Volleyball at the 2007 Pan American Games – Women's team rosters

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This article show all participating team squads at the 2007 Pan American Games, played by eight countries held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Walewska Oliveira 01.10.197919073310290
2 Carolina Albuquerque 25.07.197718276289279
3 Marianne Steinbrecher 23.08.198318870310290
4 Paula Pequeno 22.01.198218474302285
6 Thaisa Menezes 15.05.198719679316301
7 Hélia Souza (c)10.03.197017363283264
9 Fabiana Claudino 24.01.198519376314293
10 Welissa Gonzaga 09.09.198217976300287
11 Erika Coimbra 23.03.198018064301280
13 Sheilla Castro 01.07.198318564302284
14 Fabiana de Oliveira 07.03.198016959276266
15 Regiane Bidias 02.10.198618974304286

Flag of Costa Rica.svg  Costa Rica

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Karen Cope
2Catalina Fernández
6 Angela Willis
7Mariela Quesada
9Verania Willis (c)
10 Paola Ramírez
12 Angélica Jiménez
13 Janelle Johnson
14 Irene Fonseca
16 Kimberly Palmer
17 Marianela Alfaro

Flag of Cuba.svg  Cuba

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Yumilka Ruiz (c)08.05.197818063326305
2 Yanelis Santos 30.03.198618371315312
3 Nancy Carrillo 11.01.198619074318315
4 Yenisey González 23.08.198319367315312
6 Daimí Ramírez 08.10.198317667305290
8 Yaima Ortiz 09.11.198117970325313
10 Yusleinis Herrera 12.03.198418067312310
11 Liana Mesa Luaces 26.12.197717970318307
12 Rosir Calderón 28.12.198419166330325
14 Kenia Carcaces 22.01.198618869308306
15 Yusidey Silié 11.11.198418380316300
18 Zoila Barros 06.08.197618876325312

Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg  Dominican Republic

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Annerys Vargas 07.08.198119470325315
2 Rosalín Ángeles 23.07.198518961310300
4 Sidarka Núñez 25.06.198418858312308
5 Brenda Castillo 05.06.199216755220270
6 Carmen Rosa Caso 29.11.198116859243241
7 Sofía Mercedes 25.05.197618570306298
8 Gina Del Rosario 12.05.198618961310300
10 Milagros Cabral 17.10.197818163308305
13 Cindy Rondón 12.11.198818961312305
15 Cosiri Rodríguez (c)30.08.197719172313305
16 Kenia Moreta 07.04.198119176310305
18 Bethania de la Cruz 13.05.198918858322305

Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
2 Migdalel Ruiz (c)
3 Célida Córdova
4 Xitlali Herrera
5 Nancy Ortega
7 Alejandra Acosta
10 Martha Revuelta 06.09.198617677295287
12 Claudia Rodríguez
13 Mariana López
14 Zaira Orellana
16 Victoria Castillejas
17 Vanessa Virgen
18 Diana Rubio

Flag of Peru.svg  Peru

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Sara Joya 22.02.197618270298295
2 Mirtha Uribe 12.03.198518367297286
3 Verónica Contreras 08.06.197717563280282
4 Patricia Soto 10.02.198018067300295
5 Vanessa Palacios 03.07.198416766255250
6 Jessenia Uceda
7 Yulissa Zamudio 24.03.197618461320300
9 Carla Tristán 29.01.198818267297295
10 Leyla Chihuán (c)04.09.197518067297306
11 Luren Baylon 14.08.197718468310305
13 Zoila Rosa 31.05.199017457285280
15 Karla Ortíz

Flag of Puerto Rico.svg  Puerto Rico

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
1 Deborah Seilhamer 10.04.198518268280272
3 Vilmarie Mojica 13.08.198517763295274
4 Tatiana Encarnación 28.07.198518372300279
5 Sarai Álvarez 03.04.198618961295286
6 Michelle Cardona 05.09.198117250290259
8 Eva Cruz 22.01.197418272305290
9 Áurea Cruz (c)10.01.198218263310290
10 Vanessa Vélez 29.08.198618668292280
11 Karina Ocasio 08.01.198519276298288
13 Dariam Acevedo 15.12.198417868297284
15 Shanon Torregrosa 11.02.198118268307287
17 Sheila Ocasio 17.11.198219274310292

Flag of the United States.svg  United States

#NameDate of BirthHeightWeightSpikeBlock
2 Danielle Scott (c)01.10.197218884325302
3 Tayyiba Haneef 23.03.197920180318299
4 Charnette Fair 29.06.197918082318308
5 Kristen Michaelis 03.10.198218069310306
6 Foluke Akinradewo 05.10.1987
7 Laura Tomes 16.02.1985
10 Cynthia Barboza 07.02.198718368311301
12 Kimberly Hampton
13 Maurelle Hampton 11.01.198618671295282
15 Courtney Thompson 04.11.198417066276263
16 Lindsey Hunter 30.03.198417869
18 Cassie Busse 15.01.198219082310298

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