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New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes Athletics - Track Cycling – Track (Women) 1. Alana Barber 20km Walk Women 28. Lauren Ellis Women’s Team Pursuit, Omnium 2. Angie Petty 800m Women 29. Rushlee Buchanan Women’s Team Pursuit 3. Nikki Hamblin 1500m, 5000m 30. Jaime Nielsen Women’s Team Pursuit 4. Lucy Oliver 5000m Women 31. Racquel Sheath Women’s Team Pursuit 5. Hamish Carson 1500m Men 32. Georgia Williams Women’s Team Pursuit 6. Julian Matthews 1500m Men 33. Olivia Podmore Individual Sprint Women, 7. Quentin Rew 20km, 50km Race Walk Men Women Team Sprint, 8. Zane Robertson 10,000m Men Keirin Women 9. Nick Willis 1500m Men 34. Natasha Hansen Individual Sprint Women, Women Team Sprint, Athletics - Field Keirin Women 10. Valerie Adams Shot Put Women 11. Eliza McCartney Pole Vault Women Cycling – Track (Men) 12. Stuart Farquhar Javelin Men 35. Dylan Kennett Men’s Team Pursuit, Omnium 13. Jacko Gill Shot Put Men 36. Pieter Bulling Men’s Team Pursuit 14. Tom Walsh Shot Put Men 37. Aaron Gate Men’s Team Pursuit 38. Regan Gough Men’s Team Pursuit Canoe Sprint 39. Hayden Roulston Men’s Team Pursuit 15. Lisa Carrington K1W 200, K1W 500 40. Ethan Mitchell Men’s Team Sprint 16. Aimee Fisher K4 500 Women 41. Sam Webster Individual Sprint Men, 17. Kayla Imrie K4 500 Women Men's Team Sprint, 18. Jaimee Lovett K4 500 Women Keirin Men 19. Caitlin Ryan K4 500 Women 42. Eddie Dawkins Individual Sprint Men, 20. Marty McDowell K1 1000 Men Men's Team Sprint, Keirin Men Canoe Slalom 21. Luuka Jones K1 Women Diving 22. Mike Dawson K1 Men 43. Elizabeth Cui Women’s 3m Individual Cycling – BMX / MTB 23. Trent Jones BMX Men Equestrian 24. Samuel Gaze Mountain Bike Men 44. Julie Brougham Dressage Individual 45. Jonelle Price Eventing Team, Eventing Individual – Road Cycling 46. Clarke Johnstone Eventing Team, Eventing Individual 25. Linda Villumsen Road Race, Time Trial - Women 47. Jonathan Paget* Eventing Team, Eventing Individual 26. Zac Williams Road Race, Team Sprint Reserve 48. Mark Todd Eventing Team, Eventing Individual 27. George Bennett Road Race Men, Time Trial - Men 49. Tim Price Eventing Team, Eventing Individual New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes Football Hockey - Women 50. Katie Bowen Football - Women 74. Samantha Charlton Women’s Team 51. Katie Duncan Football - Women 75. Sophie Cocks Women’s Team 52. Abby Erceg Football - Women 76. Gemma Flynn Women’s Team 53. Anna Green Football - Women 77. Charlotte Harrison Women’s Team 54. Sarah Gregorius Football - Women 78. Pippa Hayward Women’s Team 55. Betsy Hassett Football - Women 79. Rose Keddell Women’s Team 56. Amber Hearn Football - Women 80. Anita McLaren Women’s Team 57. Annalie Longo Football - Women 81. Olivia Merry Women’s Team 58. Meikayla Moore Football - Women 82. Stacey Michelson Women’s Team 59. Erin Nayler Football - Women 83. Brooke Neal Women’s Team 60. Ria Percival Football - Women 84. Kirsten Pearce Women’s Team 61. Jasmine Pereira Football – Women 85. Sally Rutherford Women’s Team 62. Ali Riley Football – Women 86. Kelsey Smith Women’s Team 63. Rebecca Rolls Football – Women 87. Liz Thompson Women’s Team 64. Rebekah Stott Football – Women 88. Petrea Webster Women’s Team 65. Rosie White Football - Women 89. Kayla Whitelock Women’s Team 66. Hannah Wilkinson Football - Women Hockey - Men 67. Kirsty Yallop Football – Women 90. Ryan Archibald Men’s Team 91. Simon Child Men’s Team Gymnastics 92. James Coughlan Men’s Team 93. Blair Hilton Men’s Team 68. Courtney McGregor Women’s Artistic Ind All Round 94. Hugo Inglis Men’s Team 69. Misha Koudinov Men’s Artistic Ind All Round 95. Stephen Jenness Men’s Team 70. Dylan Schmidt Trampoline 96. Devon Manchester Men’s Team 97. Shea McAleese Men’s Team 98. Shay Neal Men’s Team Golf 99. Arun Panchia Men’s Team 71. Lydia Ko Women’s Golf 100. Hayden Phillips Men’s Team 72. Ryan Fox Men’s Golf 101. Kane Russell Men’s Team 73. Danny Lee Men’s Golf 102. Bradley