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Women teams
Amsterdam H&BC
Canterbury LHC
Club de Campo de Madrid
Glasgow En-Croute Western
HF Libertas san Saba
Old Alexandra Hockey Club
Stadion Rot-Weiss Köln
Viktoria Smolevichi
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Amsterdam H&BC
The Amsterdam Hockey Club is the oldest hockeyclub of Europe (founded in 1892) and always one of the leading Dutch teams. In 1937 the women's squad of Amsterdam won her first national title. Since then they have won the title 16 times.
They won the European Champions Cup 12 times and are the current holder of the European Cup Winners Cup, which was won also 4 times before.
In the 2006 national competition they finished 2 nd , behind Den Bosch. Over the years Amsterdam is a strong supplier of the Dutch national squad, current holder of the European title, Champions Trophy and World Cup. From the present team 5 players were or are part of the team that won the World Cup in 2006 and/or the Champions Trophy in 2007.
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Floortje Engels |
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Eveline Wisse Smit |
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Ilse Luirink |
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Wendelien Herinckx |
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Anne Maaike Elsen |
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Cecilia Rognoni |
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Carolien v Batenburg |
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Sylvia Karres |
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Ruth Helmonds |
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Jolanda Clemens |
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Jiske Snoeks |
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Kitty v Male |
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Chantal de Bruijn |
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Eva Weijmar Schultz |
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Marieke Matheussens |
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Maartje Scheepstra |
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Fieke Holman |
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Maartje Scheepstra |
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Miek van Geenhuizen |
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Jacky Schoenaker |
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The technical staff
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Max Caldas > Trainer/coach
Diederik Donk > Ass. trainer
Els Hensel > Manager
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Rien Jan de Bruijn > Physio
Carel Roessink> keepers trainer
Roger Fortanier - looptrainer
Merel Linde ter Beek - Arts |
[ see team photo ] |
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Canterbury LHC
Canterbury Ladies Hockey Club was reformed after the war in 1971. From very modest beginnings of a borrowed pitch and a wooden hut the Club has thrived and progressed to being one of the foremost clubs in the Country. Indeed, a centre of sporting excellence with coaches of national standing providing coaching for all levels.
Canterbury's rise of strength is founded on an inspired decision way back in 1978 to purchase a completely derelict piece of land just outside the City Centre known as Polo Farm. By 1987 Canterbury became only the second private club in the Country to lay a floodlit artificial surface and with such a demand a second waterbased pitch was laid in 1993.
With tremendous effort by a few stalwart members the Polo Farm Sports Club has grown to one of the largest clubs in the Country with another artificial pitch laid in 2006.
Having the 2012 London Olympics in mind all avenues are being explored to possibly use Polo Farm as a training camp for one of the competing Nations.
The Ladies Club fields 5 senior teams within the National, Regional and County divisions as well as a thriving Junior section which sees hundred's of boys and girls at the Mini's training on Sundays.
This is the third venture into European Club Competition for the 1st XI within the last 4 years, having previously won silver at both the 2004 European Cup Winners Cup & 2006 European Club Championships.
Team
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Jenny Vincent |
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Natalie Seymour
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Jennifer Wilson |
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Fen Pengelly |
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Rachel Walsh
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Nicola Joy |
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Lucy Stewart |
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Nikki Triggs
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Anna Bennett |
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Georgina< Kemsley |
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Cathy Gilliat-Smith
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Sonia Houlker |
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Natasha Brennan |
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Sar
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Alice Brown |
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Melanie Clewlow |
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Hayley Brown |
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Becky Duggan |
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Jenny Milne |
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Sussanah Townsend
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(CP) > Capitán |
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Kirsty Chambers |
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Lucy Barnes
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(CP) > Capitán |
The technical staff
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Greg Nicol > Coach
Paul Bundy > Assst. coach
Jim Marshall > Physio
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Simon Triggs > Manager
Martin Southam
> Video |
[ see team photo ] |
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Club de Campo de Madrid
Club the Campo Villa de Madrid was founded in 1984, using the townhall its rigths over the terrain, before known as Real Club de Campo, founded in 1930.
First field hockey was made in 1931, with the rest of facilities of that time. In 1989 the first water field was made in the Club, one of the finest of Spain, during this competition will be know as pit 1. In 2003, with the Pre-olimpic Championship, the second water field was founded, during this competition will be know as pit 2.
