Roster Tracker: Who will play in the U15 Women's Oceania Cup 2026?

    Tracker

    The rosters are already being assembled ahead of the upcoming youth competition.

    AUCKLAND (New Zealand) - National teams are beginning to prepare for the upcoming FIBA U15 Women's Oceania Cup​ as squads are starting to be announced.

    The games will take place from November 30 to December 5.

    Stay up to date with all the news from each national team through the tracker, which will keep you up to date with all the squads.

    Australia

    Final Roster: Eliza Boucher, Mila Childs, Airlie Fisher, Emerson Florance, Jada Hill, Ayen Kulang, Nahla Moke, Milica Mrdic, Violet Santamaria, Ilana Tamburrini, Olive Waters, Eliza Wilson (Announcement)

    Cook Islands

    Preliminary squad:To be announced.

    Fiji

    Final Roster: Kesaia Senimoli, Addyson Wood, Miah Reiher, Caroline Racumu, Sikiji Seva, Losena Delai, Lael Daunivalu, Faustina Tuisiga, Auki Vunakece, Kesaia Nokelevu, Iolani Vugakoto, Yalanieta Diloi (Announcement)

    Guam

    Final Roster: Brooklyn Nazareno, Chloe Laxamana, Emily Duenas, Laurel Osborn, Mackenzie Flores, Madison Atoigue, Maddy Ortua, Moxie Topasna, Shayana Taimanglo, Winona Valencia, Zahna Whitehead, Zara Muna (Announcement)

    New Zealand

    Final Roster: Vae Aukuso, Gia Bishop, Aria Brown, Keira-El Curtis, Renae Fualau-Searle, Indi James, Prisseis Jane, Kharrington Kershaw-Ryan, Danailla Latu-Sa, Maiyah Lavea-Martin, Tia-Raukura Leach, Adison Pelenise - Reserves: Anahera Johnson, Flo Paulo, Milaan Ma Sun, Cora Rodgers-Savea, Lauren Williams (Announcement)

    Samoa

    Preliminary squad:To be announced.

    Tonga

    Preliminary squad:To be announced.

    Rosters displayed on this page have been extracted from information made public by the relevant National Member Federations but do not necessarily correspond to the rosters that will play in the FIBA ​U15 Women's Oceania Cup 2026.

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