1995 Women's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier

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The third Women's Hockey Olympic Qualifier for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia was held in Cape Town, South Africa, from Wednesday November 15 to Saturday November 26, 1995. Eight nations took part, and they played a round robin. The top five teams joined the other three that have already qualified: Australia, title holders Spain, and hosts the United States.

Team rosters[]

 Argentina[]

Mariana Arnal (gk), Verónica Artica (gk), , Silvia Corvalán, Sofía MacKenzie, Magdalena Aicega, Julieta Castellán, Gabriela Sánchez, Anabel Gambero, Jorgelina Rimoldi, Karina Masotta, Vanina Oneto, María Castelli, Gabriela Pando, and Cecilia Rognoni. Head Coach: . NB: One name missing.

 Canada[]

Deb Whitten (gk), Tara Croxford, Laurelee Kopeck, Nicole Colaco, Lisa Faust, Amy MacFarlane, Carla Somerville, Sue Reid, Veronica Planella, , Chris Hunter, , Gillian Sewell, Krista Thompson. Head Coach: ??. NB: Two names missing.

 Germany[]

Birgit Beyer (gk), Susie Wollschläger (gk), Simone Thomaschinski, Eva Hagenbäumer, Denise Klecker, Irina Kuhnt, Britta Becker, Melanie Cremer, Tanja Dickenscheid, Heike Lätzsch, Franziska Hentschel, Nadine Ernsting-Krienke, Natascha Keller, Vanessa van Kooperen, Philippa Suxdorf, and Katrin Kauschke. Head Coach: .

 Great Britain[]

Joanne Thompson (gk), Jill Atkins, Karen Brown, Susan Fraser, , Mandy Davies, Pauline Robertson, Tammy Miller, Jane Sixsmith, , Anna Bennett, Hilary Rose (gk), Rhona Simpson, Mandy Nicholls, , and Christine Cook. Head Coach: .

 Netherlands[]

Jacqueline Toxopeus (gk), Stella de Heij (gk), Willemijn Duyster, , Noor Holsboer, , Dillianne van den Boogaard, Suzanne Plesman, Jeannette Lewin, Suzan van der Wielen, Florentine Steenberghe, Margje Teeuwen, Nicole Koolen, Mijntje Donners, Ellen Kuipers, and Wietske de Ruiter. Head Coach: Tom van 't Hek.

 South Africa[]

Caryn Bentley, , (gk), C Mangion]] (gk), Jacqui Geyser, (gk), , , , Michele MacNaughton, , Karen Roberts, Lindsey Carlisle, , Karen Symons, Kerry Bee, and Alison Dare. Head Coach: .

Match results[]

