NZ team
2022 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - EDMONTON, CANADA
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
2018 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - LA, USA
Dodgeball New Zealand sent a team to compete in the men's division of the 2018 WDBF World Championships. In what was one of their best showings at a World tournament, New Zealand qualified 6th after the round robin, losing to Malaysia in the quarter final.
Results;
Won against; Argentina, Hong Kong and Italy
Lost to; Australia, Canada, Malaysia (2), Mexico and USA
Squad; Nick Fargher (c), Donnovan Hutton (c), Brendon Beattie, Shane Coffey, Dylan Dedman-Ngaiwi, Liam Hardie Sander, Caleb Norriss, Chris Win
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
2015 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS -
LAS VEGAS, USA
After not sending a team to the 2014 tournament, New Zealand introduced a number of new players in the 2015 edition.
Results;
Won against; France
Lost to; Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mexico and USA
Squad
Lee Terewei (c), Mohinesh Chandra, Jordan Davidson, Donnovan Hutton, Nick Fargher, Aaron Gane, Simon Harrison, Caleb Norriss, Bronson Wharehinga
2014 ADBF International Dodgeball Championships - Singapore
Between World Championship events New Zealand sent a team to compete in the Asian Dodgeball Federation Championships. New Zealand managed to qualify for the final, losing to Malaysia.
Results;
Won against; Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines
Lost to; Malaysia
Mens Squad; Mike Gold (c), Michael Calder, Mohinesh Chandra, Kelvin Cummings, Jordan Davidson, Aaron Gane, Donnovan Hutton, Bronson Wharehinga
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; Simon Harrison (c), Omri Cook, Aaron Gane, Mike Gold, Luke Hughes, Cameron Neal, Anthony Oorschoot, Nathan Oorschoot, Theo Scandrett, Tony Spence, Lee Terewei
Womens Squad; Charlotte Cramond (c), Haley Burrett, Courtney Cramond, Jenna Haerewa, Kate Henwood, Jane King, Christina Wiggers, Ereti Williams
2012 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS - KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
New Zealand was part of the very first WDBF Dodgeball World Championships in Malaysia. One of six teams competing, this was a tough introduction for New Zealand, but the team was better for the experience.
Results;
Lost to; Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and USA
Squad; Simon Harrison (c), Lucas Dons, Ed Foate, James McConachie, Nick McConachie, Liam Maguren, Ihaka Waerea, Bronson Wharehinga
New Zealand Men's representatives
Lance Easson
DNZ #39
Debut 2019
Games played 11
3 Wins
Sam Anderson
DNZ #38
Debut 2019
Games played 11
3 Wins
Nick Saunders
DNZ #37
Debut 2019
Games played 11
3 Wins
Jake Paki
DNZ #36
Debut 2019
Games played 11
3 Wins
Hunter Martin
DNZ #35
Debut 2019
Games played 11
3 Wins
Liam Hardie Sander
DNZ #34
Debut 2018
Games played 9
3 Wins
Brendon Beattie
DNZ #33
Debut 2018
Games played 20
6 Wins
Shane Coffey
DNZ #32
Debut 2018
Games played 13
4 Wins
Dylan Dedman-Ngaiwi
DNZ #31
Debut 2018
Games played 9
3 Wins
Chris Win
DNZ #30
Debut 2016
Games played 28
7 Wins
Craig Gold
DNZ #29
Debut 2016
Games played 8
1 Wins
Ray Tuietufuga
DNZ #28
Debut 2016
Games played 8
1 Win
Te-Hura Roberts
DNZ #27
Debut 2016
Games played 8
1 Win
Connor Higgins
DNZ #26
Debut 2016
Games played 8
1 Win
Caleb Norriss
DNZ #25
Debut 2015
Games played 16
4 Wins
Nick Fargher (c)
DNZ #24
Debut 2015
Games played 35
8 Wins
Michael Calder
DNZ #23
Debut 2014
Games played 4
3 Wins
Mohinesh Chandra
DNZ #22
Debut 2014
Games played 11
4 Wins
Jordan Davidson
DNZ #21
Debut 2014
Games played 11
4 Wins
Donnovan Hutton (c)
DNZ #20
Debut 2014
Games played 39
11 Wins
Kelvin Cummings
DNZ #19
Debut 2014
Games played 4
3 Wins
Lee Terewei (c)
DNZ #18
Debut 2013
Games played 12
3 Wins
Tony Spence
DNZ #17
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Theo Scandrett
DNZ #16
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Nathan Oorschoot
DNZ #15
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Anthony Oorschoot
DNZ #14
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Cameron Neal
DNZ #13
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Luke Hughes
DNZ #12
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Mike Gold (c)
DNZ #11
Debut 2013
Games played 17
6 Wins
Aaron Gane
DNZ #10
Debut 2013
Games played 16
6 Wins
Omri Cook
DNZ #9
Debut 2013
Games played 5
2 Wins
Bronson Wharehinga
DNZ #8
Debut 2012
Games played 16
4 Win
Ihaka Waerea
DNZ #7
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
Liam Maguren
DNZ #6
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
Nick McConachie
DNZ #5
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
James McConachie
DNZ #4
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
Ed Foate
DNZ #3
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
Lucas Dons
DNZ #2
Debut 2012
Games played 5
0 Wins
Simon Harrison (c)
DNZ #1
Debut 2012
Games played 19
3 Wins
New Zealand Women's representatives
Tara Skellerup
DNZ #14
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Chelsea Martyn
DNZ #13
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Maddy Dixon
DNZ #12
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Megan McConnell
DNZ #11
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Emma Lester
DNZ #10
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Kathryn Gaze
DNZ #9
Debut 2017
Games played 6
1 Win
Christina Wiggers
DNZ #8
Debut 2013
Games played 11
2 Wins
Ereti Williams
DNZ #7
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win
Kate Henwood
DNZ #6
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win
Jenna Haerewa
DNZ #5
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win
Jane King
DNZ #4
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win
Haley Burrett
DNZ #3
Debut 2013
Games played 11
2 Wins
Courtney Cramond
DNZ #2
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win
Charlotte Cramond
DNZ #1
Debut 2013
Games played 5
1 Win