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Stacey Fluhler

“Stacey F”

New Zealander flag New Zealander · Auckland, New Zealand · Born 21 December 1994

Wing/Centre

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New Zealand sevens and fifteens star who combines blistering pace with superb finishing ability — Commonwealth Games gold medallist and part of the Black Ferns sevens dynasty that dominated women's rugby through the 2010s.

Stacey Fluhler is a New Zealand sevens and fifteens star whose blistering pace and clinical finishing made her a key figure in the Black Ferns sevens dynasty that dominated women's rugby through the 2010s. She won Olympic gold in rugby sevens at Rio 2016 and Commonwealth Games gold in 2018, before adding a Rugby World Cup title in the fifteen-a-side game, establishing herself as one of the most complete attacking players New Zealand women's rugby has produced across both formats of the sport.

Honours & Achievements

Career Honours

  • Olympic Gold 2016 (Sevens)
  • Commonwealth Games Gold 2018
  • Rugby World Cup (Fifteens)
Club Career
Club Period Apps
Waikato
Career Journey

Timeline

2014 🌍 New Zealand debut vs Australia
2017 🏆 Women's Rugby World Cup winner
2018 🎯 50th international cap
2019 📌 Professional debut with Blues Women
2021 🏆 Rugby World Cup winner (delayed 2021 tournament)
2022 🎯 100th international point
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

2 common questions about Stacey Fluhler

Stacey Fluhler is a New Zealander.

Stacey Fluhler played as a Wing/Centre.