Medal record
Lizzy Igasan
Women’s Field Hockey
Competitor for  New Zealand
Champions Challenge
Gold	2005 Virginia Beach	Team

Elizabeth ("Lizzy") Jane Igasan (born September 16, 1982 in Whangarei) is a field hockey defender from New Zealand, who represented her native country at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. There she finished in sixth place with the Women's National Team. Igasan made her international senior debut for the Black Sticks in 2001 against South Korea. Hailing from North Harbour, Igasan has earned the distinction of being named Hockey New Zealand Player of the Year in two consecutive years (2004 and 2005).

[edit] International Senior Competitions

• 2001 – Champions Trophy, Amstelveen
• 2002 – World Cup, Perth
• 2004 – Olympic Qualifying Tournament, Auckland
• 2004 – Olympic Games, Athens
• 2004 – Champions Trophy, Rosario
• 2005 – Champions Challenge, Virginia Beach
• 2006 – Commonwealth Games, Melbourne
• 2008 – Olympic Games, Beijing

[edit] References

• New Zealand Field Hockey

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 - 2002 FIH World Cup 3 Enoka · 4 Bennett · 5 Sutherland · 7 Hamahona · 8 Provan · 9 Ward · 10 Igasan · 11 Turner · 12 Mee · 14 Muirhead · 15 Irving · 16 Clarke  · 17 Paewai · 18 Weavers · 20 Christie · 21 Roberts · 23 Drysdale · 25 Bishop · 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

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2005 Champions Challenge 1 Sharland · 2 Naylor · 6 Orr · 8 Provan · 9 Dillon · 10 Igasan · 11 Carr · 12 Ryan · 13 Galletly · 14 Muirhead  · 15 Jurgeleit · 16 Eshuis · 19 Maley · 20 Kreft · 21 Roberts · 22 Robertson · 24 Phillips · 26 Wawatai · Coach: Rutledge

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2006 Commonwealth Games 1 Sharland · 2 Naylor · 3 Forgesson · 9 Dillon · 10 Igasan · 11 Carr · 14 Muirhead · 15 Jurgeleit · 16 Eshuis · 18 Weavers · 19 Maley · 20 Kreft · 25 Mahon · 26 Wawatai · 28 Harrison · 29 Hollands · Coach: Rutledge

v • d • e New Zealand squad - 2008 Summer Olympics 1 Sharland · 2 Naylor · 3 Forgesson · 4 Saunders · 8 Claxton · 10 Igasan  · 11 Carr · 13 Galletly · 14 Noakes · 15 Jurgeleit · 17 Paewai · 21 Roberts-Lang · 22 Flynn · 23 Drysdale · 24 Horvath · 26 Wawatai · 28 Harrison · 29 McQuinn · Coach: Towns

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