1995 FIVB Volleyball Women's World Cup squads

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This article shows all participating team squads at the 1995 FIVB Women's World Cup , held from November 3 to November 17, 1995 in several cities in Japan.

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Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
2 Ana Moser 14.08.196818570310289
3 Janina Conceição 25.10.197219282312288
4 Ana Ida Alvares 22.01.196517864300282
8 Leila Barros 30.09.197117971300291
9 Hilma Caldeira 05.01.197218363312284
10 Virna Dias 31.08.197118470306294
11 Marcia Cunha 26.07.196918580295278
13 Ana Flavia Sanglard 20.06.197018778299290
14 Fernanda Venturini 24.10.197018068292280
15 Hélia Souza 10.03.197017363283265
16 Denise Souza 02.09.196718377292276
17 Sandra Suruagy 17.04.196317865297288

Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Diane Ratnik 14.07.1962
2 Josée Corbeil 25.05.1973
4 Katrina Von Sass 25.01.1972
5 Brigitte Soucy 11.10.1972181
7 Erminia Russo 24.07.1964173293278
8 Michelle Sawatzky 14.07.1970
9 Janis Kelly 20.03.1971175
10 Lori Ann Mundt 19.05.1971169
11 Tara Macintyre
12 Kathy Tough 22.02.1969
13 Wanda Guenette 31.08.1962178
14 Christine Toews

Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Lai Yawen 09.09.1970187319305
2 Li Yan 01.05.197617875312306
3 Cui Yongmei 25.01.1969181306285
4 Zhu Yunying 15.01.197817564300280
5 Wu Yongmei 01.01.197518674317295
6 Wang Yi 25.05.197318979
7 He Qi 24.08.197317868305295
8 Pan Wenli 08.03.1969182
10 Wang Ziling 14.01.1972181305290
11 Sun Yue 15.03.197318676314290
12 Deng Yang
18 Yin Yin 02.01.197418373322310

Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Nataša Osmokrović 27.05.197618469328320
2 Dušica Kalaba
3 Željka Jovičić
4 Marijana Ribičić 21.02.197918674290280
5 Snježana Mijić 25.12.1971180
6 Tatjana Andrić
7 Slavica Kuzmanić 27.03.1972190310290
8 Barbara Jelić 08.05.197719375320300
9 Vanesa Srsen 23.12.1971184295285
10 Gordana Jurčan 01.05.197119171
11 Elena Chebukina 11.10.196518877
12 Irina Kirillova 13.05.196518072300285

Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
2 Marlenis Costa 30.07.197317676334312
3 Mireya Luis 28.08.196717569335316
4 Lilian Izquierdo 10.02.196717471319308
5 Idalmis Gato 30.09.197117865
6 Raisa O'Farrill 17.04.1972181
8 Regla Bell 06.07.197118173326315
10 Regla Torres 12.02.197519375331315
12 Taismary Agüero 05.03.197717769318304
14 Ana Fernández 03.08.197318778326312
15 Magaly Carvajal 18.12.196819185331315
16 Mirka Francia 14.02.197518473324310
17 Martha Sánchez 17.05.197318475324310

Flag of Egypt.svg  Egypt

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Suzan Saleh
2 Mariam Mahmoud
3 Mona Abdel-Karim
6 Yosria Shagia
7 Nadia Sari
8 Nahed Badawy
9 Nglaa Fawzy
10 Nessrin Noureldin
11 Tahani Tosson 22.09.197117777305295
12 Azza Tahha
13 Dena Gouda
17 Neamat Badawy 02.01.198118484299290

Flag of Japan.svg  Japan

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Chieko Nakanishi 24.08.196616353286270
2 Aki Nagatomi 15.07.196917363290281
3 Mika Yamauchi 07.10.196918269317294
4 Kaori Tsuchiya 14.10.196917673302288
8 Kazumi Nakamura 24.02.197117067295283
9 Mika Saiki 25.09.197117263295284
10 Asako Tajimi 26.02.197218068308
12 Airi Suekuni
13 Yuka Egoshi 17.01.1974184
14 Yuki Nakano 05.08.1976182
15 Motoko Obayashi 15.06.196718267312293
16 Tomoko Yoshihara 04.02.1970180

Flag of Kenya.svg  Kenya

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Dorcas Murunga 12.05.1969170
2 Nancy Lijodi 20.09.1971172
3 Doris Wanjala 24.12.196617072
4 Margaret Indakala 24.08.1962178290278
5 Esther Jepkosgei
8 Helen Elele 09.09.1973179290275
9 Dorcas Nakhomicha Ndasaba 31.03.1971174288272
10 Beatrice Kwoba
12 Esther Barno 06.06.1968182295290
13 Nancy Sikobe 15.08.1970180
14 Esther Ouna 10.01.1968160
16 Catherine Mabwi 01.08.1966173289272

Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Jerine Fleurke 11.08.1973188
3 Erna Brinkman 25.03.1972184
5 Cintha Boersma 01.05.1969182308294
6 Petra Groenland
7 Irena Machovcak 13.11.1968186310294
8 Riëtte Fledderus 18.10.1977168284276
9 Marjolein de Jong 16.05.1968185
11 Marrit Leenstra 18.10.197317968
12 Elles Leferink 14.11.1976176299284
13 Claudia van Thiel 22.12.1977184309291
14 Jolanda Elshof 05.08.1975184
15 Ingrid Visser 04.06.197719074306294

Flag of Peru.svg  Peru

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Sara Joya 13.07.197718270298295
2 Iris Falcón 01.11.197317378300293
5 Gloria de la Borda 170
6 Paola Ramos 20.04.1975173
7 Milagros Moy 17.10.197517572296285
9 Sandra Rodriguez 12.04.1974180
10 Yulissa Zamudio 24.03.1976183310303
14 Marjorie Vilchez 15.01.1978185
15 Veronica Contreras 08.06.197717363280282
16 Leyla Chihuán 04.09.197518067310303
18 Patricia Soto 10.02.1980179300295

Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Ku Min-Jung 25.08.197318173315300
3 Lee Do-Hee 27.01.1968170
4 Chang Yoon-Hee 22.05.197017063
5 Lee Soo-Jung 25.08.1972
6 Choi Kwang-Hee 17.05.1984172
8 Chung Sun-Hye 17.12.1975174306290
9 Kim Nam-Soon 25.07.1970180
10 Park Soo-Jeong 02.03.197217868305295
11 Hong Ji-Yeon 08.09.1970187314304
12 Lee In-Sook 06.10.1971178
14 Jung Eun-Sun 06.04.1973177308291
15 Chang So-Yun 11.11.197418476312301

Flag of the United States.svg  United States

#NameDate of birthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
2 Yoko Zetterlund 24.03.196918065300290
3 Paula Weishoff 01.05.196218879
4 Caren Kemner 16.04.196518579
5 Lori Endicott 01.08.1967175
7 Beverly Oden 09.03.197118979
8 Tammy Liley 06.03.1965180
9 Elaina Oden 21.03.196718564
10 Danielle Scott 01.10.197218985325302
13 Tara Cross-Battle 16.09.196818376302300
14 Natalie Williams 18898
15 Elaine Youngs 14.02.1970183

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