2016 Women's Hockey Junior World Cup squads

This article lists the confirmed squads for the 2016 Women's Hockey Junior World Cup tournament held in Santiago, Chile between 24 November and 4 December 2016.

Pool A

Netherlands

Head coach: Rick Mathijssen

  1. Josine Koning (GK)
  2. Maud Renders
  3. Charlotte Adegeest
  4. Hester van der Veld
  5. Lisa Visser
  6. Yentl Leemans
  7. Fabienne Roosen
  8. Pien Sanders
  9. Maxime Kerstholt
  10. Michelle Fillet
  11. Kyra Fortuin
  12. Frédérique Matla
  13. Marie Burg
  14. Pleun van der Plas
  15. Ilse Kappelle
  16. Imme van der Hoek
  17. Maartje Krekelaar (C)
  18. Anne Veenendaal (GK)

South Korea

Head coach: Kim Yong-soo

  1. Lim Eun-hee (GK)
  2. Mun Seung-hwa
  3. Kim Min-ji
  4. Kim Jin-mi
  5. Kwon So-yeong
  6. Lee Yu-ri
  7. Kang Su-yeong
  8. Moon So-yun
  9. Kim Seo-yeong
  10. Cho Hye-jin (C)
  11. Cho Eun-ji
  12. Kim Hyun-mi
  13. Choi Seo-young
  14. Jung Are-um
  15. Kim Su-yeon
  16. Lee Seung-ju
  17. Hong Huig-yeong
  18. Choi You-bin (GK)

United States

Head coach: Janneke Schopman

  1. Brooke Deberdine
  2. Julianna Tornetta
  3. Sophia Tornetta
  4. Amanda Magadan
  5. Erin Matson
  6. Catherine Caro
  7. Nicole Woods
  8. Gabrielle Major
  9. Lauren Moyer
  10. Madeleine Bacskai
  11. Ashley Hoffman
  12. Laura Hurff
  13. Margaux Paolino
  14. Julia Young (C)
  15. Caroline Hanks
  16. Linnea Gonzales
  17. Kelsey Bing (GK)
  18. Jennifer Rizzo (GK)

Zimbabwe

The squad was announced on 26 September 2016.[1]

Head coach: Patricia Davies

  1. Jordyn Clipstone (GK)
  2. Lauren Dent (GK)
  3. Carla van Oudtshoorn
  4. Stephanie Capmbell (C)
  5. Kelly Diplock
  6. Jessica Dollar
  7. Aimee-Beth Nativel
  8. Megan Shaxson
  9. Tyla Groenewald
  10. Chelsea Dollar
  11. Simone Herbst
  12. Sinead Cockcroft
  13. Sophie McDonald
  14. Estelle Stambolie
  15. Cheryl Dzapasi
  16. Michelle Kabaira
  17. Fariyah Omarshah
  18. Mufaro Mazambani

Pool B

Argentina

Head coach: Agustín Corradini

  1. Cristina Cosentino (GK)
  2. Sofia Toccalino
  3. Agustina Gorzelany
  4. Eugenia Trinchinetti
  5. Agostina Alonso
  6. Bianca Donati
  7. Milagros Fernández
  8. Bárbara Dichiara
  9. Priscila Jardel
  10. Magdalena Fernández
  11. María Rosetti (GK)
  12. Guadalupe Fernández
  13. María Granatto
  14. Lucia Sanguinetti
  15. Bárbara Borgia
  16. Lucina von der Heyde (C)
  17. Maria Ortíz
  18. Julieta Jankunas

France

Head coach: Cedric de Taeye

  1. Clelia Deroo
  2. Marine Delannoy
  3. Emma Ponthieu (C)
  4. Alice Demars
  5. Victorine Vankemmel
  6. Yohanna Lhopital
  7. Elysee Lecas
  8. Laetitia Canon
  9. Ines Lardeur
  10. Noa Roque
  11. Shirley Lauret
  12. Marie Simon
  13. Victoria Struys
  14. Gabrielle Verrier
  15. Ines Brabant
  16. Delfina Gaspari
  17. Mathilde Petriaux (GK)
  18. Manon Bruneau (GK)

