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Germany women's national field hockey team

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imageCoat of arms of Germany.svg
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nicknameDie Danas
associationDeutscher Hockey-Bund
(German Hockey Federation)
confederationEHF (Europe)
coachJanneke Schopman
assistantFelix Fischer
Dominic Giskes
James Lewis
managerTobias Feuerhake
Fabian Schuler
captainLisa Nolte
Linnea Weidemann
rank
Olympic apps11
Olympic first1984
Olympic best1st (2004)
World cup apps15
World cup first1974
World cup best1st (1976, 1981)
Regional nameEuroHockey Championship
Regional cup apps17
Regional cup first1984
Regional cup best1st (2007, 2013)
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(German Hockey Federation) Dominic Giskes James Lewis Fabian Schuler Linnea Weidemann The Germany women's national field hockey team has represented the unified Germany since 1991.

The team won the gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, by defeating the Netherlands in the final.

Tournament records

World CupYearHost cityPosition
1974FRA Mandelieu, France3rd
1976FRG West Berlin, West Germany1st
1978ESP Madrid, Spain2nd
1981ARG Buenos Aires, Argentina1st
1983MAS Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia4th
1986NED Amsterdam, Netherlands2nd
1990AUS Sydney, Australia8th
1994IRE Dublin, Ireland4th
1998NED Utrecht, Netherlands3rd
2002AUS Perth, Australia7th
2006ESP Madrid, Spain8th
2010ARG Rosario, Argentina4th
2014NED The Hague, Netherlands8th
2018ENG London, England5th
2022ESP Terrassa, Spain & NED Amstelveen, Netherlands4th
2026BEL Wavre, Belgium & NED Amstelveen, NetherlandsQualified
European ChampionshipsYearHost cityPosition
1984FRA Lille, France3rd
1987ENG London, England4th
1991BEL Brussels, Belgium2nd
1995NED Amsterdam, Netherlands3rd
1999GER Cologne, Germany2nd
2003ESP Barcelona, Spain3rd
2005IRE Dublin, Ireland2nd
2007ENG Manchester, England1st
2009NED Amsterdam, Netherlands2nd
2011GER Mönchengladbach, Germany2nd
2013BEL Boom, Belgium1st
2015ENG London, England3rd
2017NED Amsterdam, Netherlands4th
2019BEL Antwerp, Belgium2nd
2021NED Amsterdam, Netherlands2nd
2023GER Mönchengladbach, Germany3rd
2025GER Mönchengladbach, Germany2nd
2027ENG London, EnglandQualified
World LeagueYearRoundHost cityPosition
2012–13SemifinalNED Rotterdam, Netherlands1st
FinalARG San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina7th
2014–15SemifinalESP Valencia, Spain3rd
FinalARG Rosario, Argentina3rd
2016–17SemifinalRSA Johannesburg, South Africa2nd
FinalNZL Auckland, New Zealand6th
FIH Pro LeagueYearHost cityPosition
2019NED Amsterdam, Netherlands3rd
2020–214th
2021–226th
2022–235th
2023–242nd
2024–257th
Olympic GamesYearHost cityPosition
1980URS Moscow, Soviet UnionN/A
1984USA Los Angeles, United States2nd
1988KOR Seoul, South Korea5th
1992ESP Barcelona, Spain2nd
1996USA Atlanta, United States6th
2000AUS Sydney, Australia7th
2004GRE Athens, Greece1st
2008CHN Beijing, China4th
2012GBR London, United Kingdom7th
2016BRA Rio de Janeiro, Brazil3rd
2020JPN Tokyo, Japan6th
2024France Paris, France6th
Champions TrophyYearHost cityPosition
1987NED Amstelveen, NetherlandsDNP
1989FRG Germany, West Germany3rd
1991GER Berlin, Germany2nd
1993NED Amstelveen, Netherlands3rd
1995ARG Mar del Plata, Argentina4th
1997GER Berlin, Germany2nd
1999AUS Brisbane, Australia3rd
2000NED Amstelveen, Netherlands2nd
2001NED Amstelveen, NetherlandsDNP
2002CHN Macau, China
2003AUS Sydney, Australia
2004ARG Rosario, Argentina2nd
2005AUS Canberra, Australia5th
2006NED Amstelveen, Netherlands1st
2007ARG Quilmes, Argentina3rd
2008GER Mönchengladbach, Germany2nd
2009AUS Sydney, Australia4th
2010ENG Nottingham, England4th
2011NED Amstelveen, Netherlands8th
2012ARG Roasario, Argentina4th
2014ARG Mendoza, Argentina7th
2016ENG London, EnglandDNP
2018CHN Changzhou, China
Champions Challenge IYearHost cityPosition
2002RSA Johannesburg, South AfricaDNP
2003ITA Catania, Italy1st
2005 – 2014 Did Not participate

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Team

Current squad

The squad for the 2025 Women's EuroHockey Championship.

Head coach: Janneke Schopman

  1. Amelie Wortmann
  2. Selin Oruz
  3. Linnea Weidemann (C)
  4. Sophia Schwabe
  5. Lisa Nolte (C)
  6. Lena Micheel
  7. Ines Wanner
  8. Nathalie Kubalski (GK)
  9. Sonja Zimmermann
  10. Lilly Stoffelsma
  11. Julia Sonntag (GK)
  12. Sara Strauss
  13. Emma Davidsmeyer
  14. Johanna Hachenberg
  15. Felicia Wiedermann
  16. Jette Fleschütz
  17. Hanna Granitzki
  18. Emilia Landshut

The remainder of the national squad is as follows.

Notable players

  • Britta Becker
  • Nadine Ernsting-Krienke
  • Franziska Hentschel
  • Natascha Keller
  • Fanny Rinne

References

References

  1. "World Cup". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  2. "European Championships". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  3. "Hockey World League". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  4. "FIH Pro League". [[Women's FIH Pro League.
  5. "Olympic Games". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  6. "Champions Trophy". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  7. "Other". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  8. (1 July 2025). "Schopman nominiert DANAS-Kader für Heim-EM". [[Deutscher Hockey-Bund]].
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