1998 European Women's Handball Championship squads

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This article lists the squads and players who competed in the 1998 European Women's Handball Championship played in Netherlands.

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Austria

  1. Ausra Fridrikas
  2. Barbara Strass
  3. Doris Meltzer
  4. Edith Mika
  5. Iris Morhammer
  6. Laura Fritz
  7. Natalia Rusnatschenko
  8. Renata Cieloch
  9. Rima Sypkuviene
  10. Stanka Bozovic
  11. Stephanie Ofenböck
  12. Tanja Dshandshagava
  13. Tanja Logvin

Denmark

  1. Anette Hoffmann Moberg
  2. Camilla Andersen
  3. Christina Roslyng Hansen
  4. Gitte Sunesen
  5. Helle Simonsen
  6. Janne Johannesen Kolling
  7. Karen Brödsgaard
  8. Karina Jespersen
  9. Katrine Fruelund
  10. Kristine Andersen
  11. Lene Rantala
  12. Lotte Kiaerskou
  13. Mette Vestergaard Larsen
  14. Susanne Munk Lauritsen
  15. Tonje Kjaergaard

Germany

  1. Agnieszka Tobiasz
  2. Anke Schulz
  3. Birte Tesch
  4. Christine Lindemann
  5. Emilia Luca
  6. Franziska Heinz
  7. Heike Schmidt
  8. Kathrin Blacha
  9. Melanie Schliecker
  10. Michaela Erler
  11. Michaela Schanze
  12. Nikola Pietzsch
  13. Romy Reincke
  14. Silke Christiansen
  15. Silvia Schmidt
  16. Yvonne Karrasch

Hungary

  1. Ágnes Farkas
  2. Andrea Farkas
  3. Anikó Kántor
  4. Anikó Nagy
  5. Anita Kulcsár
  6. Beáta Siti
  7. Beatrix Balogh
  8. Beatrix Kökény
  9. Gabriella Takács
  10. Helga Németh
  11. Ildikó Pádár
  12. Judit Zsemberyné Simics
  13. Katalin Pálinger
  14. Krisztina Pigniczki
  15. Rita Deli

Macedonia

  1. Anzela Platon
  2. Biljana Naumoska
  3. Biljana Risteska
  4. Gordana Naceva
  5. Julijana Crvenkovska
  6. Klara Boeva
  7. Larisa Kiseleva
  8. Marina Abramova
  9. Mirjana Cupic
  10. Oksana Maslova
  11. Olgica Todorovska
  12. Valentina Radulovic

Netherlands

  1. Adriana Krijnen
  2. Diane Lamein
  3. Diane Ordelmans
  4. Elly an de Boer
  5. Heidi Veltmaat
  6. Laura Robben
  7. Marieke van Linder
  8. Marlie Menten
  9. Natasa Burgers
  10. Nicole Heuwkemeijer
  11. Olga Assink
  12. Renate Erkelens
  13. Wilhelmina Feijen

Norway

  1. Ann Cathrin Eriksen
  2. Camilla Carstens
  3. Cecilie Leganger
  4. Elisabeth Hilmo
  5. Elise Alsand
  6. Else-Marte Sörlie
  7. Heidi Tjugum
  8. Janne Tuven
  9. Jeanette Nielsen
  10. Kjersti Grini
  11. Mette Davidsen
  12. Mia Hundvin
  13. Sara Hausmann
  14. Siv Heim Saeboe
  15. Tonje Larsen
  16. Trine Haltvik

Romania

  1. Alina Dobrin
  2. Anamaria Stetz
  3. Carmen Amariei
  4. Cristina Dogaru
  5. Cristina Mihai
  6. Luminita Hutupan
  7. Maria Iorgu
  8. Maria Radoi
  9. Marinela Patru
  10. Mihaela Bobocea
  11. Narcisa Paunica
  12. Ramona Mihalache
  13. Simona Gogirla
  14. Simona Stanciu
  15. Steluta Luca
  16. Victorina Bora

Poland

  1. Agnieszka Matuszweska
  2. Agnieszka Truszynska
  3. Anna Ejsmont
  4. Dagmara Kot
  5. Ewa Jarzyna
  6. Iwona Blaszkowska
  7. Iwona Lacz
  8. Iwona Nabozna
  9. Iwona Pabich
  10. Justyna Sebrala
  11. Malgorzata Jedrzejczak
  12. Monika Studzinska
  13. Renata Zukiel
  14. Sabina Soja

Russia

  1. Ekaterina Koulaguina
  2. Elena Chatalova
  3. Elena Tchaoussova
  4. Inna Suslina
  5. Irina Kalinitchenko
  6. Liudmila Shevchenko
  7. Maria Sidorova
  8. Natalia Deriouguina
  9. Natalia Gontcharova
  10. Nigina Saidova
  11. Olga Tchetchkova
  12. Raissa Verakso
  13. Svetlana Mozgovaya
  14. Svetlana Smirnova

Spain

  1. Aitziber Elejaga Vargas
  2. Amaia Ugartemendia
  3. Ana Isabel Ruiz Perez
  4. Begona Sanchez Santos
  5. Consuelo Benvent Aparici
  6. Cristina Gomez Arquer
  7. Cristina Lopez Quiros
  8. Eider Rubio Ponce
  9. Elena Ciubotaru Turcu
  10. Elisabeth Lopez Valledor
  11. Gemma Lujan Suarz
  12. Lidia Sanchez Alias
  13. Montserrat Puche Díaz
  14. Natalia Morskova
  15. Susana Pareja Ibarra
  16. Teresa Andreu Rodriguez

Ukraine

  1. Halyna Markushevska
  2. Laryssa Kovaleva
  3. Laryssa Kharlaniuk
  4. Maryna Verhelyuk
  5. Maya Karbunar
  6. Nataliya Datchenko
  7. Nataliya Derepasko
  8. Nataliya Mytryuk
  9. Nataliya Sen
  10. Olena Tsyhytsia
  11. Olena Yatsenko
  12. Oxana Sakada
  13. Tetjana Novikova
  14. Tetyana Vorozhtsova
  15. Valentyna Ivanko
  16. Viktoriya Khachatryan

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