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Sarah Jones

Referees stepping up their preparation for FIFA Women’s World Cup

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Top referees Anna-Marie Keighley and Sarah Jones are in Qatar this week to step up their preparation for officiating at this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. The pair are being assessed and will train with others from the pool of … Read More

Anna-Marie Keighley, FIFA Women's World Cup, referee, Sarah Jones

Two New Zealand referees chosen to officiate at FIFA Women’s World Cup

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Two New Zealand referees have made the list of 107 match officials to officiate at this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. Anna-Marie Keighley is the sole New Zealander included in the 33-strong list of referees and support referees. Main photo: … Read More

Anna-Marie Keighley, FIFA Women's World Cup, refereeing, Sarah Jones

Keighley and Jones to officiate at U-20 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica

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Two New Zealand referees will officiate at August’s FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Costa Rica. Anna-Marie Keighley (39) and Sarah Jones (32) will be among the pool of referees and assistant referees for the tournament scheduled for August 10-28. … Read More

Anna-Marie Keighley, FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, Junior Ferns, referee, Sarah Jones

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