Indoor Hockey
12 times spanish champion: 1984/85/86/87/88-1992/93/96/99-2004/06/07
European Championship- Bronce Medal in 1993 and 1996
Field Hockey
Honor division > 11títulos( de las 22 ediciones): 1984/85/86/87/88/89-1990/92/94/95- 2004
European Championship:
European Championship, division
B (Wales) 1996
Cup of Spain: 6 tittles: 1989-1992/94/96/99- 2005
Team
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Rosa, Mª Jesús |
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Muñoz, Silvia |
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Sánchez, Pilar |
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Gutierrez, Rocío |
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Lafaury, Christelle |
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Rebecchi, Carla |
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Navarro, Jennifer |
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Malda, Barbara |
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Rueda, Monica |
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Abella, Marta |
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Muñoz-Seca, Marta |
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Mata, Irene |
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Alvarez-Lab, María |
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Sluiter, Lotte |
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Mowinckel, Andrea |
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González, Mari Cruz |
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Cruz, Montserrat |
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Von Kursell, Veroiz |
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Panadero, Yurena |
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Manrique, Silvia |
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Leirado, Julia |
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Hernández, Mª de la Paz |
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Rozpide, Claudia |
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Del Castillo, Beatriz |
The technical staff
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González, Mariví > Team Manager
Medicci, Pablo > Stand-in Manager
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Arnau, Javier > Coach
Claros, Jorge >Physio |
[ see team photo ]
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Glasgow En-Croute Western
Glasgow Western Ladies Hockey Club was founded in 1903 and is the premier club in Scotland, with 80+ members spanning 4 teams. For much of its history the club has led a nomadic existence but, in 1985 found its present home at Titwood on the south side of Glasgow, when it joined Clydesdale Cricket.
Glasgow Western has been the largest and most successful club in Scotland since 1976, winning the National Outdoor League on 23 occasions including 19 consecutive titles from 1976 to 1999. The club has also won the Scottish Cup, the National Indoor League, and the National Indoor Cup 10 times each.
As League and Cup Winners, Glasgow Western has competed at 23 European Club Championships and 4 European Cup Winners' Cups winning 6 silver medals and 3 bronze medals. On the indoor front, the club have competed at 8 European Indoor Championships winning 3 bronze medals.
In February 1999, Glasgow Western hosted the 10 th European 'A' Division Indoor Club Championships at the Kelvin Hall and in June 2000, the 27 th European 'A' Division Club Championships at our home pitch Clydesdale. Both tournaments were supported by Glasgow City Council and the Sports Council for Glasgow.
Team
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Walker, Abigail (G) |
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Judge, Samantha |
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Kelly, Emma |
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Mackenzie, Kirsty (G) |
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Bartlett, Laura |
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Gray, Kathryn |
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Carwford, Amanda |
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Semple, Catriona |
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Green, Gillian |
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Bobbie, Lorna |
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Walker, Helen |
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Horne, Gillian |
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Forest, Catriona |
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Javie, Karen (CP) |
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Cockburn, Elspeth |
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Rochlin, Emma |
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Bartlett, Kay |
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Sturgess, Jennifer |
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Christison, Kim |
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Dalby, Nicole |
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Scott, Clare |
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Cram, Holly |
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The technical staff
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Macara, Elaine > Team Manager
Mclennan, Rhona > Stand-in Manager
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Shepherd, Gordon > Team Coach
Dear, Emma > Physio |
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HF Libertas san Saba
Hockey Women born in 1970 within the Polisportiva Libertas San Saba, one of the anciest club not professional in Rome, founded by enthusiastic sportsman on june 16 in l953.
Hockey (only male) joints the other sports of the Polisportiva introduced by the late (lamented) Mr. Rino Dal Buono, one of the "big" in hockey at local and national level. In 1970 two men players from the National team, Enzo Corso and Policarpo De Leonardis (already leading a women team from 1968) enlarge the hockey section with the women team. From that moment, the HF Libertas San Saba become one of the boast of Polisportiva with 5 Italian Title outdoor, 6 National Cups, 6 Indoor Italian Title and 4 Youth Championship Title.
At the present the club has 40 players with a senior team and U-18, U-16 teams.
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Giulianelli, Barbara |
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Faustini, Francesca |
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Valabrega, Chiara |
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Di Nucci, Romina |
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Sidoni, Viola |
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Iassi, Paula |
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Corso, Federica |
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Giuliani, Valeria |
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Giardino, Valentina |
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Stirpe, Roberta |
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Di tullio, Chiara |
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Possali, Daniela |
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Giulianelli, Alessia |
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Petillo, Carla |
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Marti, Virginia |
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Girotti, Stella |
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Tiddi, Chiara |
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The technical staff
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Di Marco Tullio, Dario > Team Manager
Cristofaro, Claudia > Stand-in Manager
Zubeldia, Matias > Coachr
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Pierini, Andrea > Physio
Pedone, Giuseppe > Doctor |
[ see team photo ] |
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Old Alexandra Hockey Club
Old Alexandra Hockey Club was founded in 1892 with the club's first match being played on St. Patrick's Day 1893. Originally membership was restricted to students and past pupils of the Dublin school, Alexandra College. Thankfully this restriction no longer applies and membership is open to all. The club now has in excess of 150 members and fields six teams in competitive league action each Saturday throughout the season.
