Women’s Hockey Nations Cup 2026: Full Squads Of All Participating Teams

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The FIH Women’s Hockey Nations Cup is back for its fourth edition, running from June 15 to 21, 2026, at the North Harbour National Hockey Centre in Auckland, New Zealand. 

The teams have a lot to play for. This tournament is the way to get to the elite level of international hockey. 

The team that wins the gold medal will get to play in the 2026-27 FIH Pro League. This is a deal because the next Pro League season will also decide which teams go to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

The FIH Women’s Hockey Nations Cup has two groups with teams that are very competitive. Pool A has India, Japan, the United States and Uruguay, which is playing in the tournament for the first time.

Pool B has New Zealand, which is the host team, along with South Korea, Chile and France.

The FIH Women’s Hockey Nations Cup is already seeing some teams, like India and New Zealand, do well and get into the semifinals early.

Now it seems like the teams with the depth and the best way of managing their players will do the best. 

Women’s Hockey Nations Cup 2026 Full Squad

So, let’s have a look at all the teams, along with their full squad.

Pool A Squads

India

  1. Salima Tete
  2. Navneet Kaur
  3. Deepika Sehrawat
  4. Deepika Soreng
  5. Rutuja Pisal
  6. Annu 
  7. Ishika
  8. Lalremsiami Hmarzote
  9. Sonam
  10. Lalthantluangi
  11. Shilpi Dabas
  12. Neha
  13. Nikki Pradhan
  14. Jyoti
  15. Sushila Chanu Pukhrambam

United States 

  1. Lucy Adams
  2. Kelsey Bing 
  3. Leah Crouse
  4. Claire Danahy
  5. Reese D’Ariano
  6. Emma DeBerdine
  7. Katie Dixon
  8. Bethany Dykema
  9. Phia Gladieux
  10. Ryleigh Heck
  11. Ashley Hoffman
  12. Jenny Rizzo 
  13. Mia Schoenbeck
  14. Ashley Sessa
  15. Meredith Sholder
  16. Abby Tamer
  17. Megan Valzonis
  18. Lauren Wadas
  19. Beth Yeager
  20. Maddie Zimmer

Japan

  1. Yu Kudo 
  2. Harara Komagata 
  3. Emi Nishikori
  4. Miyu Suzuki
  5. Ikumi Matsu
  6. Maho Ueno
  7. Maiko Mikami
  8. Hanami Saito
  9.  Maho Segawa
  10. Amiru Shimada 
  11. Saki Tanaka
  12. Nanako Tateiwa
  13. Haruka Kawaguchi
  14. Akari Nakagomi
  15. Hiroka Murayama
  16. Miyu Hasegawa
  17. Mei Matsunami
  18. Ai Hiramatsu

Uruguay

  1. Manuela Vilar
  2. Chiara Appennino
  3. Maria Bate
  4. Sol Amadeo
  5. Katerina Schlossberg
  6. Teresa Viana
  7. Camila de Maria
  8. Constanza Barrandeguy
  9. Magdalena Gómez
  10. Agustina Nieto
  11. Paula Carvalho
  12. Jimena García
  13. Lucía Laborde
  14. Josefina Esposto
  15. Elisa Civetta
  16. Pilar Oliveros
  17. Lupe Curutchague
  18. Victoria Bate 

Pool B Squads

New Zealand

  1. Anna Crowley
  2. Britt Wang
  3. Casey Crowley
  4. Ella Hyatt-Brown
  5. Emma Findlay
  6. Grace O’Hanlon 
  7. Hannah Cotter
  8. Hannah Gravenall
  9. Holly Pearson
  10. Josephine Murray
  11. Julia Gluyas 
  12. Kaitlin Cotter
  13. Liz Thompson
  14. Mezzy Surridge
  15. Millie Calder
  16. Olivia Shannon
  17. Paige Blake
  18. Riana Pho
  19. Ruby Baker
  20. Tessa Reid

South Korea

  1. Lee Yu-ri 
  2. Lee Seo-yeon
  3. Kim Ji-won 
  4. Lee Ju-yeon
  5. Hong Solbeotnara
  6. Kim Jung-ju
  7. Lee Yu-jin
  8. Kim Seo-na
  9. Park Seung-ae
  10. Cho Hye-jin
  11. Choi Ji-yun
  12. Mun Seung-hwa
  13. Ji Yu-jin
  14. Choi Sara,
  15. Jin Su-yeon
  16. Park Yeong-eun
  17. Kim Min-ji
  18. Jin Min-young
  19. Lee Ga-eun
  20. Jeong Ran-kyong

Chile

  1. Natalia Salvador 
  2. Fernanda Arrieta
  3. María Maldonado
  4. Denise Rojas Losada
  5. Camila Caram
  6. Manuela Urroz
  7. Fernanda Villagrán
  8. Constanza Palma
  9. Agustina Solano
  10. Francisca Tala
  11. Sofia Filipek
  12. Josefa Salas
  13. Simone Avelli
  14. Paula Valdivia
  15. Francisca Parra
  16. Antonia Morales
  17. Monserrat Obon
  18. Amanda Martínez

France

  1. Emma Ponthieu
  2. Lucie Ehrmann
  3. Charlotte Durachta
  4. Mickaela Lahlah
  5. Marie-Alice Pelletier Rimbert
  6. Paola Le Nindre
  7. Yohanna Lhopital
  8. Délia Baudena
  9. Violette Blanquart
  10. Maiwen Cadiou de Fresquet
  11. Emma van der Zanden
  12. Alissia de Vries
  13. Mazarine Proux
  14. Mathilde Duffrène
  15. Pauline Varoqui
  16. Eve Verzura
  17. Inès Lardeur
  18. Guusje van Bolhuis

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