2013 Women's Hockey Junior World Cup squads

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This article lists the confirmed squads for the 2013 Women's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup tournament held in Mönchengladbach, Germany between 27 July and 4 August 2013.[1]

Pool A[]

Ghana[]

Head coach:

  2. (GK)
  30. (C)
  36. (GK)

Netherlands[]

Head coach:

  2. Anne Veenendaal (GK)
  4. Lieke van Wijk
  6. Xan de Waard
  10. Laura Nunnink
  12. Laurien Leurink
  18. Maria Verschoor
  20. (C)
  24. Marloes Keetels
  26. (GK)
  30. Lisanne de Lange
  36. Lauren Stam

South Korea[]

Head coach:

  2. (GK)
  6. Cho Hye-Jin
  12. Shin Hye-Jeong
  20. Kim Hyun-Ji
  24. Lee Yu-Ri
  32. (GK)
  34. Cheon Eun-Bi (C)

United States[]

Head coach: Steve Jennings

  2. (GK)
  10. (C)
  12. Tara Vittese
  16. Emily Wold
  30. Lauren Blazing (GK)
  32. Anna Dessoye

Pool B[]

Argentina[]

Head coach: Santiago Capurro

  2. (GK)
  4. Julia Gomes
  10. Jimena Cedrés
  14. Agustina Albertario
  16. Florencia Habif (C)
  18. Pilar Romang
  20. Agustina Habif
  24. (GK)
  30. Magdalena Fernández
  32. Sofía Villarroya
  34. María Granatto
  36. Luciana Molina

Canada[]

Head coach: Ian Rutledge

  2. (GK)
  10. Stephanie Norlander
  12. Amanda Woodcroft
  16. Karli Johansen (C)
  20. Hannah Haughn (C)
  26. Natalie Sourisseau (C)
  28. (C)
  30. Holly Stewart
  32. Caashia Karringten
  34. Madeline Secco
  36. (GK)

China[]

Head coach:

  2. Ye Jiao (GK)
  4. Ou Zixia
  16. (C)
  18. Gu Bingfeng
  20. Zhang Jinrong
  22. Liu Meng
  24. Tu Yidan
  26. Li Hong
  32. Chen Yang
  34. (GK)

South Africa[]

Head coach:

  2. Phumelela Mbande (GK)
  6. (C)
  12. Taryn Mallett
  22. Lilian du Plessis
  26. Erin Hunter
  28. Nicole Walraven
  30. Tarryn Glasby
  32. Toni Marks
  34. (GK)
  36. Quanita Bobbs

Pool C[]

Australia[]

Head coach: Craig Victory

  2. Amelia Spence
  4. Georgia Nanscawen
  6. (GK)
  8. Brooke Peris
  10. Anna Flanagan
  12. (GK)
  14. Karri McMahon
  16. Jane Claxton (C)
  20. Kathryn Slattery
  22. Lily Brazel
  24. Madison Fitzpatrick
  26. Mathilda Carmichael
  30. Emily Smith
  36. Jordyn Holzberger

India[]

Head coach: Neil Hawgood

  2. (GK)
  6. Deep Grace Ekka
  8. Sushila Chanu (C)
  10. Namita Toppo
  12. Monika Malik
  14. Poonam Rani
  16. Vandana Katariya
  18. Lilima Minz
  20. Navneet Kaur
  22. Anupa Barla
  24. Navjot Kaur
  26. (GK)
  30. M. N. Ponnamma
  32. Rani Rampal

New Zealand[]

Head coach:

  2. Georgia Barnett (GK)
  4. Sophie Cocks
  6. Rhiannon Dennison
  8. Michaela Curtis (C)
  14. (GK)
  16. Rachel McCann
  18. Erin Goad
  24. Julia King
  28. Brooke Neal
  30. Elizabeth Thompson
  34. Rose Keddell

Russia[]

Head coach: Vladimir Kobzev

  2. (GK)
  4. Anna Egorova
  10. (C)
  16. Elena Vavilova
  28. (GK)
  32. Elena Guseva

Pool D[]

Belgium[]

Head coach: Shane McLeod

  2. Elena Sotgiu (GK)
  4. (GK)
  14. Pauline Leclef
  18. (C)
  28. Emma Puvrez
  36. Anne-Sophie Weyns

England[]

Head coach:

  2. (GK)
  4. Amy Tennant (GK)
  14. Suzy Petty
  16. Emily Defroand
  20. Hannah Martin
  22. Anna Toman
  26. Grace Balsdon
  28. Joie Leigh
  36. Shona McCallin (C)

Germany[]

Head coach:

  2. (GK)
  4. Nathalie Kubalski (GK)
  10. Lea Stöckel
  12. Pia-Sophie Oldhafer
  14. Anne Schröder
  26. Rebecca Grote (C)
  32. Charlotte Stapenhorst
  34. Cécile Pieper

Spain[]

Head coach:

  2. (GK)
  4. Marta Segú
  6. Júlia Pons
  10. Carola Salvatella
  12. Berta Bonastre (C)
  14. Cristina Guinea
  20. Carmen Cano
  24. María Tost
  30. Xantal Giné
  32. (GK)
  34. Alicia Magaz

References[]

  1. ^ "Ergo Hockey Junior World Cup – Women – Teams". tms.fih.ch. International Hockey Federation. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
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