2023–24 Women's FIH Hockey Nations Cup explained

Tournament:2023–24 Women's FIH Hockey Nations Cup
Country:Spain
City:Terrassa
Dates:3–9 June 2024
Teams:8
Confederations:4
Count:1
Matches:20
Goals:67
Top Scorer: Lola Riera
Top Scorer Goals:6
Best Player: Lola Riera
Young Player: Blanca Pérez
Goalkeeper: Brooke Roberts
Previous Year:2022
Previous Tournament:2022 Women's FIH Hockey Nations Cup
Next Year:2025

The 2023–24 Women's FIH Hockey Nations Cup was the second edition of the Women's FIH Hockey Nations Cup, the annual qualification tournament for the Women's FIH Pro League organised by the International Hockey Federation. The tournament was held in Terrassa, Spain from 3 to 9 June 2024.[1] [2]

Spain won the tournament and were promoted to the 2024–25 Women's FIH Pro League.[3]

Teams

The eight highest ranked teams not participating in the Women's FIH Pro League participated in the tournament.[1]

Head Coach: Sheldon Rostron

  2. Chloe Walton
  3. Thora Rae
  5. Brooke McCusker
  7. Anna Mollenhauer
  8. Elise Wong
  10. Kathleen Leahy
  11. Kenzie Girgis
  12. Sara Goodman
  14. Karli Johansen (C)
  15. Grace Delmotte
  17. Alexis de Armond
  18. Audrey Sawers
  19. Julia Ross
  20. Nora Goddard-Despot
  21. Danielle Husar
  23. Mikayla Stelling
  25. Rowan Harris (GK)
  27. Marcia LaPlante (GK)

Head Coach: Sergio Vigil

  2. Doménica Ananías
  3. Denise Rojas
  4. Fernanda Flores
  5. Sofía Filipek
  7. Manuela Urroz
  8. Josefa Salas
  9. Beatriz Wirth (GK)
  10. Camila Caram (C)
  12. Fernanda Arrieta
  13. Constanza Palma
  15. Agustina Solano
  16. Francisca Parra
  18. Paula Valdivia
  20. María Maldonado
  22. Amanda Martínez
  23. Natalia Salvador (GK)
  25. Laura Müller
  27. Josefina Gutiérrez

Head Coach: Facundo Quiroga

  2. Elizabeth Murphy (GK)
  3. Sarah McAuley
  5. Michelle Carey
  6. Róisín Upton
  7. Niamh Carey
  8. Sarah Hawkshaw
  9. Kathryn Mullan (C)
  10. Hannah McLoughlin
  11. Sarah Torrans
  12. Elena Neill
  13. Naomi Carroll
  14. Ellen Curran
  15. Caoimhe Perdue
  16. Charlotte Beggs
  17. Christina Hamill
  19. Katie McKee
  21. Holly Micklem (GK)
  23. Siofra O'Brien

Head Coach: Andrés Monde

  1. Giulia Bianchini (GK)
  3. Teresa Dalla Vittoria
  4. Ilaria Sarnari
  6. Elettra Bormida
  8. Emilia Munitis
  10. Antonella Rinaldi
  11. Lucía Inés Caruso (GK)
  13. Antonella Bruni
  15. Federica Carta (C)
  17. Sara Puglisi (C)
  19. Sofía Laurito
  20. Lara Oviedo
  21. Ivanna Pessina
  23. Guadalupe Moras
  25. Victoria Cabut
  27. Azul Gilardi
  29. Maria Lunghi
  30. Lara Manzoni

Head Coach: Jude Menezes

  1. Eika Nakamura (GK)
  3. Yu Asai
  5. Miyu Suzuki
  7. Yuri Nagai (C)
  8. Hazuki Nagai
  9. Shihori Oikawa
  11. Miki Kozuka
  13. Chiko Fujibayashi
  15. Shiho Kobayakawa
  17. Kanon Mori
  19. Saki Tanaka
  21. Kana Urata
  22. Amiru Shimada
  23. Akio Tanaka (GK)
  24. Rui Takashima
  25. Sakurako Omoto
  27. Miyu Hasegawa
  28. Rika Ogawa

Head Coach: Phillip Burrows

  2. Olivia Shannon (C)
  4. Frances Davies (C)
  6. Hannah Cotter
  8. Brooke Roberts (GK)
  9. Casey Crowley
  11. Samantha Child
  13. Elizabeth Thompson
  14. Stephanie Dickins
  16. Megan Hull
  18. Katie Doar
  19. Jessie Anderson
  21. Kaitlin Cotter
  23. Hannah Gravenall
  25. Rose Tynan
  27. Kirsten Nation (GK)
  28. Anna Willocks
  29. Emma Findlay
  31. Emma Rainey

Head Coach: Kim Yoon

  1. Kim Eun-ji (b. 2000) (GK)
  3. Jeong Sae-na
  5. Seo Jung-eun (C)
  6. Cheon Eun-bi
  7. Kim Min-jeong
  8. Kim Eun-ji (b. 1999)
  9. Cho Hye-jin
  10. Kim Seo-na
  12. Lee Yu-ri
  13. Lee Yu-jin
  15. Seo Su-young
  16. Hong Huig-yeong
  18. Park Seung-ae
  19. Kim Min-ji
  20. An Su-jin
  22. Son Hyer-young (GK)
  23. Choi Ji-yun
  25. Lee Seo-yeon (GK)

Head Coach: Carlos García Cuenca

  2. Laura Barrios
  4. Sara Barrios
  6. Clara Badia
  8. Lucía Jiménez
  9. María López (C)
  10. Belén Iglesias
  12. Florencia Amundson
  13. Constanza Amundson
  14. Blanca Pérez
  16. Candela Mejías
  17. Lola Riera
  19. Begoña García
  20. Xantal Giné (C)
  21. Beatriz Pérez
  23. Alejandra Torres-Quevedo
  25. Clara Pérez (GK)
  27. Patricia Álvarez
  29. Jana Martínez (GK)

Officials

10 umpires have been appointed by the FIH to officiate the tournament.[4]

Preliminary round

Pool A

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Pool B

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Classification round

Crossovers

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Fifth and sixth place

Medal round

Semi-finals

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Final

Statistics

Goalscorers

Awards

The awards were announced on 9 June 2024.

Award Player
Player of the tournament Lola Riera
Goalkeeper of the tournament Brooke Roberts
Best junior player Blanca Pérez

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: 21 July 2023 . Poland and Spain to host 2023–24 FIH Hockey Nations Cups . 21 July 2023 . International Hockey Federation .
  2. Web site: 4 March 2024. 2024 Women’s Nations Cup to be played in Terrassa, Spain. 4 March 2024. International Hockey Federation .
  3. Web site: New Zealand and Spain win FIH Hockey Nations Cup to gain Pro League promotion . . fih.hockey . 9 June 2024 . 10 June 2024.
  4. News: Officials . . fih.hockey . 21 January 2024.

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