New Zealand national under-20 football team

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New Zealand U20
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Nickname(s) Junior All Whites
Association New Zealand Football
Confederation OFC (Oceania)
Captain Jack Pelter
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FIFA code NZL
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The New Zealand Under 20's football (soccer) team, more commonly known as the Junior All Whites, is controlled by New Zealand Football and represents New Zealand in international Under 20 or youth football competitions.

[edit] Current Squad

As of 16 November 2007.[1]
Goalkeepers
No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
GK Jacob Spoonley March 3, 1987 15 0 Flag of New Zealand Wellington Phoenix
GK Rhyss Keane March 9, 1990 2 0 Flag of New Zealand Manly United FC


Defenders
No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
DF Sam Peters July 20, 1989 12 0 Flag of New Zealand Western Suburbs
DF Ian Hogg December 15, 1989 13 0 Flag of New Zealand Hawke's Bay United
DF Phil Edginton February 8, 1987 16 1 Flag of New Zealand Hawke's Bay United
DF Jack Pelter (c) July 30, 1987 9 1 Flag of England Sunderland A.F.C.
DF Tim Schaeffers May 14, 1987 13 0 Flag of New Zealand Waikato FC
DF Michael Boxall August 18, 1988 14 0 Flag of New Zealand Auckland City FC
DF Keiran Purcell April 27, 1988 4 0 Flag of New Zealand University of Evansville


Midfielders
No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
MF Cole Peverley July 2, 1988 12 1 Flag of New Zealand Waikato FC
MF Rod Brown October 24, 1987 4 0 Flag of Chile Club de Fútbol Universidad de Chile
MF Dan Keat September 28, 1987 12 4 Flag of the United States Dartmouth College
MF Nick Roydhouse October 9, 1980 15 1 Flag of New Zealand YoungHeart Manawatu
MF Michael Cunningham November 29, 1987 13 2 Flag of New Zealand Otago United
MF Chris James July 4, 1987 8 7 Flag of England Fulham F.C.
MF Aaron Clapham January 15, 1987 6 0 Flag of the United States University of Louisville
MF Tim Richardson September 12, 1988 6 1 Flag of New Zealand YoungHeart Manawatu


Strikers
No. Pos. Player DoB (Age) Caps Goals Club
FW Jeremy Brockie October 7, 1987 13 2 Flag of Australia Sydney FC
FW Craig Henderson June 24, 1987 12 0 Flag of the United States Dartmouth College
FW Sam Jenkins February 17, 1987 11 7 Flag of New Zealand Hawke's Bay United
FW Greg Draper August 11, 1989 5 0 Flag of New Zealand Wellington Phoenix


[edit] References

  1. ^ Squad lists and profiles. www.nzsoccer.com. Retrieved on 2007-11-16.

[edit] External links


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