Farah Palmer

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Farah Palmer is a former New Zealand rugby union player and three-time Rugby World Cup–winning captain of the Black Ferns who became a prominent sports administrator and advocate for women in rugby.

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Farah Palmer canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
rugby union player
sports administrator
awardReceived Kelvin R. Tremain Memorial Trophy
New Zealand Order of Merit
World Rugby Hall of Fame induction
captainOf Black Ferns
linked to: NZL Women
countryOfCitizenship New Zealand
doctoralThesisTopic Māori women in sport leadership
educatedAt Massey University
University of Otago
employer Massey University
ethnicGroup Māori
fieldOfWork Māori leadership
sport management
women in sport
genreOfActivity rugby administration
hasHonorificTitle Dr
hasWon multiple Women's Rugby World Cups as captain
honouredIn Farah Palmer Cup
languageSpoken English
Māori
memberOf New Zealand Rugby board
linked to: New Zealand Rugby
memberOfSportsTeam Black Ferns
linked to: NZL Women

New Zealand women's national rugby union team
name Farah Rangikoepa Palmer
notableRole advocate for women in rugby
role model for Māori women in sport
notableWork advocacy for women in rugby
promotion of Māori participation in sport
numberOfWorldCupsWonAsCaptain 3
occupation rugby union player
sports administrator
university lecturer
placeOfBirth New Zealand
positionHeld New Zealand Rugby board member
positionPlayed hooker
sexOrGender female
sport rugby union
workLocation Palmerston North
worldCupTitle 1998 Women's Rugby World Cup
2002 Women's Rugby World Cup
2006 Women's Rugby World Cup

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Farah Palmer Cup namedAfter Farah Palmer
Farah Palmer Cup namedAfter Farah Palmer
subject linked to: FPC