New Zealander · Auckland, New Zealand · Born 21 December 1994New Zealand sevens and fifteens star who combines blistering pace with superb finishing ability — Commonwealth Games gold medallist and part of the Black Ferns sevens dynasty that dominated women's rugby through the 2010s.
New Zealand sevens and fifteens star who combines blistering pace with superb finishing ability — Commonwealth Games gold medallist and part of the Black Ferns sevens dynasty that dominated women's rugby through the 2010s. Rugby union demands physical courage, technical excellence and the ability to execute precise patterns under extreme competitive pressure. Career highlights included Olympic Gold 2016 (Sevens), Commonwealth Games Gold 2018, Rugby World Cup (Fifteens). In rugby union, technical refinement and competitive experience at the highest level are the hallmarks of sustained success — qualities Stacey demonstrated consistently throughout his career. Few athletes in rugby union combined consistency and peak performance as effectively across the full span of a long and distinguished career. Stacey Fluhler's achievements in rugby union were built on a foundation of technical discipline and physical preparation that allowed performance to be maintained at the very top of the sport across multiple competitive seasons.
Career Honours
- Olympic Gold 2016 (Sevens)
- Commonwealth Games Gold 2018
- Rugby World Cup (Fifteens)
| Club | Period | Apps |
|---|---|---|
| Waikato | — | — |
New Zealander Athletes