What is Cook Islands women's national football team?
{{Infobox national football team | type = women | Name = Cook Islands | Association = [[Cook Islands Football Association]] | Confederation = [[Oceania Football Confederation|OFC]] ([[Oceania]]) | Coach = {{flagicon|AUS}} [[Gary Phillips (soccer)|Gary Phillips]] | Most caps = [[Elizabeth Harmon (footballer)|Elizabeth Harmon]] (18) | Top scorer = | FIFA Trigramme = COK | FIFA Rank = {{nowrap|{{FIFA Women's World Rankings|COK}}}} | FIFA max = 91 | FIFA max date = July 2003 | FIFA min = 119 | FIFA min date = October 2007 | First game = {{nowrap|{{fbw|COK}} 1–5 {{fbw-rt|PNG}}<br>([[Canberra]], [[Australia]]; 5 April 2003)}} | Largest win = {{fbw|VAN}} 0–2 {{fbw-rt|COK}}<br>([[Auckland]], [[New Zealand]]; 3 October 2010)<br>{{fbw|SOL}} 0–2 {{fbw-rt|COK}}<br>([[Auckland]], [[New Zealand]]; 8 October 2010) | Largest loss = {{fbw|AUS}} 11–0 {{fbw-rt|COK}}<br>([[Canberra]], [[Australia]]; 7 April 2003)<br>{{fbw|COK}} 0–11 {{fbw-rt|NZL}}<br>([[Kokopo]], [[Papua New Guinea]]; 29 October 2014) | World cup apps = 0 | World cup first = | World cup best = | Regional name = [[OFC Women's Nations Cup]] | Regional cup apps = 5 | Regional cup first = [[2003 OFC Women's Championship|2003]] | Regional cup best = Third place ([[2010 OFC Women's Championship|2010]], [[2014 OFC Women's Nations Cup|2014]]) }} The '''Cook Islands women's national football team''' represents the [[Cook Islands]] in international [[women's football]]. ==References== {{Reflist}} [[Category:Oceanian women's national football teams]] [[Category:Sport in the Cook Islands]]