NZ team

2024 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - GRAZ, AUSTRIA

2024 saw the Dodgeball World Championships move to Europe, with New Zealand sending a men and a mixed team

Results (Men) 7th;

Won against; Spain, Denmark, Ivory Coast, Mexico and Argentina

Lost to; England (2), Malaysia, and USA

Squad; Nick Fargher (c), Liam Hardie-Sander, Jade Johnson, Sam Lama, Caleb Norriss, Jordan Strong, James Treweek, Michael Zandbergen - Brendon Beattie providing injury cover.

Results (Mixed) 12th

Won against; Spain and Germany

Lost to; England (2), Mexico, USA, Austria, and Japan

Squad;, Sam Anderson (c), Amy Bartlett (c), Isaac Anderson, Joel Anderson, Michael Davidson, Maddison Dixon, Brenna Gould, Chante Prime, Amy Robertshaw

2022 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDMONTON, CANADA

2022 saw the return of Dodgeball World Championships for the first time since COVID 19. It also saw the introduction of a mixed division for the first time.

Results (Men) 9th;

Won against; Ireland, Austria, and Sweden

Drew against; Mexico

Lost to; USA, Australia, Italy, and Great Britain

Squad; Nick Fargher (c), Brendon Beattie (c), Isaac Anderson, Sam Anderson, Mohinesh Chandra, Shane Coffey, Michael Davidson, Liam Hardie-Sander, Joseph Leigh Monsal, Thomas Logopati, Hunter Martin, Jordan Strong, James Treweek

Results (Women) 7th 

Won against;  Mexico (2) and Italy

Lost against; USA (2), Canada (2), Hong Kong, and Great Britain

Squad; Celina Cheung (c), Amy Bartlett, Ruby Callaghan, Maddison Dixon, Jordan Giles, Sam Giles, Brenna Gould, Darcey Graham, Amy Robertshaw, Chanel Robinson, Valerie Villarosa, Jaz Witheford

Results (Mixed) 10th

Won against; Ireland and Norway

Lost against; Australia, Hong Kong, USA, Great Britain, Mexico, Sweden and Austria

Squad; Mohinesh Chandra (c), Isaac Anderson, Sam Anderson, Michael Davidson, Sam Giles, Darcey Graham, Brenna Gould, Joseph Leigh-Monsall, Thomas Logopati, Amy Robertshaw, Chanel Robinson, Jordan Strong, James Treweek, Valerie Villarosa, Jaz Witheford

2019 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - CANCUN, MEXICO

Dodgeball New Zealand sent a team to compete in the men's division of the 2019 WDBF World Championships. Although making it to the quarter finals, the team was unable to advance, losing to the USA. 

Results;

Won against; Argentina, Italy and Norway 

Lost to; USA (twice), Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Mexico

Squad; Nick Fargher (c), Donnovan Hutton (c), Sam Anderson, Brendon Beattie, Shane Coffey, Lance Easson, Hunter Martin, Jake Paki, Nick Saunders, Chris Win

Coach; Simon Harrison

2016 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

For just the second time, New Zealand was able to send both men's and women's teams to the World Championships.

Results (Men);

Won against; Pacific Islands 

Lost to; Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mexico, Singapore and USA

Results (Women);

Won against; Singapore

Lost to; Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia and USA

Mens Squad; Mike Gold (c), Nick Fargher, Craig Gold, Connor Higgins, Donnovan Hutton, Ray Tuietufuga, Te-Hura Roberts, Chris Win

Womens Squad; Hayley Burrett, Maddison Dixon, Kathryn Gaze, Megan McConnell, Chelsea Martyn, Emma Lester, Tara Skellerup, Christina Wiggers

2013 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - QUEENSTOWN, NEW ZEALAND

The second installment was hosted in our very our picturesque Queenstown! It was also the first year New Zealand enterred both Men's and Women's teams.

Results (Men);

Won against; Australia and Hong Kong

Lost to; Canada, Malaysia and USA

Results (Women);

Won against; Australia

Lost to; Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia and USA

Mens Squad; Lee Terewei (c), Omri Cook, Aaron Gane, Mike Gold, Luke Hughes, Cameron Neal, Anthony Oorschoot, Nathan Oorschoot, Theo Scandrett, Tony Spence

Womens Squad; Charlotte Cramond (c),  Haley Burrett, Courtney Cramond, Jenna Haerewa, Kate Henwood, Jane King, Christina Wiggers, Ereti Williams