Leisen Michelle Jobe (born February 20, 1973 in Whangarei, Northland) is a retired female field hockey player from New Zealand. She competed with women's national team, nicknamed The Black Sticks, at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, finishing in seventh place.

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Leisen Jobe – International Tournaments v • d • e New Zealand squad - 1998 FIH World Cup 1 Hamahona · 2 Senior · 3 Jobe · 4 Bennett · 5 Weavers · 6 Bell-Kake · 7 Lawrence  · 8 Mathews · 9 Duck · 10 Trolove · 11 Foy · 12 M. Smith · 13 Walton · 14 Pearce · 15 Clarke · 16 K. Smith · Coach: Ackerley v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2000 Champions Trophy 1 McGregor · 2 Senior · 3 Foy · 4 Bennett · 5 Sutherland · 6 Petrie · 7 Lawrence  · 8 Matthews · 11 Turner · 12 Smith · 13 Walton · 14 Muirhead · 15 Irving · 16 Clarke · 18 Weavers · 19 Jobe · Coach: Borren v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2001 Champions Trophy 3 Enoka · 4 Bennett · 5 Sutherland · 6 Orr · 7 Lawrence · 8 Provan · 9 Ward · 10 Igasan · 11 Turner · 12 Smith  · 14 Muirhead · 15 Irving · 16 Clarke · 17 Paewai · 18 Weavers · 19 Jobe · 21 Roberts · Coach: Borren v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2004 Olympic Qualifying Tournament 1 Sharland · 2 Naylor · 5 Sutherland · 6 Orr · 8 Provan · 9 Jobe · 10 Igasan · 11 Carr · 12 Walton · 14 Muirhead  · 15 Jurgeleit · 16 Clarke · 17 Paewai · 18 Weavers · 21 Roberts-Lang · 22 Robertson · 23 Drysdale · 28 Syddall · Coach: Rutledge v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2004 Summer Olympics 1 Sharland · 2 Naylor · 5 Sutherland · 6 Orr · 8 Provan · 9 Jobe · 10 Igasan · 11 Carr · 12 Walton · 14 Muirhead  · 15 Jurgeleit · 16 Clarke · 18 Weavers · 21 Roberts-Lang · 22 Robertson · 23 Drysdale · Coach: Rutledge