2004 Women's Hockey Champions Trophy

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The 12th edition of the annual Women's Champions Trophy took place from Saturday November 6 until Sunday November 14, 2004 at the Country Jockey Club de Rosario in Rosario, Argentina. The participating nations were Australia, hosts Argentina, PR China, Germany, The Netherlands, and New Zealand.

Contents 1 Team rosters 1.1  Argentina 1.2  Australia 1.3  China 1.4  Germany 1.5  Netherlands 1.6  New Zealand 2 Match results 3 Standings after round-robin 4 Play-offs 5 Final Ranking 6 Awards 7 Topscorers 8 References

[edit] Team rosters

[edit]  Argentina

(1.) Mariela Antoniska (gk), (3.) Magdalena Aicega (captain), (4.) María Ferrari, (6.) Ayelén Stepnik, (7.) Alejandra Gulla, (8.) Luciana Aymar, (9.) Vanina Oneto, (10.) Augustina Soledad García, (12.) Mariana González, (14.) Mercedes Margalot, (15.) María de la Paz Hernández, (16.) Cecilia Rognoni, (19.) Marina Russo, (20.) Carla Rebecchi, (21.) Inés Arrondo, (22.) Ángela Cattaneo (gk), (23.) Natali Doreski, and (24.) Claudia Burkart. Head Coach: Sergio Vigil.

[edit]  Australia

(1.) Toni Cronk (gk), (3.) Karen Smith, (5.) Ngaire Smith, (6.) Megan Rivers, (7.) Peta Gallagher, (8.) Susie Harris, (9.) Rebecca Sanders, (11.) Emily Halliday, (12.) Madonna Blyth, (14.) Nicole Arrold, (16.) Cindy Morgan (gk), (18.) Emma Meyer, (19.) Donna-Lee Patrick, (21.) Hope Brown, (26.) Ursula Ditton, (27.) Suzie Faulkner, (29.) Teneal Attard, and (32.) Nikki Hudson (captain). Head Coach: David Bell.

[edit]  China

(2.) Xuejiao Huang, (4.) Ma Yibo, (6.) Mai Shaoyan, (8.) Fu Baorong, (9.) Li Shuang, (10.) Gao Lihua, (12.) Zhou Wanfeng (captain), (14.) Chen Qunqing, (16.) Zhang Yimeng (gk), (17.) Qiu Yingling, (19.) Chen Qiuqi, (20.) Wang Yi, (22.) Li Aili, (24.) Song Qingling, (27.) Yu Dan, (28.) Wang Yanhui, and (32.) Zhang Xiaolei (gk). Head Coach: Kim Chang-back.

[edit]  Germany

(1.) Yvonne Frank (gk), (2.) Tina Bachmann, (3.) Inga Matthes, (5.) Nadine Ernsting-Krienke, (7.) Natascha Keller, (8.) Kerstin Hoyer, (9.) Martina Heinlein, (10.) Silke Müller, (11.) Eileen Hoffmann, (12.) Karin Blank (gk), (13.) Marion Rodewald (captain), (15.) Janina Totzke, (16.) Fanny Rinne, (18.) Anke Kühn, (19.) Britta von Livonius, (20.) Alexandra Kollmar, (24.) Maike Stockel, and (26.) Christina Schutze. Head Coach: Markus Weise.

[edit]  Netherlands

(2.) Lisanne de Roever (gk), (3.) Mignonne Meekels, (4.) Fatima Moreira de Melo, (6.) Maartje Scheepstra, (7.) Miek van Geenhuizen, (8.) Jakolien van Eijk, (10.) Saskia Fuchs, (11.) Maartje Goderie, (12.) Leonoor Voskamp, (13.) Minke Smabers, (14.) Minke Booij (captain), (15.) Janneke Schopman, (16.) Chantal de Bruijn, (17.) Maartje Paumen, (18.) Naomi van As, (19.) Ellen Hoog, (20.) Eveline de Haan (gk), and (23.) Kim Lammers. Head Coach: Marc Lammers.

[edit]  New Zealand

(1.) Kayla Sharland, (2.) Emily Naylor, (3.) Karlie Maloney, (4.) Jessica Brewster, (5.) Rachel Sutherland, (6.) Meredith Orr, (7.) Moira Senior, (9.) Honor Dillon, (10.) Lizzy Igasan, (11.) Stacey Carr, (13.) Jo Galletly, (15.) Beth Jurgeleit (gk), (18.) Diana Weavers (captain), (21.) Niniwa Roberts-Lang, (22.) Rachel Robertson, {23.) Tara Draysdale, (24.) Sheree Phillips, and (26.) Anita Wawatai (gk). Head Coach: Ian Rutledge.

[edit] Match results

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[edit] Standings after round-robin

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	G/D	Pts
1.	Netherlands	5	3	2	0	9	2	7	11
2.	Germany	5	3	2	0	9	5	4	11
3.	Argentina	5	3	1	1	6	8	-2	10
4.	Australia	5	2	0	3	6	8	-2	6
5.	New Zealand	5	0	2	3	3	16	-13	2
6.	China	5	0	1	4	2	11	-9	1

• Green-Qualifies for 1/2 Play-off
• Blue-Qualifies for 3/4 Play-off
• Red-Qualifies for 5/6 Play-off

[edit] Play-offs

5th/6th place November 14, 2004 16:15
	New Zealand	0 – 3	China	Umpires: Corrine Cornelius (RSA) Lisa Roach (AUS)
			Wang Yanhui 17' (pc) Ma Yibo 30' (pc) Zhou Wanfeng 56' (pc)

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3th/4th place November 14, 2004 18:45
	Argentina	3 – 2	Australia	Umpires: Alison Hill (ENG) Kazuko Yasueda (JPN)
	Cecilia Rognoni 19' (pc) Cecilia Rognoni 48' (pc) Luciana Aymar 54' (pc)		Karen Smith 8' Suzie Faulkner 34' (pc)

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Final November 14, 2004 21:15
	Netherlands	2 – 0	Germany	Umpires: Marelize de Klerk (RSA) Ute Conen (GER)

[edit] Final Ranking

RANK	TEAM
	Netherlands
	Germany
	Argentina
4.	Australia
5.	China
6.	New Zealand

[edit] Awards

2004 Women's Champions Trophy Winners
Netherlands Third title

Best Player

•  Luciana Aymar (ARG)

Topscorer

•  Alejandra Gulla (ARG)

Best Goalkeeper

•  Yvonne Frank (GER)

Fair Play Trophy

•  Argentina

[edit] Topscorers

Pos	Player	FG	PC/PS	Total
1.	Alejandra Gulla	4	2	6
2.	Kim Lammers	2	2	4
3.	Agustina García	1	2	3
	Suzie Faulkner	0	3	3
	Cecilia Rognoni	0	3	3

[edit] References

• Official site
• FIH

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