campaign will be self funded as detailed in the National Teams Process (here).
Women' National Flag Team
The meeting also covered the possibility of a Women's Campaign to the Flag World in Korea next year (2020).
The discussion centred on hosting an "open weekend" in early April where players from any code can participate, learn the basics and then move onto games.
From that point further planning can be done.
There will be more posted about this at a later date.
Further information can be found on the Women's National Teams page on the NZAFF web site here.
A meeting was held on Sunday 10th February where the opportunity was discussed.
The conclusion was that a registration of interest form would be made available until the end of March 2019 so that players who are interested in representing New Zealand could indicate their interest.
Further information can be found on the Women's National Teams page on the NZAFF web site here.
The registration of interest form is available here and is now open.
At the meeting there was a request to make the decision to mount a campaign as quickly as possible so that players had the maximum amount of time to fund raise. The campaign will be self funded as detailed in the National Teams Process (here).
Women' National Flag Team
The meeting also covered the possibility of a Women's Campaign to the Flag World in Korea next year (2020).
The discussion centred on hosting an "open weekend" in early April where players from any code can participate, learn the basics and then move onto games.
From that point further planning can be done.
There will be more posted about this at a later date.
Further information can be found on the Women's National Teams page on the NZAFF web site here.
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