2001 Women's Hockey Junior World Cup squads

This article lists the confirmed squads for the 2001 Women's FIH Hockey Junior World Cup tournament held in Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, between 14 and 26 May 2001.[1][2]

Pool A

India

Head coach: Satinderpal Singh Walia

  1. Rebika Devi (GK)
  2. Pushpa Pradhan
  3. Suman Bala
  4. Nilima Kujur
  5. Agnecia Lugun
  6. Gurpreet Kaur
  7. Masira Surin
  8. Saba Anjum
  9. Annarita Kerketta
  10. Mamta Kharab (C)
  11. Adeline Kerketta
  12. Asrita Toppo
  13. Sanggai Chanu
  14. Pakpi Devi
  15. Subhadra Pradhan
  16. Deepika Murthy (GK)
  17. Manju Phalswal
  18. Simarjeet Kaur

Netherlands

Head coach: Maarten Gehner

  1. Marlieke van de Pas (GK)
  2. Lieke Schellekens
  3. Anne-Maaike Elsen
  4. Eveline Wisse Smit
  5. Evelyne Oostinga
  6. Nienke van Ruiten
  7. Jolanda Clemens
  8. Markje Hoekstra
  9. Eliane Schreuder
  10. Maartje Scheepstra (C)
  11. Aukje de Groot
  12. Belle van Meer
  13. Kim Lammers
  14. Marjolijn Spruijt (GK)
  15. Terry Noorlander
  17. Emmelien Spek
  18. Claire Visser
  19. Tineke Maassen

New Zealand

Head coach: Jude Rawcliffe

  1. Gene Walker
  2. Sheree Phillips
  3. Laura Douglas
  4. Piki Hamahona
  5. Priya Bhikha
  6. Amanda Christie
  7. Pania Mateparae
  8. Jessica Bagley
  9. Stacey Carr
  10. Elizabeth Igasan (C)
  11. Melody Rowe
  13. Kristy Redfern
  14. Leigh Grimwood
  15. Anita Wawatai (GK)
  16. Beth Jurgeleit (GK)
  17. Kate Saunders

United States

Head coach: Tess Ellis

  2. Carey Fetting-Smith
  3. Abbey Woolley
  4. Maria Whitehead
  5. Kristi Gannon (C)
  7. Meredith Keller
  9. Carissa Messimer
  10. Tiffany Leister
  11. April Fronzoni
  12. Ilvy Friebe
  14. Kelly Baril (GK)
  15. Abby Martin
  17. Kelly Dostal
  18. Dina Rizzo
  19. Stephanie Fuller
  21. Amy Tran (GK)
  22. Jessica Coleman

Pool B

Australia

Head coach: Mark Hager

  1. Wendy Alcorn
  2. Sian Smithson
  3. Rebecca Sanders
  4. Shayni Buswell
  5. Katrina Paterson
  6. Mignon Marles
  7. Donna-Lee Patrick
  8. Renee Allen
  9. Sarah Taylor
  10. Leanne Hammond (GK)
  11. Renee Trost
  12. Patrice Donnelly
  13. Hope Brown
  15. Denise Durajski
  16. Toni Cronk (GK)
  17. Megan Staunton
  18. Nicole Arrold
  20. Angela Skirving (C)

Chile

Head coach: Germany Mieke Albers

  1. Andra Sánchez
  2. Carolina Pinto (GK)
  3. Valentina Martín
  4. Constanza Abud
  5. Paula Infante
  6. Camila Infante
  7. Daniela Infante (C)
  8. Consuelo Díaz Valdéz
  9. Sandra Wenz
  10. Veronica Walbaum
  11. Carolina Varas
  12. Javiera Villagra
  13. Carolina García
  14. Fernanda Rodríguez
  15. Michelle Wilson
  16. Fernanda Arancibia
  17. María José Fernández
  18. Sophia Rengifo (GK)

Germany

Head coach: Heino Knuf

  1. Yvonne Frank (GK)
  2. Barbara Vogel (GK)
  3. Christina Schütze
  4. Meike Achtmann
  5. Cora Eilhardt
  6. Mandy Haase
  7. Anke Kühn
  8. Janina Totzke
  9. Inga Matthes
  11. Henrike Schneefuss
  12. Birgit Borkamm
  13. Ulrike Patschkowski
  14. Anneke Böhmert
  15. Sibylle Hinsken
  16. Fanny Rinne (C)
  17. Dinah Hartmann
  18. Katrin Eidinger
  20. Laura Scharowsky

Pool C

Argentina

Head coach: Alejandra Palma

  1. Angela Cattaneo (GK)
  2. Claudia Burkart
  3. Victoria Baetti
  4. Juliana Carboni
  5. Florencia D'Elía
  6. Matilde Canavosio
  7. Carolina Armani
  8. Mariné Russo (C)
  9. Natalí Doreski
  10. Soledad García
  11. Cecilia del Carril
  12. Laura Aladro (GK)
  13. Lara Vargas
  14. Marta Reina
  15. Martina Arconstanzo
  16. Mariana Albarracín
  17. Vanina Raymondo
  18. Belén Simmermacher

