German national hockey team of women

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Association: German Hockey Association
FIH World Ranking :
November 2018 		5
Trainer: Xavier Reckinger
Record national player: Natascha Keller (425)
Record scorer:
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Game scene from the semifinals of the 2008 Olympic Games, Germany versus China

The German national hockey team for women is a selection of top German players made by the national coach . It represents the German Hockey Association (DHB) on an international level, for example at the Hockey World Championship , the Champions Trophy or the Olympic Games . The victories at the 2004 Olympic Games and the 1976 and 1981 World Championships are among the greatest successes .

Currently (as of October 2017) Germany ranks 6th in the world - and 3rd in the European rankings in the field and 2nd in the world and 2nd in the European rankings in the hall.

Field hockey successes

Olympic games

World Championship

European Championship

Champions Trophy

Successes indoor hockey

Indoor world championship

European indoor championship

Record winner at the European Indoor Hockey Championships (15 successes at 19 European Championships, two second places and one third place)

Other successes and awards

Current squad

Players

Status: July 2nd, 2020 (annual roster 2020):

No. Playername vintage society International matches Gates
20th Julia Sunday (TW) 1991 Rot-Weiss Cologne 73 0
15th Nathalie Kubalski (TW) 1993 Düsseldorf HC 31 0
32 Rosa Kruger (TW) 1995 Harvestehuder THC 17th 0
14th Janne Müller-Wieland 1986 UHC Hamburg 331 15th
4th Nike Lorenz 1997 Rot-Weiss Cologne 126 37
10 Hanna Carina Granitzki 1997 The club on the Alster 64 3
5 Selin Oruz 1997 Düsseldorf HC 105 2
21st Franzisca Hauke 1989 Harvestehuder THC 210 26th
27 Cecile Pieper 1994 Rot-Weiss Cologne 134 14th
9 Elisa Grave 1996 Düsseldorf HC 88 4th
30th Amelie Wortmann 1996 Uhlenhorster HC 67 6th
8th Anne Schröder 1994 The club on the Alster 170 24
18th Lisa Altenburg 1989 The club on the Alster 141 45
28 Rebecca Grote 1992 Rot-Weiss Cologne 39 17th
12 Charlotte Stapenhorst 1995 UHC Hamburg 103 30th
26th Hannah Gablać 1995 The club on the Alster 107 21st
Maike Foamy 1996 Uhlenhorst Mühlheim 60 0
11 Lena Micheel 1998 Uhlenhorster HC 60 12
2 Kira Leonie Horn 1995 The club on the Alster 39 2
32 Victoria Huse 1995 The club on the Alster 80 18th
Naomi Heyn 1992 Mannheimer HC 27 5
16 Sonja Zimmermann 1999 Mannheimer HC 38 6th
24 Pia Maertens 1999 Rot-Weiss Cologne 39 20th
Pauline Heinz 2001 Rüsselsheim RK 9 1

supervisor

Status: November 2018

function Surname
National coach Xavier Reckinger
Assistant coach Florian Keller, Jimmy Lewis
Athletic trainer Dominik Ludwig
Video analysis Stephan Haumann
Team doctor Boris Mandryka
physical therapy Eva Striegl, Kai Oppermann, Johannes Giglberger
Team manager Fabian Schuler

Since October 2016, Belgian Xavier Reckinger has been taking care of the women's selection.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Current Women's FIH World Ranking (PDF) . Retrieved November 25, 2017
  2. ↑ FIH Women's Indoor World Ranking - October 2017 (PDF) . Retrieved November 25, 2017
  3. ↑ http://www.hockey.de/VVI-web/default.asp
  4. ^ Finals of the women on the website of the First Indoor Hockey World Cup Leipzig 2003
  5. ^ Finals of the women on the website of the Samsung Indoor Hockey World Cup Vienna 2007
  6. ↑ Women's finals on the website of the FIH Indoor World Cup 2011 ( Memento from February 11, 2011 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on April 7, 2019
  7. ^ Report on the Indoor European Championship 2006 on the website of the RRK 08 e. V.
  8. ↑ A-squad women's national team 2020. Accessed July 2, 2020 .
  9. ↑ hockey.de: Xavier Reckinger takes over DANAS. Retrieved November 4, 2018 .
  10. ↑ hockey.de: A-team women. Retrieved November 4, 2018 .