Dame Noeline Taurua Reveals Silver Ferns 2024/25 Squad with Exciting New Additions

Thursday, 22 August 2024, 07:20

Silver Ferns have announced their 2024/25 squad, featuring two new players alongside veterans. Dame Noeline Taurua emphasizes the consistency shown during trials. The anticipation builds ahead of the Taini Jamison Trophy series against England Roses.
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Dame Noeline Taurua Reveals Silver Ferns 2024/25 Squad with Exciting New Additions

Silver Ferns have unveiled their squad for the 2024/25 season, showcasing two newcomers: Claire O’Brien and Parris Mason, both of whom have made an impression in the ANZ Premiership. Veteran players Kimiora Poi and Erena Mikaere are also returning to the squad. Poi, a former captain of the Tactix, has significant experience, while Mikaere brings her unique skills after a brief stint on the team. This announcement precedes the Taini Jamison Trophy series against the England Roses, kicking off on September 29 in Auckland.

Dame Noeline Taurua expressed her satisfaction with the selection process, highlighting the competitive nature of the trials. She noted that both newcomers have showcased growth in their mental and physical abilities, crucial for a successful team. The midcourt selections were particularly challenging for Taurua due to the strength of the players vying for those positions.

Taurua reiterated the essential attributes of consistency and teamwork that players must embody to earn their places among the Silver Ferns. The squad aims for success in upcoming competitions against traditional rivals, with both Poi and Mikaere showcasing their readiness to contribute to the team's efforts moving forward.

Silver Ferns 2024-25 squad:

Kate Burley, Karin Burger, Ameliaranne Ekenasio, Maddy Gordon, Kate Heffernan, Kelly Jackson, Phoenix Karaka, Parris Mason, Erena Mikaere, Grace Nweke, Claire O’Brien, Kimiora Poi, Mila Reuelu-Buchanan, Whitney Souness, Amelia Walmsley, Maia Wilson.

Silver Ferns development squad:

Tayla Earle, Georgie Edgecombe, Catherine Hall, Paris Lokotui, Tiana Metuarau, Martina Salmon, Michaela Sokolich-Beatson, Carys Stythe, Peta Toeava, Saviour Tui.


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