Brazier has cemented herself as one of New Zealand’s best ever rugby players. Brazier’s versatility around the field makes her a crucial addition to any team, able to pull on the 10, 12, 13 and 15 jersey numbers.
During her combined Black Ferns and Black Ferns Sevens career, which has spanned over 10 years, Brazier has played in three Rugby World Cups (taking home the title two times), two Sevens Rugby World Cup victories in 2013 and 2018, a Commonwealth Games Gold Medal - during which she scored the match-winning try, and a 2016 Silver Medal at the Rio Olympic Games with the Black Ferns Sevens.
Having taken part in several successful sevens campaigns, Brazier returned to the Black Ferns in 2016 and handled kicking duties in all five World Cup matches.
Before linking up with Bay of Plenty for the 2017 provincial season, Brazier played for the Otago Spirit, where she still holds the record for most points in a match (45 in 2012 season).
She has been part of teams that have secured the Sevens World Cup in Moscow and a historic silver medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics.
In 2019 she is making a much-anticipated return to the Black Ferns after the successful 2017 Rugby World Cup campaign.
Ahead of her return, she has 37 test caps and 190 points.
Career
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New Zealand Women 7's Scrum Half |
2016 - present |
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Chiefs Women Fly Half |
2022 - present |
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New Zealand Women Inside Centre |
2014 - 2022 |
