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Sharkey named in U16 Ferns squad

Summary by wellingtonphoenix.com
Madison Sharkey has been named in the U16 Football Ferns squad to compete in the OFC Women’s Championship next month in Samoa. The tournament doubles as qualifying for the U17 World Cup to take place next year. Sharkey has been a regular member of the U18 Phoenix women’s side playing in the Central League this season, and will now get a chance to feature for her country. New Zealand will begin their title defence against Tonga on 2 August 2025, …
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Sharkey named in U16 Ferns squad

Madison Sharkey has been named in the U16 Football Ferns squad to compete in the OFC Women’s Championship next month in Samoa. The tournament doubles as qualifying for the U17 World Cup to take place next year. Sharkey has been a regular member of the U18 Phoenix women’s side playing in the Central League this season, and will now get a chance to feature for her country. New Zealand will begin their title defence against Tonga on 2 August 2025, …

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