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Caryn Erena Paewai (born 27 August 1975) is a former field hockey player from New Zealand, who finished in sixth position with the Women's National Team, nicknamed Black Sticks, at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Two years later she was a member of the side that finished fourth at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester. She was born in Dannevirke.

Paewai earned a Graduate Diploma of Business Studies at Massey University. In 2002, she was named Māori Sportsperson of the Year at University Sport New Zealand's annual blues dinner.

References

1. "Sports people with the blues". Massey News. 11 August 2002. p. 8. Retrieved 24 August 2023.

External links

• Caryn Paewai at Olympedia
• Caryn Paewai at the New Zealand Olympic Committee
• Caryn Paewai at the Commonwealth Games Federation (archived)
• New Zealand Olympic Committee
• Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill; et al. "Caryn Paewai". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020.

Caryn Paewai – International tournaments

v t e New Zealand squad – 1999 Champions Trophy – 5th place 1 McGregor 2 Senior 3 Foy 4 Bennett 5 Mason 6 Petrie 7 Lawrence (c) 8 Matthews 9 Duck 10 Trolove 11 Turner 12 Smith 13 Walton 14 Pearce 15 Irving 16 Clarke 17 Paewai 18 Weavers Coach: Borren v t e New Zealand squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – 6th place 1 Hamahona 2 Senior 3 Foy 4 Bennett 5 Weavers 6 Petrie 7 Lawrence (c) 9 Duck 10 Trolove 11 Turner 12 Smith 14 Muirhead 15 Irving 16 Clarke 17 Paewai 31 Bell-Kake Coach: Borren v t e New Zealand squad – 2000 Summer Olympics – 6th place 1 Hamahona 2 Senior 3 Foy 4 Bennett 5 Weavers 6 Petrie 7 Lawrence (c) 9 Duck 10 Trolove 11 Turner 12 Smith 14 Muirhead 15 Irving 16 Clarke 17 Paewai 31 Bell-Kake Coach: Borren v t e 2000 New Zealand Olympic team Archery Peter Ebden Ken Uprichard Athletics Michael Aish Craig Barrett Chantal Brunner Beatrice Faumuina Glenn Howard Toni Hodgkinson Tasha Williams Ian Winchester Basketball Tania Brunton Pero Cameron Belinda Colling Megan Compain Rebecca Cotton Kirstin Daly Mark Dickel Gina Farmer Sally Farmer Paul Henare Robert Hickey Phill Jones Dianne L'Ami Ralph Lattimore Donna Loffhagen Sean Marks Julie Ofsoski Leone Patterson Kirk Penney Peter Pokai Tony Rampton Brad Riley Nenad Vučinić Leanne Walker Boxing Angus Shelford Cycling Gary Anderson Tim Carswell Jacinta Coleman Julian Dean Scott Guyton Greg Henderson Christopher Jenner Kashi Leuchs Glen Mitchell Anthony Peden Susy Pryde Fiona Ramage Rosalind Reekie-May Matt Sinton Glen Thomson Sarah Ulmer Lee Vertongen Equestrian Peter Breakwell Kallista Field Bruce Goodin Vaughn Jefferis Paul O'Brien Blyth Tait Mark Todd Hockey Sandy Bennett Helen Clarke Jenny Duck Kylie Foy Skippy Hamahona Anne-Marie Irving Tina Bell-Kake Anna Lawrence Suzie Muirhead Caryn Paewai Rachel Petrie Moira Senior Mandy Smith Kate Trolove Michelle Turner Diana Weavers Rowing Scott Brownlee Toni Dunlop Rob Hellstrom Dave Schaper Rob Waddell Sonia Waddell Sailing Gavin Brady Simon Cooke Don Cowie Rod Davis Chris Dickson Jenny Egnot Peter Fox Jamie Gale Nathan Handley Melinda Henshaw Barbara Kendall Sarah Macky Aaron McIntosh Peter Nicholas Glen Sowry Alan Smith Dan Slater Clifton Webb Shooting Teresa Borrell Des Coe Tania Corrigan Geoffrey Jukes Victor Shaw Brian Thomson Brant Woodward Softball Zavana Aranga Jaye Bailey Kim Dermott Rhonda Hira Melanie Hulme Lisa Kersten Ruta Lealamanua Cindy Potae Char Pouaka Kiri Shaw Jackie Smith Fiona Timu Helen Townsend Melisa Upu Gina Weber Swimming Jonathan Duncan Steven Ferguson Dean Kent Helen Norfolk