November 15, 1995
Argentina  3–2 (2–1)  Netherlands
María Castelli Goal 5'
Gabriela Sánchez Goal 35'
María Castelli Goal 47' 		Jeannette Lewin Goal 9'
Mijntje Donners Goal 54'
November 15, 1995
South Africa  0–3 (0–1)  South Korea
Lee Ji-Young Goal 6'
Lee Eun-Young Goal 65'
Lee Ji-Young Goal 70'
November 15, 1995
China  0–1 (0–1)  Germany
Britta Becker Goal 17'
November 16, 1995
Great Britain  1–1 (1–1)  Canada
Pauline Robertson Goal 29' Goal 24'
November 16, 1995
Argentina  1–0 (0–0)  South Korea
Cecilia Rognoni Goal 59'
November 17, 1995
Netherlands  3–2 (2–1)  South Africa
Wietske de Ruiter Goal 9'
Goal 35'
Ellen Kuipers Goal 52' 		Caryn Bentley Goal 21'
Caryn Bentley Goal 58'
November 17, 1995
China  1–0 (1–0)  Canada
Lin Ying Goal 35'
November 18, 1995
Great Britain  2–1 (1–0)  Germany
Pauline Robertson Goal 2'
Susan Fraser Goal 54' 		Franziska Hentschel Goal 45'
November 18, 1995
Netherlands  2–2 (1–1)  South Korea
Wietske de Ruiter Goal 6'
Suzan van der Wielen Goal 46' 		Chang Eun-Jung Goal 15'
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 65'
November 18, 1995
Argentina  0–0 (0–0)  South Africa
November 19, 1995
Great Britain  1–0 (0–0)  China
Rhona Simpson Goal 56'
November 19, 1995
Canada  0–2 (0–0)  Germany
Franziska Hentschel Goal 44'
Franziska Hentschel Goal 55'
November 20, 1995
Netherlands  2–2 (2–2)  China
Ellen Kuipers Goal 14'
Wietske de Ruiter Goal 29' 		Goal 9'
Goal 25'
November 20, 1995
Canada  0–1 (0–0)  South Africa
Goal 38'
November 21, 1995
South Korea  3–1 (0–1)  Great Britain
Chang Eun-Jung Goal 40'
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 57'
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 67' 		Rhona Simpson Goal 24'
November 21, 1995
Argentina  0–1 (0–1)  Germany
Britta Becker Goal 8'
November 22, 1995
Netherlands  2–2 (1–1)  Great Britain
Suzan van der Wielen Goal 8'
Jeannette Lewin Goal 38' 		Rhona Simpson Goal 26'
Susan Fraser Goal 41'
November 22, 1995
Argentina  1–0 (0–0)  Canada
Cecilia Rognoni Goal 61'
November 22, 1995
South Korea  3–1 (2–0)  China
Kwon Chang-Sook Goal 5'
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 21'
Woo Hyun-Jung Goal 59' 		Goal 56'
November 22, 1995
South Africa  0–1 (0–0)  Germany
Nadine Ernsting-Krienke Goal 67'
November 23, 1995
Netherlands  0–1 (0–0)  Canada
Goal 67'
November 22, 1995
South Africa  1–2 (1–1)  China
Caryn Bentley Goal 18' Goal 2'
Goal 70'
November 24, 1995
Argentina  2–2 (1–1)  Great Britain
María Castelli Goal 24'
María Castelli Goal 45' 		Mandy Nicholls Goal 14'
Susan Fraser Goal 70'
November 24, 1995
South Korea  2–1 (1–0)  Germany
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 16'
Lee Ji-Young Goal 57' 		Nadine Ernsting-Krienke Goal 52'
November 25, 1995
Netherlands  3–2 (1–1)  Germany
Wietske de Ruiter Goal 33'
Dillianne van den Boogaard Goal 36'
Wietske de Ruiter Goal 53' 		Franziska Hentschel Goal 6'
Franziska Hentschel Goal 65'
November 25, 1995
South Korea  1–0 (0–0)  Canada
Cho Eun-Jung Goal 61' )
November 25, 1995
Argentina  1–2 (0–0)  China
Vanina Oneto Goal 41' Goal 43'
Goal 64'
November 25, 1995
South Africa  0–1 (0–1)  Great Britain
Rhona Simpson Goal 29'

Final standings[]

Team Points G W D L GF GA Diff
1.  South Korea 11 7 5 1 1 14 6 +8
2.  Great Britain 9 7 3 3 1 10 9 +1
3.  Germany 8 7 4 0 3 9 7 +2
4.  Argentina 8 7 3 2 3 8 7 +1
5.  Netherlands 7 7 2 3 2 14 14 0
6.  China 7 7 3 1 3 8 9 −1
7.  Canada 3 7 1 1 5 2 7 −5
8.  South Africa 3 7 1 1 5 4 10 −6

Remarks[]

  • The first five (South Korea, Great Britain, Germany, Argentina and the Netherlands) qualified for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia.

Top scorers[]

Rank Name Goals
1. South Korea Cho Eun-Jung 6
2. Netherlands Wietske de Ruiter 5
Germany Franziska Hentschel
4. Argentina María Castelli 4
China
United Kingdom Rhona Simpson
7. South Africa Caryn Bentley 3
United Kingdom Susan Fraser
South Korea Lee Ji-Young

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References[]

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