OFC U-17 Women's Championship

2010

Tournament details
Host country
New Zealand
Dates
12 April – 16 April
Teams
4 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 New Zealand (1st title)
Runners-up
 Solomon Islands
Third place
 Papua New Guinea
Fourth place
 Tonga
Tournament statistics
Matches played
6
Goals scored
47 (7.83 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Hannah Wong
(8 goals)
12 Apr 2010 Papua New Guinea   4–0  Tonga
12 Apr 2010 New Zealand       10–0  Solomon Islands
14 Apr 2010 Tonga              0–5  Solomon Islands
14 Apr 2010 New Zealand        9–0  Papua New Guinea
16 Apr 2010 Solomon Islands    1–0  Papua New Guinea
16 Apr 2010 Tonga              0–18 New Zealand

1.New Zealand       9  3  3 0 0  37- 0
2.Solomon Islands   6  3  2 0 1   6-10
3.Papua New Guinea  3  3  1 0 2   4-10
4.Tonga             0  3  0 0 3   0-27

New Zealand qualify to Women Under 17 World Cup 2010

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2012
Tournament details
Host country
New Zealand
Dates
9 – 13 April
Teams
4 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 New Zealand (2nd title)
Runners-up
 Papua New Guinea
Third place
 Cook Islands
Fourth place
 New Caledonia
Tournament statistics
Matches played
6
Goals scored
39 (6.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Hannah Carlsen
 Jasmine Pereira
(6 goals each)
[9 Apr]
New Caledonia      0–1 Papua New Guinea
  [Kaikas 18]
New Zealand        7–0 Cook Islands
  [Puketapu 18, Bott 22, Rolston 29, Carlsen 33, 75
   Palmer 67, 71]
[11 Apr]
New Zealand       13–1 New Caledonia
  [Pereira 2, 31, 47, 86, Rolston 28, 60, Puketapu
   36, 84, 90+3, Clerverley 69, Carlsen 77, Innes 82
   Palmer 90+4; Valefakaaga 19]
Cook Islands       2-3 Papua New Guinea
  [Toka 33, 69; Lorenz 21, 27, Kaikas 53]
[13 Apr]
Cook Islands       3–0 New Caledonia
  [Taio 8, Maoate-Cox 71, Toka 77]
Papua New Guinea   0–9 New Zealand
  [Lee 1, Cleverly 22, 39, Carlsen 36, 40, 78
   Pereira 46, 90+3, Rolston 78]

Final Table

 1.New Zealand       3  3 0 0  29- 1  9
 2.Papua New Guinea  3  2 0 1   4-11  6
 3.Cook Islands      3  1 0 2   5-10  3
 4.New Caledonia     3  0 0 3   1-17  0

NB: New Zealand qualified for FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2012
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2016
Tournament details
Host country
 Cook Islands
City
Matavera
Dates
13–23 January 2016
Teams
9 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
2 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 New Zealand (3rd title)
Runners-up
 Papua New Guinea
Third place
 Fiji
Fourth place
 New Caledonia
Tournament statistics
Matches played
16
Goals scored
107 (6.69 per match)
Attendance
5,300 (331 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Hannah Blake (14 goals)
Best player(s)
 Michaela Foster
Best goalkeeper
 Francine Lockington
Fair play award
 Cook Islands
Group A
 
[Jan 13]
New Caledonia      5–0 Tonga
  [Pahoa 3, 10, Koindredi 71, Lalie 79, Ali Said 88]
New Zealand       11–0 Samoa
  [Blake 1, 81, 90+7, Jillings 7, Hand 13, 21, 65, Tawharu 36,
   Rabaino 73og, Krystman 85, 90+4]
[Jan 15]
New Zealand       12–0 New Caledonia
  [Hand 29, Jenkins 44, 45+2, Main 47, Blake 49, 70, 71, 
   Jillings 52, 90+3pen, Foster 58pen, Bunge 68, Tawharu 90+5]
Samoa              1–4 Tonga
  [Aveau 45+1; Fifita 23, Lutu 44, Kafa 55, Polovili 85pen]
[Jan 18]
New Zealand       13–0 Tonga
  [Blake 5, 20, 55, Jenkins 12, 24, 28, 84, Main 36, 43,
   Tawharu 41, 45+2, 53, 76]
Samoa              0–5 New Caledonia
  [Takamatsu 11, 74, Pahoa 16, 41, Leme 59] 

 1.New Zealand       3  3 0 0  36- 0  9  Qualified
 2.New Caledonia     3  2 0 1  10-12  6  Qualified
 3.Tonga             3  1 0 2   4-19  3
 4.Samoa             3  0 0 3   1-20  0
   Solomon Islands withdrew
 
