Cook Islands Football Association
Highest governing body in Cook Islands football From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Cook Islands Football Association is the governing body of football in the Cook Islands.
| OFC | |
|---|---|
| |
| Short name | CIFA |
| Founded | 1971 |
| Headquarters | Avarua |
| FIFA affiliation | 1994 |
| OFC affiliation | 1994 |
| President | Tiraa Arere |
| Website | https://www.cookislandsfootball.com/ |
History
The Association was founded in 1971.[1]
In 1994, the CIFA became a member of FIFA.[1]
The Associations headquarters and Academy were opened in 2004.[1]
Presidents
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- Lee Harmon: 1997–2021
- Tiraa Arere: 2022–present
| Name | Position | Source |
|---|---|---|
 Tiraa Arere |
President | [2] |
| Moeroa Tamangaro |
Vice President | [2] |
| n/a | General Secretary | |
| Teina Savage |
Treasurer | [2] |
| n/a | Technical Director | |
 Alan Taylor |
Team Coach (Men's) | [2] |
 Gary Phillips |
Team Coach (Women's) | |
| George Ellis |
Media/Communications Manager | [2] |
| n/a | Futsal Coordinator | |
| Maarametua Kaukura |
Referee Coordinator | [2] |
Technical directors
Trivia
- The CIFA, as of 2004, produced two officials to officiate in FIFA final competitions: Michael Mouauri and Teariki Goodwin.[3]
- With a population of 15,000, the CIFA is one of FIFA's smallest member associations in terms of population, but covers an area the approximate size of Western Europe.[4]
See also
References
External links
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