Germany

The squad was announced on 10 November 2016.[2]

Head coach: Marc Haller

  1. Rosa Krüger (GK)
  2. Noelle Rother (GK)
  3. Emma Hessler
  4. Hannah Gablać
  5. Viktoria Huse (C)
  6. Julia Meffert
  7. Lena Micheel
  8. Elisa Gräve
  9. Kira Horn
  10. Alisa Vivot
  11. Teresa Martin
  12. Michelle Strobel
  13. Lara Birkner
  14. Amelie Wortmann
  15. Maike Schaunig
  16. Maxi Marquardt
  17. Anelotte Ziehm
  18. Hanna Granitzki

Japan

The squad was announced on 4 October 2016.[3]

Head coach: John Sheahan

  1. Yu Asai (C)
  2. Azusa Yokota
  3. Ayaka Nishimura
  4. Airi Nakahana
  5. Mei Morikawa
  6. Chiko Fujibayashi
  7. Natsuha Matsomoto
  8. Yui Ishibashi
  9. Seina Iwadate
  10. Kimika Hoshi
  11. Moeka Tsubouchi
  12. Akiho Imao
  13. Motomi Kawamura
  14. Maho Segawa
  15. Kanon Mori
  16. Mai Toriyama
  17. Akio Tanaka (GK)
  18. Eika Nakamura (GK)

Pool C

Australia

The squad was announced on 11 October 2016.[4]

Head coach: Tim White

  1. Rebecca Greiner
  2. Greta Hayes
  3. Madison Fitzpatrick
  4. Mikaela Patterson
  5. Laura Gray
  6. Ambrosia Malone
  7. Sophie Taylor
  8. Michaela Spano
  9. Kristina Bates
  10. Kaitlin Nobbs
  11. Savannah Fitzpatrick
  12. Renee Taylor
  13. Kate Hanna
  14. Mariah Williams (C)
  15. Karri Somerville
  16. Grace Stewart
  17. Aleisha Power (GK)
  18. Rene Hunter (GK)

Chile

The squad was announced in October 2016.[5]

Head coach: Alejandro Gómez

  1. Sachi Ananías (GK)
  2. Josefina Cambiaso
  3. Fernanda Villagran
  4. María Maldonado
  5. Agustina Solano
  6. Josefa Salas
  7. Sophia Lahsen
  8. Catalina Peragallo Papić
  9. Sofía Machado
  10. Paula Valdivia
  11. Noemi Abusleme (GK)
  12. Pilar Zapico
  13. Antonia Morales
  14. Doménica Ananías
  15. Consuelo de las Heras
  16. Denise Krimerman (C)
  17. Florencia Martínez
  18. Kim Jacob

England

The squad was announced on 4 November 2016.[6]

Head coach: Craig Keenan

  1. Katherine Somerville (GK)
  2. Miriam Pritchard (GK)
  3. Alice Wills
  4. Charlotte Calnan
  5. Alicia Caillard
  6. Charlotte Daly
  7. Kathryn Lane (C)
  8. Elizabeth Neal
  9. Holly Hunt
  10. Olivia Page
  11. Holly Munro
  12. Megan Crowson
  13. Ellie Rayer
  14. Eloise Stenner
  15. Esme Burge
  16. Erica Sanders
  17. Lydia MacDonell
  18. Harriet Mitchell

South Africa

The squad was announced on 5 August 2016.[7]

