Lizzy Horlock

New Zealand Olympian: 918

Biography

Lizzy debuted for New Zealand against Korea in 2001. She has since developed into a world class defender who is highly respected by opponents around the world. Captain of the team, Lizzy leads from the front with a high work rate, an uncompromising attitude and has the ability to set up an attack from anywhere on the field. These skills saw her be nominated as a finalist for the FIH world player of the year in 2005 and saw her win the New Zealand women’s player of the year in 2004 and 2005. Lizzy has played over 115 test matches for New Zealand and the Beijing Olympics will be her second Olympic Games. Highlights of her career to date include beating Australia to win the Oceania Cup in 2007. Lizzy lives and plays her hockey for North Harbour in the New Zealand Hockey League.

athlete

Fast facts

Sport
Hockey
Birth place
Whangarei
Born
1982
Height
163cm

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