Vivienne Rignall Monique Robins Scott Talbot-Cameron Elizabeth Van Welie Triathlon Ben Bright Hamish Carter Craig Watson Evelyn Williamson Weightlifting Nigel Avery Olivia Baker Chef de Mission: Les Mills v t e New Zealand squad – 2001 Champions Trophy – 5th place 3 Enoka 4 Bennett 5 Sutherland 6 Orr 7 Lawrence 8 Provan 9 Ward 10 Igasan 11 Turner 12 Smith (c) 14 Muirhead 15 Irving 16 Clarke 17 Paewai 18 Weavers 19 Jobe 21 Roberts Coach: Borren v t e New Zealand squad – 2002 Champions Trophy – 5th place 3 Enoka 4 Bennett 5 Sutherland 7 Hamahona 8 Provan 11 Turner 14 Muirhead 15 Irving 16 Clarke (c) 17 Paewai 18 Weavers 20 Christie 21 Roberts 23 Drysdale 25 Bishop 27 Gubb-Suddaby 28 Syddall 29 Saunders Coach: Borren v t e New Zealand squad – 2002 FIH World Cup – 11th place 3 Enoka 4 Bennett 5 Sutherland 7 Hamahona 8 Provan 9 Ward 10 Igasan 11 Turner 12 Mee 14 Muirhead 15 Irving 16 Clarke (c) 17 Paewai 18 Weavers 20 Christie 21 Roberts 23 Drysdale 25 Bishop Coach: Borren v t e 2002 New Zealand Commonwealth Games team Athletics Valerie Adams Michael Aish Jane Arnott Craig Barrett Chantal Brunner Phil Costley Beatrice Faumuina Gabrielle Gorst Melina Hamilton John Henwood Philip Jensen Craig Kirkwood Dallas Roberts Tony Sargisson Tasha Williams Jonathan Wyatt Badminton Geoff Bellingham Chris Blair John Gordon Nicole Gordon Nick Hall Tammy Jenkins Rhona Robertson Sara Petersen Daniel Shirley Boxing Kahukura Bentson Shane Cameron Danny Codling Daniel Headifen Cycling Heath Blackgrove Fiona Carswell Hayden Godfrey Justin Grace Vanessa Guyton Greg Henderson Melissa Holt Kashi Leuchs Gordon McCauley Glen Mitchell Karl Moore Sadie Parker-Wynyard Anthony Peden Susy Pryde Matthew Randall Rosalind Reekie-May Kirsty Robb Hayden Roulston Ryan Russell Nathan Seddon Matt Sinton Sarah Ulmer Lee Vertongen Field hockey Ryan Archibald Sandy Bennett Michael Bevin Phil Burrows Helen Clarke Dean Couzins Amanda Christie Tara Drysdale Paula Enoka Dion Gosling Colleen Gubb-Suddaby Bevan Hari Blair Hopping Anne-Marie Irving David Kosoof Wayne McIndoe Caryn Paewai Umesh Parag Mitesh Patel Suzie Pearce Jaimee Provan Niniwa Roberts Rachel Robertson Moira Senior Hayden Shaw Darren Smith Peter Stafford Rachel Sutherland Simon Towns Michelle Turner Diana Weavers Paul Woolford Gymnastics Kate Brocklehurst Belinda Castles Daniel Good Garrick Rowe Nicola Wells Judo Mellissa Jones Gareth Knight Andrew Ross Tim Slyfield Elinore Stallworthy Rochelle Stormont Lawn bowls Peter Belliss Rowan Brassey Marlene Castle Andrew Curtain John Davies Jo Edwards Paul Girdler Peter Horne Wendy Jensen Sean Johnson Patsy Jorgensen Mike Kernaghan Jan Khan Anne Lomas Russell Meyer Marilyn Savage Sharon Sims Barry Wynks Netball Sheryl Clarke Jenny-May Coffin Belinda Colling Vilimaina Davu Donna Loffhagen Lesley Nicol Anna Rowberry Julie Seymour Linda Vagana Irene van Dyk Anna Veronese Daneka Wipiiti Rugby sevens Craig De Goldi Brad Fleming Chris Masoe Mils Muliaina Craig Newby Roger Randle Bruce Reihana Eric Rush Rodney So'oialo Karl Te Nana Anthony Tuitavake Amasio Valence Shooting Teresa Borrell Mike Collings Diane Collings Tania Corrigan Alan Earle Juliet Etherington David Grummitt Bill Jones Geoffrey Jukes Jocelyn Lees Sean McCabe Kathryn Mead Stephen Petterson Dayle Slinn Michael Smith Nadine Stanton Jason Wakeling Paul Wilson Scott Wilson Brian Wistrand Greg Yelavich Squash Daniel Sharplin Shelley Kitchen Carol Owens Lara Petera Leilani Rorani Glen Wilson Swimming Moss Burmester Cameron Gibson Charlotte Glynan Melissa Ingram Toni Jeffs Dean Kent Hannah McLean Vivienne Rignall Nicholas Sheeran Anna Thomas Elizabeth Van Welie Jonathan Winter Table tennis Andrew