Field hockey at the 2012 Summer Olympics – Women's team squads

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Twelve national teams competed in the women's Olympic hockey tournament at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Sixteen players were officially enrolled in each squad. Two reserve players could also be nominated to be available should a player enrolled in the official squad become injured during the tournament.

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Pool A

Netherlands

The following is the Netherlands roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [1]

Head Coach: Maximiliano Caldas

Netherlands women's hockey team (in orange) before the final against Argentina Womens hockey final teams - 2012 Olympics (1).jpg
Netherlands women's hockey team (in orange) before the final against Argentina
  1. Joyce Sombroek (GK)
  2. Kitty van Male
  3. Willemijn Bos ^
  4. Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel
  5. Kelly Jonker
  6. Maartje Goderie
  7. Lidewij Welten
  8. Caia van Maasakker
  9. Maartje Paumen (C)
  10. Naomi van As
  11. Ellen Hoog
  12. Sophie Polkamp
  13. Kim Lammers
  14. Eva de Goede
  15. Marilyn Agliotti
  16. Merel de Blaeij
  17. Margot van Geffen

Reserves:

^ Willemijn Bos injured her cruciate ligament during a friendly match.

Great Britain

The Great Britain women's field hockey team for the 2012 Games was announced on 18 May 2012. [2]

Head Coach: Danny Kerry

  1. Beth Storry (GK)
  2. Emily Maguire
  3. Laura Unsworth
  4. Crista Cullen
  5. Hannah Macleod
  6. Anne Panter
  7. Helen Richardson
  8. Kate Walsh (C)
  9. Chloe Rogers
  10. Laura Bartlett
  11. Alex Danson
  12. Georgie Twigg
  13. Ashleigh Ball
  14. Sally Walton
  15. Nicola White
  16. Sarah Thomas

Reserves:

China

The following is the Chinese roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

China women's hockey team, after the match against Belgium China women hockey team-London 2012.JPG
China women's hockey team, after the match against Belgium
  1. Ma Yibo
  2. Wang Mengyu
  3. Ma Wei
  4. Sun Sinan
  5. Cui Qiuxia
  6. Fu Baorong
  7. Gao Lihua
  8. Zhang Yimeng (GK)
  9. Li Hongxia
  10. Ren Ye (C)
  11. Zhao Yudiao
  12. Song Qingling
  13. De Jiaojiao
  14. Xu Xiaoxu
  15. Liang Meiyu
  16. Peng Yang

Reserves:

South Korea

The following is the South Korea roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics.

Head Coach: Lim Heung-sin

South Korea women's team after the match against Great Britain Korea women hockey team-London 2012.JPG
South Korea women's team after the match against Great Britain
  1. Moon Young-hui (GK)
  2. Kim Young-ran
  3. Cha Se-na
  4. Park Seon-mi
  5. Lee Seon-ok (C)
  6. Park Mi-hyun
  7. Han Hye-lyoung
  8. Kim Jong-hee
  9. Kim Jong-eun
  10. Kim Da-rae
  11. Cheon Seul-ki
  12. Jeon Yu-mi
  13. Kim Ok-ju
  14. Park Ki-ju
  15. Jang Soo-ji (GK)
  16. Cheon Eun-bi

Reserves:

Japan

The following is the Japan roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [3]

Head Coach: Zenjiro Yasuda

  1. Sakiyo Asano (GK)
  2. Nagisa Hayashi
  3. Akemi Kato
  4. Sachimi Iwao
  5. Miyuki Nakagawa
  6. Ai Murakami
  7. Shiho Otsuka
  8. Yukari Yamamoto (C)
  9. Aki Mitsuhashi
  10. Rika Komazawa
  11. Kaori Fujio
  12. Akane Shibata
  13. Chie Akutsu
  14. Keiko Manabe
  15. Masako Sato
  16. Izuki Tanaka

Reserves:

Belgium

The following is the Belgium roster in the men's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [4]

Head Coach: Pascal Kina

  1. Louise Cavenaile
  2. Stephanie de Groof
  3. Anouk Raes
  4. Judith Vandermeiren
  5. Lieselotte van Lindt
  6. Lola Danhaive
  7. Erica Coppey
  8. Gaëlle Valcke
  9. Alix Gerniers
  10. Emilie Sinia
  11. Charlotte de Vos (C)
  12. Anne-Sophie van Regemortel
  13. Barbara Nelen
  14. Aisling D'Hooghe (GK)
  15. Hélène Delmée
  16. Jill Boon

