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- ↑ EU-ch U16 1992 Girls
- ↑ EU-ch U18 1993 Girls
- ↑ EU-ch U18 1994 Girls
- ↑ Wch U14 1990 Girls
- ↑ Wch U16 1992 Girls
- ↑ Wch U18 1993 Girls
- ↑ Wch U18 1994 Girls
- ↑ EU-ch U20 1996 Girls
- ↑ Wch U20 1995 Girls
- ↑ Kampioenes van Nederland
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