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Maggie Jenkins proud to lead from the front

12 September 2019
Maggie Jenkins proud to lead from the front

Defending champions New Zealand are hot favourites to secure their seventh consecutive U-19 Women’s Oceania title and book their ticket to next year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup hosted by Nigeria when they face New Caledonia in the tournament’s title decider at Rarotonga’s CIFA Academy. Coached by Gemma Lewis, the current crop of this New Zealand…

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CIFA Academy
12 September 2019
U-19 Women’s crown on the line in Rarotonga

New Caledonia and New Zealand are both just one win away from claiming regional supremacy, and a place in next year’s U-20 Women’s World Cup in Nigeria, going into the deciding day at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship in the Cook islands. Meanwhile with the bronze medal also up for grabs, Tahiti and Vanuatu will…

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3rd/4th Play-Off
10 September 2019
New Zealand and New Caledonia advance to the decider

Reigning champions New Zealand cruised past Vanuatu to set up a showdown with Les Cagous for the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship crown, after the New Caledonians overcame their francophone rivals Tahiti in a dramatic penalty shoot-out in the day’s opening semi-final at Rarotonga’s CIFA Academy. Tahiti 0-0 New Caledonia (Tahiti 6-7 New Caledonia after penalties)…

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CIFA Academy
9 September 2019
Tamarii ready for Francophone showdown

An exciting encounter awaits in Rarotonga when Tahia Tamarii and her Tahitian sisters take on New Caledonia to battle for the final berth in the OFC Women’s U-19 Championship 2019 semi-final. Tahiti has been in preparation since January and the one person who could help them achieve their goal is the young lady from Moorea….

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9 September 2019
Stage is set for semi-final showdowns

We are down to the last four teams as the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship reaches its business end at Rarotonga’s picturesque CIFA Academy. Fighting for their place in the tournament’s title decider, the stakes couldn’t be higher for francophone rivals Tahiti and New Caledonia in the day’s opening encounter, before Vanuatu and reigning champions New…

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CIFA Academy
9 September 2019
Rita Solomon leading in a new era

Vanuatu’s results at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship has surprised few more than the players themselves. However, with an opening loss to Cook Islands, then victories over Solomon Islands and Fiji, Vanuatu have booked themselves a spot in the semi-finals and a growing belief in themselves. Vanuatu U-19 captain Rita Solomon stepped into the spotlight…

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OFC U-19 Women's Championship 2019
9 September 2019
OFCU19W | Live Stream | Semi-Final 2 #VANNZL
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mycujoo
9 September 2019
OFCU19W | Live Stream | Semi-Final 1 #TAHNCL
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mycujoo
9 September 2019
Teamwork is the key to Kelli Brown’s scoring prowess

It took New Zealand striker Kelli Brown less than a minute to make a statement by scoring her and her side’s opening goal at the OFC U-19 Women’s Championship against Samoa. Following her blistering start, Brown has carried on to amass a remarkable 11-goal haul in that same match before adding another four in her…

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CIFA Academy
7 September 2019
Tahiti and New Zealand complete semis quartet

Tournament debutants Tahiti and six-time defending champions New Zealand have joined New Caledonia and Vanuatu in the final four of the OFC U-19 Women’s Championships by dominating their opponents on the sixth and final match day of the group stages at Rarotonga’s CIFA Academy. Tahiti scored five goals in each half, brushing aside Samoa to…

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