This article show all participating team squads at the Women's Olympic Volleyball Tournament at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. [1]
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Virginia Cardona | ||||||
2 | Ana María Tostado | ||||||
3 | Rita María Oraá | ||||||
4 | Inmaculada Torres | ||||||
5 | Laura de la Torre | ||||||
6 | Marta Gens | ||||||
7 | Olga Martín | ||||||
8 | Asunción Domenech | ||||||
9 | Inmaculada González | ||||||
10 | Estela Domínguez | ||||||
11 | María del Mar Rey | ||||||
14 | Carmen Beatriz Miranda | ||||||
15 | Olga Martín Rubio |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Valentina Ogienko | 182 | |||||
2 | Natalya Morozova | 188 | |||||
3 | Marina Nikulina | ||||||
4 | Elena Batukhtina | 184 | 80 | ||||
5 | Irina Smirnova | 186 | |||||
6 | Tatyana Sidorenko | 186 | |||||
7 | Tatyana Menchova | 186 | |||||
8 | Evgenya Artamonova | 191 | |||||
9 | Galina Lebedeva | ||||||
10 | Svetlana Vassilevskaya | ||||||
11 | Elena Chebukina | 188 | |||||
13 | Svetlana Korytova |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Ichiko Sato | ||||||
2 | Kumi Nakada | 03.09.1965 | |||||
3 | Michiyo Ishikake | ||||||
4 | Chieko Nakanishi | ||||||
5 | Motoko Obayashi | ||||||
6 | Yukiko Takahashi | ||||||
7 | Ikuyo Namura | ||||||
8 | Mika Yamauchi | 07.10.1969 | |||||
9 | Asako Tajimi | ||||||
10 | Tomoko Yoshihara | ||||||
11 | Kiyoko Fukuda | ||||||
12 | Kazumi Nakamura |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Tonya Sanders | 28.03.1968 | |||||
2 | Yoko Zetterlund | 24.03.1969 | |||||
4 | Kim Oden | 16.05.1964 | |||||
5 | Lori Endicott | 01.08.1967 | |||||
6 | Paula Weishoff | 01.05.1962 | |||||
7 | Caren Kemner | 16.04.1965 | |||||
8 | Tammy Webb-Liley | 06.03.1965 | |||||
9 | Elaina Oden | 21.03.1967 | |||||
12 | Janet Cobbs | 22.02.1967 | |||||
13 | Tara Cross-Battle | 16.09.1968 | |||||
14 | Liane Sato | 09.09.1964 | |||||
15 | Ruth Lawanson | 27.09.1963 |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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2 | Ana Moser | 14.08.1968 | 185 | 70 | |||
3 | Hilma Caldeira | 05.01.1972 | 182 | ||||
4 | Ana Ida Alvares | 22.01.1965 | 178 | ||||
5 | Ana Paula Connelly | 13.02.1972 | 183 | ||||
7 | Cristina Lopes | 29.01.1966 | |||||
8 | Leila Barros | 30.09.1971 | 179 | ||||
9 | Cilene Rocha | 19.06.1967 | 182 | 66 | 300 | 287 | |
11 | Ana Lúcia Barros | 16.12.1965 | 176 | 71 | |||
12 | Marcia Cunha | 26.07.1969 | 185 | ||||
13 | Ana Flavia Daniel | 20.06.1970 | 187 | ||||
14 | Fernanda Venturini | 24.10.1970 | 181 | ||||
15 | Hélia Souza "Fofão" | 10.03.1970 | 173 |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Lai Yawen | ||||||
2 | Li Guojun | ||||||
4 | Zhou Hong | ||||||
5 | Ma Fang | ||||||
6 | Wang Yi | ||||||
7 | Su Huijuan | 03.04.1964 | |||||
8 | Chen Fengqin | ||||||
9 | Su Liqun | ||||||
11 | Sun Yue | ||||||
12 | Wu Dan | ||||||
14 | Gao Lin | ||||||
15 | Li Yueming |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Tania Ortiz | 10.30.1965 | |||||
2 | Marlenys Costa | 07.30.1973 | |||||
3 | Mireya Luis | 08.25.1967 | 175 | ||||
4 | Lilia Izquierdo | 02.20.1967 | |||||
5 | Idalmis Gato | 08.30.1971 | 178 | ||||
6 | Raisa O'Farril | 04.17.1972 | 176 | ||||
8 | Regla Bell | 07.06.1970 | 180 | ||||
10 | Regla Torres | 02.12.1975 | 191 | ||||
12 | Norka Latamblet | 08.25.1962 | |||||
13 | Mercedes Calderón | 09.01.1965 | |||||
14 | Ana Ibis Fernandez | 08.03.1973 | 183 | ||||
15 | Magalys Carvajal | 12.18.1968 | 190 |
# | Name | Date of Birth | Height | Weight | Spike | Block | |
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1 | Marrit Leenstra | 18.10.1973 | |||||
2 | Sandra Wiegers | ||||||
4 | Erna Brinkman | 25.03.1972 | |||||
5 | Cintha Boersma | 01.05.1969 | |||||
6 | Vera Koenen | ||||||
7 | Irena Machovcak | 13.11.1968 | |||||
8 | Aafke Hament | ||||||
9 | Marjolein de Jong | 16.05.1968 | |||||
10 | Henriëtte Weersing | 11.10.1965 | |||||
12 | Kirsten Gleis | ||||||
13 | Heleen Crielaard | ||||||
15 | Linda Moons |
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