Marina di Giacomo

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Marina di Giacomo
Medal record
Representing Argentina
Women's Field hockey
Olympic Games
	2004 Athens	Team

Marina di Giacomo (born 1976) is an Argentine field hockey player. She was born in Godoy Cruz, Mendoza. She won a bronze medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.^[1]

References

↑ "Marina Di Giacomo". Sports Reference LLC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 16 May 2012.

External links

Marina di Giacomo at Olympedia

v t e Argentina squad – 2003 Pan American Games – Gold medal (5th Title)
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 11 Del Carril 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 22 Cattaneo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil

v t e Argentina squad – 2003 Champions Trophy – 4th place
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 17 Parodi 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart 28 Rodríguez Coach: Minadeo

v t e Argentina squad – 2004 Pan American Cup – Champions (2nd Title)
3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 22 Cattaneo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart 28 Rodríguez Coach: Vigil

v t e Argentina squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil

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