Emily Gaddum

New Zealand Olympian: 936

commonwealth games

Medals

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Biography

Glasgow 2014 was the third Commonwealth Games for Emily after she represented New Zealand at the 2006 games in Melbourne, where the team placed 4th, and the 2010 games in Delhi, where the team won silver. Glasgow added a bronze medal to Emily's Games Campaign results, defeating Trinidad and Tobago in the bronze and fourth placing game. 

Emily also competed at three Olympic Games: 2004 in Athens, 2008 in Beijing and 2012 in London. Emily was the most capped women's player at her retirement in 2016 with 274 test caps. A midfielder and defender, her shirt number was 2.
athlete

Fast facts

Sport
Hockey
Birth place
Palmerston North
Born
1985
Height
167cm

Commonwealth GamesGlasgow 2014

Hockey(Hockey - Women)

  • Performance: 5-2
  • Result: Win
  • Placed: 3 of 10
  • HT: 2-1, FT: 5-2

Olympic Summer GamesLondon 2012

Hockey(Hockey - Women)

  • Performance: 1 - 3
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 4 of 12

Commonwealth GamesDelhi 2010

Hockey(Hockey - Women)

  • Performance: 2-2 (PS2-4)
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 2 of 10

Olympic Summer GamesBeijing 2008

Hockey(Hockey - Women)

  • Performance: 1-4
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 12 of 12
  • Half time: 1-2
  • Full time: 1-4
  • Goals: Flynn 17'

Commonwealth GamesMelbourne 2006

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  • Performance: 0-0
  • Result: loss
  • Placed: 4th
  • halftime 0-0;
  • fulltime 0-0;
  • after extra time 0-0
  • New Zealand lost 1-3 on penalty strokes, Michelle Hollands scored the first but Frances Kreft, Stacey Carr and Kayla Sharland missed

Olympic Summer GamesAthens 2004

Hockey(Hockey - Women)

  • Performance: 3-0
  • Result: Loss
  • Placed: 6 of 10
  • Halftime: 0-1