Head coach: Bongani Tshutshani

  1. Marlize van Tonder (GK)
  2. Christine Seggie
  3. Tarryn Glasby
  4. Donna Small
  5. Marguerite van Wyk
  6. Danielle Cairns
  7. Marizen Marais
  8. Kristen Paton
  9. Shirndre-Lee Simmons
  10. Marie Louw
  11. Tegan Fourie
  12. Gretchin Davids
  13. Ongeziwe Mali
  14. Sisipho Magwaza (GK)
  15. Natalie Esteves (C)
  16. Nthabeleng Maine
  17. Sandisiwe Tabata
  18. Marissa Poolman

Pool D

Belgium

Head coach: Xavier Reckinger

  1. Elena Sotgiu (GK)
  2. Elodie Picard (GK)
  3. Alice Weicker
  4. Daphne Gose
  5. Lien Hillewaert
  6. Pauline Leclef
  7. Sophie Limauge
  8. Mathilde Raymakers
  9. Marie Ronquetti
  10. Estelle Meulemans
  11. Cassy Boey
  12. Lauranne Struijk
  13. Tiphaine Duquesne
  14. Michelle Struijk
  15. Carolien Jakus
  16. Joanne Peeters
  17. Stéphanie Vanden Borre (C)
  18. Victoria de Kepper

China

Head coach: Weng Haiqin

  1. Ou Zixia (C)
  2. Shan Zhou
  3. Zhang Ying
  4. Zhang Lijia
  5. Guo Qiu
  6. Zhou Yu
  7. Xu Wenyu
  8. Chen Yang
  9. Yuan Meng
  10. Tu Yidan
  11. Li Hong
  12. Liu Hua
  13. Zhong Mengling
  14. Zhong Jiaqi
  15. Tang Wanli
  16. Zhang Jinrong
  17. Liu Kailin (GK)
  18. Yu Yaran (GK)

New Zealand

The squad was announced on 17 October 2016.[8]

Head coach: Sean Dancer

  1. Maddison Dowe
  2. Stephanie Dickins
  3. Tarryn Davey
  4. Megan Hull
  5. Alia Jacques
  6. Tessa Jopp (C)
  7. Catherine Tinning
  8. Amy Robinson
  9. Frances Davies
  10. Tyler Lench
  11. Maddi McLean
  12. Kirsten Nation (GK)
  13. Hattie Jones
  14. Emily Wium
  15. Phoebe Steele (C)
  16. Deanna Ritchie
  17. Brooke Roberts (GK)
  18. Kayla Reed

Spain

The squad was announced on 3 November 2016.[9]

Head coach: Adrian Lock

  1. Ana Calvo (GK)
  2. Clara Ycart
  3. Constanza Amundson
  4. Anna Gil
  5. Clara Valle
  6. Anna Fito
  7. Florencia Amundson
  8. Marta Grau
  9. Alejandra Torres-Quevedo
  10. Lara Pampín
  11. Candela Mejías
  12. Mariona Serrahima
  13. Paula Arrazola
  14. Belén Iglesias
  15. Marina Folch (GK)
  16. Begoña García (C)
  17. Marta Segú
  18. Lucía Jiménez

References
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  2. "Der Kader für die Juniorinnen-WM ist nominiert". Deutscher Hockey-Bund. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  3. "Candidates to represent Japan in WU-21 Women's Junior World Cup" (PDF). Japan Hockey Association. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  4. "Junior World Cup Squad Announcement". Hockey Australia. Archived from the original on 10 July 2019. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  5. "Junior Damas". Federación Chilena Hockey Sobre Césped. Archived from the original on 7 December 2018. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  6. "Keegan names Women's U21 squad for Junior World Cup". England Hockey. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  7. "THE PHL REVEALS U21 TEAMS FOR THE 2016 EVENT". South African Hockey Association. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  8. "Under 21 Women named for Junior World Cup". New Zealand Hockey Federation. Archived from the original on 2 December 2018. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
  9. "LISTA DE LA SUB-21 FEMENINA PARA EL CAMPEONATO DEL MUNDO DE CHILE". Real Federación Española De Hockey. Retrieved 2 December 2018.
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