This article lists the squads and players who competed in the 1996 European Women's Handball Championship played in Denmark.[1]
Austria
- Sylvia Kundt
- Beate Hofmann
- Laura Fritz
- Ruth Swoboda
- Annamaria Ur
- Tatyana Dzhandzhagava
- Sylvia Strass
- Rima Sypkuviene
- Stephanie Ofenböck
- Edith Török
- Sorina Lefter
- Ausra Ziukiene
- Edith Mika
- Stanca Bozovic
- Iris Morhammer
- Barbara Strass
Croatia
- Ljerka Krajnovic
- Irina Maljko
- Klaudija Klikovac-Bubalo
- Marija Celina
- Helena Lulic
- Renata Damjanic
- Vlatka Mihoci
- Danijela Tuda
- Andrea Hrg
- Natasa Kolega
- Koraljka Milic
- Elena Nemaskalo
- Snjezana Petika
- Bozica Greguric
Denmark
Player | Birth date | Caps | Goals | Club | 1st selection |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lene Rantala (GK) | August 1968 | 104 | 0 | Junkeren IK | 14.02.1991 |
Gitte Sunesen (GK) | December 1971 | 71 | 1 | GOG | 30.06.1991 |
Susanne Munk Lauritsen (GK) | October 1967 | 140 | 3 | Viborg HK | 18.11.1987 |
Anne Dorthe Tanderup | April 1972 | 71 | 126 | Viborg HK | 13.02.1991 |
Camilla Andersen | July 1973 | 103 | 369 | Bækkelagets SK | 12.02.1992 |
Tina Bøttzau | August 1971 | 83 | 163 | GOG | 24.05.1990 |
Anette Hoffmann | May 1971 | 132 | 447 | Viborg HK | 16.06.1990 |
Anja Byrial Hansen | November 1973 | 82 | 119 | GOG | 13.02.1992 |
Marianne Florman | June 1964 | 96 | 147 | Chateraise | 13.02.1990 |
Janne Kolling | July 1968 | 189 | 550 | Viborg HK | 22.08.1988 |
Anja Andersen | February 1969 | 107 | 557 | Bækkelagets SK | 25.10.1989 |
Gitte Madsen | March 1969 | 89 | 211 | DHG | 25.05.1991 |
Heidi Astrup | May 1972 | 93 | 248 | Viborg HK | 07.11.1990 |
Tonje Kjærgaard | June 1975 | 58 | 111 | Ikast FS Elitehåndbold | 08.02.1994 |
Kristine Andersen | April 1976 | 7 | 15 | TSV Bayer Leverkusen | 20.02.1996 |
Mette Vestergaard | November 1975 | 10 | 19 | Frederiksberg IF | 23.02.1995 |
Germany
- Michaela Schanze
- Christine Lindemann
- Miroslava Ritskiavitchius
- Emilia Luca
- Grit Jurack
- Manuela Fiedel
- Annika Schafferus
- Andrea Bölk
- Michaela Erler
- Kathrin Blacha
- Franziska Heinz
- Eva Kiss-Györi
- Melanie Schliecker
Hungary
- Beáta Hoffmann
- Andrea Farkas
- Anikó Meksz
- Klára Kertész
- Gabriella Takács
- Rita Borók
- Eszter Mátéfi
- Éva Szarka
- Andrea Nagy
- Erzsébet Kocsis
- Beatrix Tóth
- Beáta Siti
- Éva Erdős
- Anasztázia Virincsik
- Anita Kulcsár
- Beatrix Balogh
Lithuania
- Aurika Celesiene
- Jurata Jankaitiene
- Margarita Daublyte
- Ingrida Ramonaite
- Jurga Banislauskaite
- Elena Berciuniene
- Reda Urbonaviciene
- Ruta Biziene
- Gitane Miseikiene
- Ingrida Radzeviciute
- Ausra Seselskyte
- Lina Spalviene
- Larisa Pavoliene
Norway
Poland
- Iwona Pabich
- Magdalena Chemicz
- Agnieszka Zienkiewicz
- Iwona Budzynska
- Izabela Kowalewska
- Agnieszka Truszynska
- Iwona Nabozna
- Anna Garwacka
- Malgorzata Jedrzejczak
- Izabela Czapko
- Renata Zukiel
- Sabina Soja
- Anna Ejsmont
- Aleksandra Pawelska
- Ewa Szelag
Romania
- Carmen Moldovan-Petca
- Olimpia Veres
- Ildiko Kerekes
- Valentina Cozma
- Petronela Melinte
- Lidia Draganescu
- Lacramioara Pintelei
- Corina Schiopu
- Mariana Tirca
- Marinela Patru
- Mihaela Apostol
- Alina-Ileana Jula
- Mihaela Bobocea
- Roxana Gheorghiu
- Luminita Stroe
Russia
- Stella Vartanian
- Natalia Gontcharova
- Nigina Saidova
- Natalya Deriouguina
- Marina Chernovalenko
- Natalia Boudarina
- Olga Evtcherenko
- Irina Kalinichenko
- Raissa Verakso
- Svetlana Mozgovaya
- Irina Poletaeva
- Nadezhda Konnova
- Natalia Malakhova
- Inna Volkova
Sweden
- Kristina Ström
- Kristina Jönsson
- Theresa Claesson
- Sara Tilly
- Ulrika Karlsson
- Gunilla Olsson
- Helen Benjaminsson
- Karin Nilsson
- Veronica Isaksson
- Lina Olsson
- Cecilia Aagren
- Madelene Olsson
- Kristina Olson
- Asa Elisabeth Eriksson
Ukraine
- Larysa Zaspa
- Svitlana Morozova
- Ganna Kryvoruchko
- Larissa Kouzmenko
- Nataliya Derepasko
- Irina Magripova
- Olena Yatsenko
- Tetiana Brabinko-Salogub
- Nataliya Martynienko
- Tetyana Novikova
- Inna Dolgun
- Liliya Stolpakova
- Maryna Vergelyuk
- Natalia Datsenko
References
- ↑ "EM 1996". Frauenhandball-Archiv (in German). Retrieved 2020-12-09.
- ↑ "Denmark squad". dillesport.dk (in Danish). 5 December 1996. Archived from the original on 23 May 2003. Retrieved 12 April 2021.
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