Group B
 
[Jan 14]
Cook Islands       0–3 Fiji
  [Hussein 22, Likuculacula 31, Nasau 59pen]
Papua New Guinea   7–1 Vanuatu
  [Giada 2, 22, 44, 47, Malara 11, Hapoto 81, Unamba 83; Gere 90+1pen]
[Jan 16]
Fiji               2–3 Vanuatu
  [Nasau 71, Likuculacula 74; Gere 44, Ngwele 48, Simon 83]
Papua New Guinea   2–1 Cook Islands
  [Giada 39, 44; Williams 10]
[Jan 18]
Vanuatu            1–5 Cook Islands
  [Coulon 85; Harmon 4, 18, 36, Marurai 38, Rongokea 47]
Fiji               2–2 Papua New Guinea
  [? 49og, Nasau 84; Giada 30, 66]
 
 1.Papua New Guinea  3  2 1 0  11- 4  7 Qualified
 2.Fiji              3  1 1 1   7- 5  4 Qualified
 3.Cook Islands      3  1 0 2   6- 6  3
 4.Vanuatu           3  1 0 2   5-14  3
 
Semifinals [Jan 21]
New Zealand       11–0 Fiji
  [Blake 8, 45+1, Krystman 13, Tabuanitoga 25og, Main 42, 45+7, Hand 45+4,
   76, 90+4, Tawharu 70, 88]
Papua New Guinea   2–1 New Caledonia
  [Kig 4, 90+3; Pahoa 85pen]

Third Place Match [Jan 23]
Fiji               3–2 New Caledonia
  [Nasau 5, 35, Ilengo 75og; Takamatsu 11, Pahoa 88]

Final [Jan 23]
New Zealand        8–0 Papua New Guinea
  [Blake 26, 47, 90+1, Hand 34, 51, 53, Tawharu 62, Foster 88]
 
 
New Zealand qualified for FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2016
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2017

Tournament details
Host country
Samoa
City
Apia
Dates
4–18 August 2017
Teams
8 (from 1 confederation)
Venue(s)
1 (in 1 host city)
Final positions
Champions
 New Zealand (4th title)
Runners-up
 New Caledonia
Tournament statistics
Matches played
15
Goals scored
89 (5.93 per match)
Attendance
2,550 (170 per match)
Top scorer(s)
 Kelli Brown (14 goals)
Best player(s)
 Maya Hahn
Best goalkeeper
 Lorenza Hnamano
Fair play award
 Tonga
Group A
 
[Aug 5]
Samoa              0–6 New Caledonia
  [Takamatsu 30, 51, 65, Matao 40, Tuimavave 54og, Pahoa 88]
New Zealand       17-1 Tahiti
  [Brown 3, 5, 10, 12, 41, 45, 87, Maynard 17, 20, 52, Wisnewski 
   38, 50, 53, Hahn 45+2, Jenkins 47, 72, Jensen 90+1; Kohueinui 13]
[Aug 8]
New Zealand        7–0 New Caledonia
  [Jensen 17, Wisnewski 24, Jenkins 45+2, 61, 87, Cunningham Lee 54,
   Brown 75]
Tahiti             0–4 Samoa
  [Sataraka 12, Ah Ki 32, Uiagalelei 65, Ruby 85]
[Aug 12]
New Zealand        8–0 Samoa
  [Brown 37, 84, 90, Jenkins 56, 58, Stewart 45, 73, Fraser 83]
New Caledonia      2–1 Tahiti
  [Pahoa 46, Palene 56; Kohueinui 41]
 
 1.New Zealand       3  3 0 0  32- 1  9  Qualified 
 2.New Caledonia     3  2 0 1   8- 8  6  Qualified
 3.Samoa             3  1 0 2   4-14  3 
 4.Tahiti            3  0 0 3   2-23  0
 
Group B
 
[Aug 4]
American Samoa     1–4 Fiji
  [Naolavoa 71; Sinukula 11, 21, Buke 18, V. Bainivalu 60]
Cook Islands       3–1 Tonga
  [Taringa 13, Viking 29, 31; Polovili 86]
[Aug 7]
Fiji               0–0 Tonga
American Samoa     0–4 Cook Islands
  [Tatuava 4, Murare 20pen, 76pen, Taringa 51]
[Aug 11]
Tonga              6–1 American Samoa
  [Lutu 17, 85, Feke 24, Polovili 37, Taukapo 72, Talasinga 73;
   Tofaeono 45+2]
Fiji               2–0 Cook Islands
  [Sinukula 24, Drodrolagi 90+1pen] 

 1.Fiji              3  2 1 0   6- 1  7  Qualified
 2.Cook Islands      3  2 0 1   7- 3  6  Qualified
 3.Tonga             3  1 1 1   7- 4  4 
 4.American Samoa    3  0 0 3   2-14  0
 
Semifinals [Aug 15]
New Zealand        9–0 Cook Islands
  [Brown 18, 31, 34, Jenkins 27, 28, Hahn 37pen, Ramsay 40, 
   Stewart 61, Wisnewski 79]
Fiji               2–4 New Caledonia
  [Rokociri 67, Lagilevu 87; Ihage 47, Pahoa 50, Takamatsu 64,
   Matao 78]

Final [Aug 18]
New Zealand        6–0 New Caledonia
  [Maynard 27, 51, 66, 68, Iekawe 62og, Wisnewski 72]

New Zealand qualified for FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup 2018

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