Hubbard Peter Jackson Shane Laugeson Aaron Li Chunli Li Karen Li Tracey McLauchlan Laura-Lee Smith Triathlon Hamish Carter Heather Evans Kris Gemmell Craig Watson Evelyn Williamson Weightlifting Nigel Avery Olivia Baker Grant Cavit Terry Hughes Keisha-Dean Soffe George Taamaru Wrestling Ricardo Aryan Nicholas Daly Martin Liddle v t e New Zealand squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 6th place 1 Sharland 2 Naylor 5 Sutherland 6 Orr 8 Provan 9 Jobe 10 Igasan 11 Carr 12 Walton 14 Muirhead (c) 15 Jurgeleit 16 Clarke 18 Weavers 21 Roberts-Lang 22 Robertson 23 Drysdale Coach: Rutledge v t e New Zealand squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 12th place 1 Sharland 2 Naylor 3 Forgesson 4 Saunders 8 Claxton 10 Igasan (c) 11 Carr 13 Galletly 14 Noakes 15 Jurgeleit 17 Paewai 21 Roberts-Lang 22 Flynn 23 Drysdale 24 Horvath 26 Wawatai Coach: Towns v t e 2008 New Zealand Olympic team Athletics Adrian Blincoe James Dolphin Stuart Farquhar Beatrice Faumuina Liza Hunter-Galvan Nina Rillstone Kim Smith Valerie Vili Rebecca Wardell Nick Willis Badminton Craig Cooper Renee Flavell John Moody Basketball Suzie Bates Clare Bodensteiner Micaela Cocks Jillian Harmon Aneka Kerr Angela Marino Jessica McCormack Kate McMeeken-Ruscoe Charmian Purcell Natalie Taylor Lisa Wallbutton Nonila Wharemate Canoeing Steven Ferguson Ben Fouhy Luuka Jones Erin Taylor Mike Walker Cycling Sam Bewley Glen Chadwick Cath Cheatley Julian Dean Westley Gough Timothy Gudsell Greg Henderson Rosara Joseph Jo Kiesanowski Kashi Leuchs Hayden Roulston Marc Ryan Jesse Sergent Alison Shanks Sarah Walker Marc Willers Equestrian Bruce Goodin Katie McVean Joe Meyer Andrew Nicholson Caroline Powell Mark Todd Heelan Tompkins Kirk Webby Sharn Wordley Hockey Ryan Archibald Gareth Brooks Phil Burrows Stacey Carr Simon Child Benjamin Collier Dean Couzins Tara Drysdale Steve Edwards Gemma Flynn Krystal Forgesson Jo Galletly Casey Henwood Blair Hopping Sheree Horvath Lizzy Igasan Beth Jurgeleit David Kosoof Shea McAleese James Nation Emily Naylor Kim Noakes Caryn Paewai Kyle Pontifex Jaimee Claxton Niniwa Roberts Kate Saunders Bradley Shaw Hayden Shaw Kayla Sharland Anita Wawatai Paul Woolford Football Jenny Bindon Hayley Moorwood Michael Boxall Jeremy Brockie Greg Draper Katie Hoyle Daniel Ellensohn Simon Elliott Abby Erceg Anna Green Amber Hearn Craig Henderson Kristy Hill Ian Hogg Rachel Howard Sam Jenkins Emma Kete Chris Killen Renee Leota Liam Little Emily McColl Sam Messam Ryan Nelsen Steven Old Marlies Oostdam Ria Percival Cole Peverley Ali Riley Aaron Scott Merissa Smith Rebecca Smith Jacob Spoonley Rebecca Tegg Cole Tinkler Shaun van Rooyen Kirsty Yallop Rowing Hamish Bond George Bridgewater Nathan Cohen Nicky Coles James Dallinger Mahé Drysdale Caroline Evers-Swindell Georgina Evers-Swindell Juliette Haigh Carl Meyer Eric Murray Peter Taylor Nathan Twaddle Emma Twigg Storm Uru Rob Waddell Sailing Jo Aleh Tom Ashley Peter Burling Carl Evans Barbara Kendall Andrew Murdoch Hamish Pepper Dan Slater Carl Williams Shooting Robert Eastham Graeme Ede Nadine Stanton Yang Wang Swimming Daniel Bell William Benson Lauren Boyle Moss Burmester Elizabeth Coster Orinoco Faamausili-Banse Cameron Gibson Mark Herring Natasha Hind Melissa Ingram Dean Kent Helen Norfolk Hayley Palmer Glenn Snyders Corney Swanepoel Synchronized swimming Lisa Daniels Nina Daniels Taekwondo Matthew Beach Logan Campbell Robin Cheong Tennis Marina Erakovic Triathlon Bevan Docherty Kris Gemmell Andrea Hewitt Shane Reed Debbie Tanner Samantha Warriner Weightlifting Richie Patterson Mark Spooner Chef de Mission: Dave Currie

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