Tiarna Clarke
Height: 169cm
Born: February 5, 1999
Junior Association: North Harbour
High School: Westlake Girls’ High School
Previous NBL clubs: Harbour Breeze
Played for NZ Select at the FIBA 3×3 Women World Series in China last August.
Clarke spent one-year playing NCAA Division I at University of Northern Colorado (2017-2018). Played all 32 games for UNC helping them win the Big Sky Conference.
Clarke was the youngest member of the NZ Select team that played against China B in 2016.
Also in 2016 played on the NZ team that claimed silver at the U18 FIBA Oceania Championships in Fiji.
Tiarna Clarke
Tanaka Gapare
Height: 1.90m
Born: September 16, 1996
Junior Association: Wellington
High School: Samuel Marsden High School
Previous NBL clubs: Rookie
Following high school went to Odessa College (Junior College), Texas from 2016-2018.
Played for New Zealand at the 2019 FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup in Changsha, China.
Played in the Tall Ferns Showcase Game in August.
Tanaka Gapare
Jessica Moors
Height: 182cm
Born: December 18,2002
Junior Association: North Harbour
High School: Westlake Girls High School
Previous NBL clubs: Rookie
A Year 13 student at Westlake Girls’ HS – Premier Basketball team captain.
Played for the silver medal winning New Zealand team at the 2019 FIBA U17 Oceania Championships in New Caledonia.
She was named to the 2020 Junior Tall Ferns to Tour China before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the trip.
Jessica Moors
Melika Samia
Height: 174cm
Born: September 12, 2003
Junior Association: Hawkes Bay
High School: Napier Girls’ High School and Mount Maunganui College
Previous NBL clubs: Rookie
Melika is a student at Mount Maunganui College.
Averaged 10.4ppg at the 2018 FIBA U15 Oceania Championship in Papua New Guinea where NZ claimed silver.
She was named to the 2020 Junior Tall Ferns to Tour China before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the trip.
Named to the Tournament Team at the recent Aon U17 National Championships where she averaged 23 points per game playing for Tauranga.
Older sister Rosalia is playing for Canterbury Wildcats.
Melika Samia