Two Wellington Phoenix women’s players have been recognised at the 2026 Dolan Warren Awards. Brooke Nunn and Pia Vlok have received individual accolades at the A-Leagues’ annual awards ceremony in Sydney following their stand-out seasons for the Phoenix. Nunn has...
The Wellington Phoenix are proud three current squad members and 10 past Nix players, the majority of which came through the club’s academy, have been named in the All Whites squad for FIFA World Cup 2026. Phoenix stalwarts Alex Rufer...
A record-breaking crowd has carried the Wellington Phoenix women through to another piece of history. Almost six thousand fans have packed Porirua Park to see the Phoenix become the first New Zealand club to win through to an A-League grand...
The Wellington Phoenix have a final addition to their squad for their maiden playoffs, with midfielder Mikaela Bangalan signing a youth development agreement. Bangalan, 18, only joined the Phoenix academy this year but has quickly impressed head coach Bev Priestman...
Grace Jale is the latest player to re-sign with the Wellington Phoenix for the 2026-27 Ninja A-League season. The club’s newly crowned women’s player of the year has committed to a fourth season with the Phoenix, joining Brooke Nunn, Makala...
The Wellington Phoenix have recognised their standout players, staff, volunteers and fans at the club’s annual awards night at Fraser Park. The women’s most capped player Mackenzie Barry has received the prestigious Lloyd Morrison Spirit of the Phoenix award, while...
The Wellington Phoenix are delighted to confirm Chris Greenacre has been appointed the men’s seventh head coach in club history. Greenacre, who has called Wellington home since 2009 when he joined the Phoenix as a player, will take charge of...
The Wellington Phoenix have locked in Porirua Park for the second leg of the women’s Ninja A-League semi-final. The Phoenix will square off against the highest placed winner from this weekend’s elimination finals for a place in the grand final,...
The Wellington Phoenix are thrilled to announce the women’s most capped player is returning for a sixth season. Mackenzie Barry, who has been a rock at the back for the Phoenix since the women’s inaugural season, has re-signed with the...
The Wellington Phoenix will be without Emma Main for their maiden Ninja A-League finals campaign. The experienced forward has a chronic lumbar spine injury, which saw her sit out the last four matches of the Phoenix’s record-breaking regular season. After...