Shaw Men’s Team 103. Blair Tarrant Men’s Team 104. Nick Wilson Men’s Team 105. Nic Woods Men’s Team Judo 106. Darcina Manuel -57kg Women New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes Rowing - Women Rugby - Women 107. Emma Twigg Single Scull - Women 143. Shakira Baker Women’s Rugby Sevens 108. Julia Edward Lightweight Double Scull 144. Kelly Brazier Women’s Rugby Sevens 109. Sophie MacKenzie Lightweight Double Scull 145. Gayle Broughton Women’s Rugby Sevens 110. Genevieve Behrent Women’s Pair, Women’s Eight 146. Theresa Fitzpatrick Women’s Rugby Sevens 111. Rebecca Scown Women’s Pair, Women’s Eight 147. Sarah Goss Women’s Rugby Sevens 112. Eve Macfarlane Double Scull - Women 148. Huriana Manuel Women’s Rugby Sevens 113. Zoe Stevenson Double Scull - Women 149. Kayla McAlister Women’s Rugby Sevens 114. Kelsey Bevan Women’s Eight 150. Tyla Nathan-Wong Women’s Rugby Sevens 115. Emma Dyke Women’s Eight 151. Terina Te Tamaki Women’s Rugby Sevens 116. Kerri Gowler Women’s Eight 152. Ruby Tui Women’s Rugby Sevens 117. Kayla Pratt Women’s Eight 153. Niall Williams Women’s Rugby Sevens 118. Grace Prendergast Women’s Eight 154. Portia Woodman Women’s Rugby Sevens 119. Ruby Tew Women’s Eight 120. Francie Turner Women’s Eight Rugby - Men 155. Scott Curry Men’s Rugby Sevens 156. Sam Dickson Men’s Rugby Sevens - Men Rowing 157. DJ Forbes Men’s Rugby Sevens 121. Mahe Drysdale Single Sculls - Men 158. Rieko Ioane Men’s Rugby Sevens 122. Alistair Bond Lightweight Coxless Four 159. Akira Ioane Men’s Rugby Sevens 123. James Hunter Lightweight Coxless Four 160. Gillies Kaka Men’s Rugby Sevens 124. James Lassche Lightweight Coxless Four 161. Tim Mikkelson Men’s Rugby Sevens 125. Peter Taylor Lightweight Coxless Four 162. Sione Molia* Men’s Rugby Sevens 126. Hamish Bond Men’s Pair 163. Lewis Ormond Men’s Rugby Sevens 127. Eric Murray Men’s Pair 164. Augustine Pulu Men’s Rugby Sevens 128. Christopher Harris Double Scull - Men 165. Regan Ware Men’s Rugby Sevens 129. Robert Manson Double Scull - Men 166. Joe Webber Men’s Rugby Sevens 130. George Bridgewater Quadruple Scull 167. Sonny Bill Williams Men’s Rugby Sevens 131. Nathan Flannery Quadruple Scull 132. John Storey Quadruple Scull Sailing 133. Jade Uru Quadruple Scull 168. Jo Aleh 470 Women 134. Michael Brake Men’s Eight 169. Polly Powrie 470 Women 135. Isaac Grainger Men’s Eight 170. Alex Maloney 49er FX Women 136. Stephen Jones Men’s Eight 171. Molly Meech 49er FX Women 137. Alex Kennedy Men’s Eight 138. Shaun Kirkham Men’s Eight 172. Gemma Jones Nacra 17 Mixed 139. Thomas Murray Men’s Eight 173. Jason Saunders Nacra 17 Mixed 140. Brook Robertson Men’s Eight 141. Caleb Shepherd Men’s Eight 142. Joe Wright Men’s Eight New Zealand Olympic Team Selected Athletes Sailing Continued… Weightlifting 174. Paul Snow-Hansen 470 Men 199. Tracey Lambrechs Women’s +75kg 175. Daniel Willcox 470 Men 200. Richie Patterson Men’s 85kg 176. Peter Burling 49er Skiff Men 177. Blair Tuke 49er Skiff Men 178. Joshua Junior Finn Men Wrestling – Greco-Roman 179. Sam Meech Laser Men 201. Craig Miller Men’s 66kg *Jonathan Paget unable to compete, replacement Tim Price Shooting *Sione Molia replacement for Sonny Bill Williams 180. Chloe Tipple Women’s Skeet 181. Natalie Rooney Women’s Trap 182. Ryan Taylor Men’s 50m Prone Rifle Swimming 183. Lauren Boyle W400mFS, W800mFS 184. Helena Gasson W100m, W200m Butterfly 185. Emma Robinson W800m Freestyle 186. Bradlee Ashby M200 Ind Medley, M200m Butterfly 187. Matt Hutchins M400m, M1500m Freestyle 188. Corey Main M100m, M200m Backstroke 189. Kane Radford 10km Marathon Swimming 190. Glenn Snyders M100m, M200m Breaststroke 191. Matthew Stanley M100m, M200m Freestyle Taekwondo 192. Andrea Kilday Under 49 Women Tennis 193. Marcus Daniell Men’s Doubles 194. Michael Venus Men’s Doubles Triathlon 195. Andrea Hewitt Individual Women 196. Nicky Samuels Individual Women 197. Tony Dodds Individual Men 198. Ryan Sissons Individual Men .
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