Women's football, men's hockey and swimming have taken small hits in High Performance Sport New Zealand's allocation of funding for 2016.

High achievers rowing and cycling have won again, receiving an additional $100,000 each on top of the $5.6 and $4.6 million they already have for their Olympic campaigns.

After a disappointing world cup the Football Ferns have lost $150,000 for next year, while the men's hockey programme has had $50,000 cut.

Swimming has lost $100,000  having also missed some of its performance targets.

Athletics and canoe racing receive $75,000 dollar top ups, with rugby league receiving an additional $50,000 to assist with the Kiwis 2017 World Cup campaign.

$130 million will go into high performance sport next year, with another $72 million going directly to athletes through grants, scholarships and performance support.

A further $500,000 is being allocated to targeted sports and campaigns next year.