South Africa

Head coach: Ros Howell

  1. Grazjyna Engelbrecht (GK)
  2. Nastasjia Erasmus (GK)
  3. Taryn Hosking
  4. Kim Tucker
  5. Kate Hector
  6. Elfrieda Maas
  7. Melissa Rankin
  8. Marsha Marescia (C)
  9. Leanne McNally
  10. Sharne Wehmeyer
  11. Sophie Mayer
  12. Bronwyn Ross
  13. Marissa Alves
  14. Lizette Bester
  15. Nadine Botes
  16. Elsabe Lombard
  17. Taryn Laurie
  18. Tsoanelo Pholo

Spain

Head coach: Netherlands Jack Holtman

  1. Isabel Barguño (GK)
  2. Oihane Fernández (GK)
  3. Ivet Muñoz
  4. Gemma Busquets
  5. Marta Giménez-Casas
  6. Berta Sánchez
  7. Irati Escribano
  8. Marta Prat
  9. María Romagosa
  10. Silvia Bonastre
  11. Barbara Malda (C)
  12. Núria Planas
  13. Gemma Martínez
  14. Laia Yurss
  15. Miriam Fábregas
  16. Maider Luengo
  17. Pilar Sánches
  18. Esther Termens

Wales

Head coach: Caroline Frye

  1. Margaret Rees (GK)
  2. Sarah Fellows (GK)
  4. Lyndsay Cole
  5. Nia Fowler
  6. Sian Fowler
  7. Natalie Hardwicke
  8. Carys Hopkins
  9. Philippa Jones
  10. Caroline Marsden
  11. Kelly Martin
  12. Sian Nutting
  13. Amanda Roberts
  14. Delyth Sharples
  15. Sarah Thomas
  16. Abigail Welsford (C)
  17. Francine Williams

Pool D

Canada

Head coach: Sharon Creelman

  1. Emily Menzies (GK)
  2. Katie McNeul (GK)
  3. Laura Balakshin
  4. Alison Johnstone
  5. Maureen O'Connor
  6. Ashley Reaburn (C)
  7. Kate Lindsay
  8. Stephanie Jameson
  9. Julia Morton
  10. Stephanie Quinn
  11. Lucy Shaw
  12. Robin Leslie
  13. Lauren MacLean
  14. Erin Morton
  15. Suzanne Simpson
  16. Nicole Perry
  17. Alisa Carey
  18. Elizabeth Roberts

England

Head coach: Pete Nicholson

  1. Karen Wells
  2. Danielle Barnes
  3. Frances Houslop
  4. Stephanie Farmer
  5. Kate Henrichs (GK)
  6. Rebecca Alltree
  7. Rachel Walsh
  8. Imogen Robertson
  9. Nadine Merabi
  10. Alexandra Danson
  11. Kate Walsh (C)
  12. Isabel Palmer
  13. Helen Richardson
  14. Rebecca-Lee Smith
  15. Anne Panter
  16. Joanne Ellis
  17. Evie van Poortuliet (GK)
  18. Annalisa Bishop

Russia

Head coach: Vladimir Kobzev

  1. Irina Arngold (GK)
  2. Alla Chtraukh (GK)
  3. Efimia Boutina
  4. Svetlana Romanova
  5. Tatiana Saxon
  6. Olga Axentieva
  7. Olga Chentsova (C)
  8. Maria Terekhova
  9. Ioulia Chatova
  10. Lidia Tchoukareva
  11. Olga Perepelitchenko
  12. Svetlana Crigorieva
  13. Ioulia Jilina
  14. Nadejda Timachkova
  15. Tatiana Bougakova
  16. Tatiana Bezrouk
  17. Sofia Obrohbova
  18. Anna Radomskaia

South Korea

Head coach: Han Jin-su

  1. Lim Ju-young (GK)
  2. Kim Yun-mi
  3. Lee Jin-hee
  4. Kim Jung-hee
  5. Lee Seon-ok (C)
  6. Kang Bo-kyung
  7. Han Yu-kyung
  8. Kim Mi-ok
  9. Kang Na-young
  10. Ko Kwang-min
  11. Oh Ko-woon
  12. Kim Jin-kyoung
  13. Oh In-sook
  14. Kim Mi-seon
  15. Park Seon-mi
  16. Lee Jung-hyun
  17. Kim Hyun-ae (GK)
  18. Park Jeong-sook

References

  1. ^ "2001 FIH Junior World Cup (W)". tms.fih.ch. International Hockey Federation. Retrieved 14 February 2025.
  2. ^ "4º Junior Women's World Cup U21". hockeynet.com.ar. Argentine Hockey Confederation. Archived from the original on 10 September 2001. Retrieved 14 February 2025.
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