Old Alexandra has contributed greatly to Irish hockey since its formation. It has produced many internationals over the years, most recently Zanya Dahl and Shauna Frey both of whom are members of Old Alexandra squad at this tournament.
This is the second time this decade that Old Alexandra has represented Ireland in Europe. The last time was in Rome in 2000 where the club emerged as winners of the "B" Division of this tournament being Royal Antwerp in the final.
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Frey, Shauna |
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O'Connor, Suzanne |
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FitzGerald, Barbara |
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Flinn, Aisling |
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Dahl, Zanya |
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McCoy, Laura |
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Hiles, Kerry |
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Deacon, Jeamie |
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Cotter, Lucy |
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O'Shea, Gillian |
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Ovington, Jan |
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O'Connor, Alicia |
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O'Connor, Sarah |
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Dowling, Lisa |
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Smith, Lisa |
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Cullen, Ann-Marie |
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Bowers, Anya |
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Nikta, Meaghan |
The technical staff
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McDarby , Fred > Team Coach
Fortune, Annette > Stand-in Manager
Devine, Niall > Preparador físico
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Butler , Owen > Entrenador técnico
O'Donnell, Gillian > Manager |
[ see team photo ] |
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Stadion Rot-Weiss Köln
Rot-Weiss Köln is a tennis and hockey club with a long tradition. It is one of the oldest clubs in Germany and celebrated its 100th birthday just last year. In the past decades the club's hockey teams- men and women, had their very successful times. They won 23 German Championships and 15 players of the club played for Germany at 10 Olympic Games when 2 gold medals, 2 silver- and 1 bronze medal were won. But in the past 9 years, RW Köln's women's team has become one of the best teams in Europe participating in the German play-offs and European Club competitions regularly.
You can also find more information about the women's team on their own webpage: www.schoene-baelle.de
The tea''s successes:
German Champion 1998 and 2003
European Cup 1999 (1.), 2005 (3.), 2006 (2.)
European Cup Winner's Cup 2000 (1.), 2004 (3.)
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Frank, Yvonne |
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Gude, Franzi |
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Hallberg, Katharina |
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Stelter, Nadine |
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Seewald, Paulina |
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Stöckel, Maike |
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Rodewald, Marion |
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Stöckel, Inga |
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Stübben, Julia |
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Schneider, Steffi |
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Meyer, Beate |
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Hoffmann, Eileen |
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Geiter, Anna |
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Abel, Nicoletta |
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Hartmann, Dinah |
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Hoyer, Hoyer |
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Schwarz, Sarah |
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Eidmann, Pia |
The technical staff
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Beber, Birgit > Team coach
Münchrath, Susanne > Team Manager
Esser, Axel > Stand-in Manager |
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Dr. Vanhoegen, Jan > Doctor |
[ see team photo ] |
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Viktoria Smolevich
Hockey club " Victoria " Smolevichi ,Byelorussia, was formed in January, 2000. The structure of club includes 163 person, branch of the big tennis, man's and female field hockey.17 players are members of national modular Belarus.
2001 - the Cup of cups of the European countries ("B") 4 place
2001-2006 - the Silver prize-winner of the Championship of Byelorussia.
The silver prize-winner of the Cup of Byelorussia.
2004 - the International tournament (Russia) 2 place;
2004 - the Cup of Cups (B) 5 place;
2005 - the Cup of Cups (B) 1 place 2006 - the Cup of Cups (A) 4 place
2006 - the Cup "Commonwealth" (Ukraine) 1 place;
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Kamisarava Natallia |
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Cherap Viktoria |
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Ashurova Yuliya |
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Lubianoi Mikalai |
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Piotukh Alesia |
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Kulinkovich Krestina |
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Holubeu Viktar |
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Izuit Maryna |
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Kibkova Khrystina |
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Kahramanian Samvel |
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Kremko Marina |
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Charapok Natallia |
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Kahramanian Stela |
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Lashuk Yuliya |
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Fedarovich Alena |
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Sikanou Yury |
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Huretskaya Anastasiya |
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Markiyanovich Irina |
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Epelman Arkadzi |
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Padbiarozka Alena |
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Zhylianina Ryta |
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Salanets Ryhor |
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Yanybacva Alena |
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Hrachou Aliaksandr |
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Shakhnazariyan Silva |
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Shymanovich Volha |
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Saynazarova Nazira |
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Kuimji Verónica |
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Saroka Volha |
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Berdieva Innoyatxon |
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Bahushevich Sviatlana |
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Shcharbakova Nastassia |
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Sychevskaya Rehina |
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Mikheichyk Yuliya |
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The technical staff
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S.G.Kagramanjan > Coach
K.S.Karitskiy > Chief
St.G.Kagramanjan > Coach
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J.R.Sikanov > Doctor
N.V.Lubjanoj > Manager |
[ see team photo ] |
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