Reserves:

Pool B

Argentina

The following is the Argentina roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [5]

Head Coach: Carlos Retegui

Argentina women's hockey team (in white/blue) before the final against Netherlands Womens hockey final teams - 2012 Olympics (1).jpg
Argentina women's hockey team (in white/blue) before the final against Netherlands
  1. Laura del Colle (GK)
  2. Rosario Luchetti
  3. Macarena Rodríguez
  4. Martina Cavallero
  5. Luciana Aymar (C)
  6. Carla Rebecchi
  7. Delfina Merino
  8. Florencia Habif
  9. Rocío Sánchez Moccia
  10. Daniela Sruoga
  11. Sofía Maccari
  12. Mariela Scarone
  13. Silvina D'Elía
  14. Noel Barrionuevo
  15. Josefina Sruoga
  16. Florencia Mutio (GK)

Reserves:

Germany

The following is the Germany roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [6]

Head Coach: Michael Behrmann

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German team before the match against Argentina
  1. Yvonne Frank (GK)
  2. Mandy Haase
  3. Natascha Keller
  4. Christina Schütze
  5. Kristina Hillmann
  6. Nina Hasselmann
  7. Katharina Otte
  8. Fanny Rinne (C)
  9. Lisa Hahn
  10. Jennifer Plass
  11. Marie Mavers
  12. Maike Stöckel
  13. Janne Müller-Wieland
  14. Celine Wilde
  15. Anke Brockmann
  16. Julia Müller

Reserves:

New Zealand

The following is the New Zealand roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [7]

Head Coach: Mark Hager

  1. Kayla Sharland
  2. Emily Naylor (C)
  3. Krystal Forgesson
  4. Katie Glynn
  5. Alana Millington
  6. Ella Gunson
  7. Samantha Charlton
  8. Clarissa Eshuis
  9. Samantha Harrison
  10. Cathryn Finlayson
  11. Gemma Flynn
  12. Charlotte Harrison
  13. Melody Cooper
  14. Bianca Russell (GK)
  15. Stacey Michelsen
  16. Anita Punt

Reserves:

Australia

The following is the Australian roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [8]

Head Coach: Adam Commens

Australian team (in yellow) before the match versus Germany Field hockey at the 2012 summer olympics, womens ger vs aus.jpeg
Australian team (in yellow) before the match versus Germany
  1. Toni Cronk (GK)
  2. Georgia Nanscawen
  3. Casey Eastham
  4. Megan Rivers
  5. Jodie Schulz
  6. Ashleigh Nelson
  7. Anna Flanagan
  8. Madonna Blyth (C)
  9. Kobie McGurk
  10. Jayde Taylor
  11. Kate Jenner
  12. Fiona Boyce
  13. Emily Smith
  14. Hope Munro
  15. Teneal Attard
  16. Jade Close

Reserves:

United States

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Team USA

The following is the American roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [9]

Head Coach: Lee Bodimeade

  1. Melissa González
  2. Rachel Dawson
  3. Michelle Vittese
  4. Shannon Taylor
  5. Julia Reinprecht
  6. Keli Smith Puzo
  7. Katie Reinprecht
  8. Katie O'Donnell
  9. Michelle Kasold
  10. Caroline Nichols
  11. Paige Selenski
  12. Claire Laubach
  13. Katelyn Falgowski
  14. Amy Swensen (GK)
  15. Kayla Bashore Smedley
  16. Lauren Crandall

Reserves:

South Africa

The following is the South Africa roster in the women's field hockey tournament of the 2012 Summer Olympics. [10]

Head Coach: Giles Bonnet

  1. Mariette Rix (GK)
  2. Kate Woods
  3. Illse Davids
  4. Marsha Marescia (C)
  5. Shelley Russell
  6. Dirkie Chamberlain
  7. Lisa-Marie Deetlefs
  8. Pietie Coetzee
  9. Jennifer Wilson
  10. Lesle-Ann George
  11. Nicolene Terblanche
  12. Lenise Marais
  13. Kathleen Taylor
  14. Bernadette Coston
  15. Tarryn Bright
  16. Sulette Damons

Reserves:

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