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| New Zealand Deaf Football has three main clubs – and each club focuses on Futsal, in terms of Mens Grade, Womens Grade and Mixed Grade.
We have annual futsal tournaments in different locations around Aotearoa. New Zealand Deaf Football also travels to Australia to participate in the Australian Deaf Games, as we have done in Albury 2018, and will be doing in 2024 as we travel to Newcastle Australia. |
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| Tim Lewin President New Zealand Deaf Football |
National Championships History
2016 – Part of New Zealand Deaf Games – Hamilton |
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2017 – Wellington |
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Mens Winner: Wellington Hornets |
Mixed Winner: Auckland B |
Mens Runner Up: Silent Flash (Auckland B) |
Mixed Runner Up: Auckland A |
2018 – Palmerston North |
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Mens Winner: Deaf Roos (Australia) |
Womens Winner: Silent Thunder Womens |
Mixed Winner: Silent Thunder A |
| Mens Runner Up: Silent Thunder
(New Zealand Champion)* |
Womens Runner Up: Central Womens |
Mixed Runner Up: Silent Thunder B |
*As we had Australia attending – they won the tournaments but being a New Zealand Championship the highest resulted New Zealand team becomes the New Zealand Champion – in this case being Silent Thunder after making the final against Australia Deaf Roos.
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2019 – Auckland |
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Results coming soon |
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2020/2021 – No Event – Covid19 Pandemic
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2022 – Christchurch |
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Results coming soon |
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2023 – Wellington |
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Mens Winner: Southern Deaf Football |
Mixed Winner: Southern Deaf Football |
Womens Winner: Southern Deaf Football |
Mens Runner Up: Wellington Hornets |
Mixed Runner Up: Silent Thunder |
Womens Runner Up: North Island Combined Team |
2024 – Hamilton
Registrations will Open – March 1st 2024
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