Black Ferns
Stacey Fluhler

PLAYER PROFILE

Stacey Fluhler

Midfield

KEY STATS
UPDATED
AGE
27
WEIGHT
72KG
HEIGHT
169CM
GAMES
25
POINTS
55
TRIES
11

BIOGRAPHY

Stacey Fluhler is a fast, evasive back that excels in both sevens and 15s.

She was first selected in the Black Ferns Sevens team in 2016, and in 2017 won the World Cup with the Black Ferns. A natural athlete, Fluhler has also represented New Zealand in touch rugby and at provincial level in netball, hockey and athletics.

Fluhler had a star season for the Black Ferns Sevens in 2019/2020, finishing as the World Series top try scorer and claiming the DHL Impact Player of the season.

Away from rugby, Fluhler has a Bachelor of Health, Sport and Human performance. She was a member of the Black Ferns Rugby World Cup 2021 winning squad and scored a crucial try in the 34-31 final win over England. 

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Personal connections crucial to Black Ferns success - Fluhler
World Cup-winning Black Ferns centre Stacey Fluhler said a significant factor in the side's success was learning more about each other off the field.
Ruahei Demant and Black Ferns shine at the ASB Rugby Awards
Black Ferns co-captain and World Cup winner, Ruahei Demant has collected three major prizes at the 2022 ASB Rugby Awards, including the supreme Kelvin R. Tremain Memorial Player of the Year.
Preview: Black Ferns v Australia (Rugby World Cup)
The ninth edition of the Women’s Rugby World Cup is set to kick-off at Eden Park on Saturday with an opening day triple header featuring the top three seeds in front of a world record crowd for women's rugby internationals.
Black Ferns named for last Test before Rugby World Cup
A strong Black Ferns side has been named by coaches Wayne Smith, Wes Clarke and Whitney Hansen for their last Test match before the Rugby World Cup, hosting Japan at Eden Park on Saturday (kick-off 4.30pm)
Three All Blacks and one Black Fern named in World Rugby Dream Teams
Ardie Savea, Will Jordan, Beauden Barrett and Stacey Fluhler have been named in World Rugby's respective 2021 Dream Teams as part of the World Rugby Awards.