Russian women's national hockey team

The Russian women's national hockey team is a national team that represents Russia in international hockey tournaments . The more recent trainer is Swetlana Iwanova. The Russian team could only qualify for two world championships: in 1994 they reached a 12th place and in 2002 a 16th place. The Russians took part in the European Championship five times, their best placement was 4th place at the European Championship in 1999 . Russia currently ranks 23rd in the world .

World championships

See also : World Hockey Championship

• 1974–1990 - see USSR Women's National Hockey Team
• 1994 - 12th place
• 1998 - did not qualify
• 2002 - 16th place
• 2006 - 2018 - not qualified

European championships

• 1984 - 1991 - see USSR Women's National Hockey Team
• 1995 - 5th place
• 1999 - 4th place
• 2003 - 10th place
• 2005 - 2007 - not qualified
• 2009 - 7th place
• 2011 - 2017 - not qualified
• 2019 - 7th place

Squad

The current squad for the 2019 European Women's Championship in Belgium was as of August 14, 2019

Coach : Svetlana Ivanova

Jersey no.	Playername	society
01	Angelina Jaschina (TW)	Dinamo-GAP ( Kazan )
02	Svetlana Salamatina	Dinamo-GAP ( Kazan )
03	Viktoria Chepurnova	Donchanka ( Volgodonsk )
04th	Alina Chalimova	Dinamo-ZOP Moskomsport ( Moscow )
05	Kristina Schumilina	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
06th	Xenia Korolyova	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
07th	Svetlana Jeroschina	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
10	Julia Tscheplygina	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
11	Anastassija Kolpakowa	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
12	Maria Bordolimova	Dinamo-GAP ( Kazan )
14th	Dajana Yushkova	Dinamo-GAP ( Kazan )
15th	Margarita Drepenkina	Dinamo-ZOP Moskomsport ( Moscow )
18th	Viktorija Aleksandrina (TW)	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
19th	Bogdana Sadovaya	Dinamo-ZOP Moskomsport ( Moscow )
21st	Xenija Sanina	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
22nd	Varavara Makeyeva	Dinamo-Elektrostal ( Elektrostal )
23	Aleksandra Leonova	Dinamo-ZOP Moskomsport ( Moscow )
29	Yevgenia Sorokina	Dinamo-GAP ( Kazan )

See also

• Russian men's national hockey team

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Russia joins the Hockey Revolution ( en ) fih.ch. March 4, 2016. Retrieved August 30, 2019.
2. ↑ Team Selections Women ( en ) Belfius EuroHockey . Retrieved August 14, 2019.
3. ↑ В Антверпене начинается Чемпионат Европы ( ru ) Field Hockey Federation of Russia . August 14, 2019. Retrieved August 14, 2019.

Web links

• Official website of the Field Hockey Federation of Russia (Russian)