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Wellington Phoenix academy players, staff and volunteers were amongst those honoured at the club’s awards night at Fraser Park on Tuesday. New Zealand age-group internationals Alyssha Eglinton and Xuan Loke […]

There’s a strong Wellington Phoenix presence in the New Zealand U-16 squad named for the upcoming FIFA Youth Series in Zurich. Joseph Chalabi, Willem Des Tombe, Cailean Hamilton, Joe McIntyre

A local family-run business is backing the Wellington Phoenix academy as it starts an exciting new era. Holmes Construction, which has had a presence in the greater Wellington region for

Three Wellington Phoenix wāhine are helping develop the next generation of female coaches. First team assistants Amy Shepherd and Tory Schiltgen and the academy’s head of female youth development Jess

The Wellington Phoenix academy is congratulating Sienna Candy on her selection in the Māori women’s national football team. The young midfielder has been named in the 17-strong squad representing Ngā

Ella McMillan will juggle her fledgling football career with a new role at the Wellington Phoenix academy next year. The first year professional has been appointed the academy’s youth female

Xuan Loke is the fourth Wellington Phoenix academy player to graduate to the men’s first team squad this year. The Phoenix men’s reserves captain has signed his maiden professional contract,

The Wellington Phoenix have lured one of New Zealand’s leading coaches back home to lead the country’s largest private-run academy. Emma Humphries has left her position as the U-17 women’s

The Wellington Phoenix have reluctantly accepted Lee Padmore’s resignation as the club’s academy director. Padmore has decided he can’t continue in the role next year as he needs to spend

Heavy home defeats for the Wellington Phoenix men’s and women’s reserves in round four of the National League Championship. The Phoenix men’s reserves hosted Coastal Spirit in the opening match