National Women's Soccer Tournament
1976 Wellington 2 Auckland 1
1977 Wellington 6 Auckland 0
1978 Wellington 3 Southland 0
1979 Wellington 3 Auckland 2
1980 Wellington 1 Canterbury 0
1981 Auckland 1* Wellington 1
1982 Wellington 3 Canterbury 0
1983 Wellington 1* Auckland 1
1984 Auckland 1 Wellington 0
1985 Wellington 2 Auckland 1
1986 Auckland 2 Wellington 0
1987 Auckland 2 Wellington 0
1988 Waikato 0* Auckland 0
1989 Waikato 1 Auckland 0
1990 Auckland 1 Wellington 0
1991 Auckland 2 Wellington 0
1992 Auckland 1 Waikato 0
1993 Auckland 4 Canterbury 0
1994 Wellington 4 Auckland 2
1995 Auckland 1 Canterbury 0
1996 Canterbury 2 Waikato 0
1997 Auckland 4 Wellington 1
1998 Auckland 1 Wellington 0
1999 Auckland 2 Wairarapa 1
2000 Auckland/Manukau 16 Wellington 14
2001 Wellington 16 Canterbury/Nelson 13
National Women's Soccer League
2002 Auckland/Manukau 19 Canterbury/Nelson 19
2003 Auckland/Manukau 15 Wellington 15
2004 Wellington 2 Auckland/Manukau 1
2005 Auckland/Manukau 4 Wellington 2
2006 Auckland/Manukau 3 Wellington 1
2007 Auckland/Manukau 3 Wellington 1
2008 not held
2009 Auckland Football 5 Capital Football 1
2010 not held
2010/11 Capital Football 2 Waikato-Bay of Plenty 1
2011/12 Northern Football 3 Waikato-Bay of Plenty 0
2012/13 Northern Football 2 Auckland Football 0
2013 Mainland Pride 4 Northern Football 2
2014 Mainland Pride 3 New Zealand U-18 1
2015 Northern Football 4 Mainland Pride 3
2016 Canterbury United Pride 2 Capital Football 0
2017 Auckland Football 3 Canterbury United Pride 2
2018 Canterbury United Pride 3 Northern Lights 2 [aet]
2019 Canterbury United Pride 1* Northern Lights 1 [aet, 4-2 pen]
2020 not held
2021 not held
* - Winners on penalties
NB: since the 2010/11 season, squads are made up of U-20 players with five overage
players per squad; however, the tournament winners are still considered the
national women's league champions and win the same trophy as before.
Champions (43)
20 Auckland (includes Auckland/Manukau, Auckland Football)
12 Wellington (includes Capital Football)
6 Canterbury United Pride (includes Canterbury, Mainland Pride)
3 Northern Football
2 Waikato
Runners up (43)
15 Wellington (includes Capital Football)
10 Auckland (includes Auckland/Manukau)
8 Canterbury United Pride (includes Canterbury, Mainland Pride, Canterbury/Nelson)
4 Waikato (includes Waikato-Bay of Plenty)
3 Northern Lights (includes Northern Football)
1 New Zealand U-18
Southland
Wairarapa
WSANZ Cup
1994 Nomads United 0 Waikato Unicol 0 [aet, 4-3 pen]
1995 Waikato Unicol 3 Petone 1
1996 Lynn-Avon United 4 Petone 2
1997 Three Kings United 7 Petone 5
1998 Three Kings United 4 Petone 2
1999 Three Kings United 3 Wairarapa United 2
2000 Lynn-Avon United 6 Wairarapa United 0
2001 Ellerslie 1 Lynn-Avon United 0
2002 Lynn-Avon United 0 Ellerslie 0 [aet, 5-3 pen]
2003 Lynn-Avon United 4 Ellerslie 1
2004 Lynn-Avon United 1 Three Kings United 0
2005 Lynn-Avon United 2 Eastern Suburbs 0
2006 Lynn-Avon United 3 Western Springs 0
2007 Western Springs 2 Glenfield Rovers 1
2008 Lynn-Avon United 6 Western 2
2009 Lynn-Avon United 5 Claudelands Rovers 1
2010 Claudelands Rovers 5 Three Kings United 4
2011 Glenfield Rovers 3 Coastal Spirit 0
2012 Three Kings United 2 Massey University 0
2013 Coastal Spirit 1 Glenfield Rovers 0
2014 Glenfield Rovers 3 Forrest Hill-Milford U 2
2015 Glenfield Rovers 4 Massey University 0
2016 Forrest Hill Milford U 2 Glenfield Rovers 2 [4-3 pen]
2017 Glenfield Rovers 5 Eastern Suburbs 4
Kate Sheppard Cup
2018 Dunedin Technical 4 Forrest Hill Milford U 2
2019 Eastern Suburbs 4 Coastal Spirit 0
2020 cancelled due to Covid-19 pandemic
2021/22 Wellington United 1 Hamilton Wanderers 0
2022 Auckland United 1 Northern Rovers 0
2023 Western Springs 2 Wellington United 1
Cup Winners (29)
9 Lynn-Avon United
4 Glenfield Rovers, Three Kings United
2 Western Springs
1 Auckland United, Claudelands Rovers, Coastal Spirit, Dunedin Technical,
Eastern Suburbs, Ellerslie, Forrest Hill Milford United, Nomads United,
Waikato Unicol, Wellington United
Runners up (29)
4 Petone
3 Glenfield Rovers
2 Coastal Spirit, Eastern Suburbs, Ellerslie, Forrest Hill-Milford U,
Massey University, Three Kings United, Wairarapa United
1 Claudelands Rovers, Hamilton Wanderers, Lynn-Avon United, Northern Rovers,
Waikato Unicol, Wellington United, Western, Western Springs
Auckland FA
1973 Metro College
1974 Blockhouse Bay
1975 Eastern Suburbs
1976 Eastern Suburbs
1977 Eastern Suburbs
1978 Eastern Suburbs
1979 Eastern Suburbs
1980 Eastern Suburbs
1981 Mt. Wellington
1982 Mt. Wellington
1983 Mt. Wellington
1984 Mt. Wellington
1985 Mt. Wellington
1986 Mt. Wellington
1987 Eden
1988 Massey
1989 South Auckland Rangers
1990 West Auckland
1991 Eden
1992 Pakuranga Town
1993 Avondale United
1994 Te Atatu [2nd: Avondale United]
1995 Avondale United
1996 Lynn-Avon United
1997 Lynn-Avon United
1998 Three Kings United [2nd: Lynn-Avon United]
1999 Three Kings United [2nd: Lynn-Avon United]
2000 Lynn-Avon United
2001 Lynn-Avon United
2002 Lynn-Avon United
2003 Lynn-Avon United
2004 Lynn-Avon United
2005 Lynn-Avon United
NB: Lynndale were renamed Avondale United 1991 and
Lynn-Avon United 1996
With thanks to Jeremy Ruane (jeremyruane@hotmail.com) and Hans Schöggl
Prepared and maintained by Andre Zlotkowski for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Andre Zlotkowski
(nzfooty@hotmail.com)
Last updated: 29 Dec 2023
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