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Australia selects 2010 women’s squad
05 Nov 2009 07:40
 
Alison Bruce
© FIH / Stanislas Brochier (fieldhockey.fr)

The Hockeyroos have announced their 2010 National Senior and National Development squads. Having extended their National Senior Squad from 26 to 27 players, the Hockeyroos have recalled two previous squad members, while also giving two young players their first opportunity.

Strikers Amy Korner (Queensland) and Shelly Liddelow (Western Australia) have been recalled to the Hockeyroos after last being part of the 2007 and 2008 squads respectively.

Korner recently returned to the Hockeyroos during Australia’s tour of Spain and Argentina in which the Hockeyroos defeated both nations in the separate series.

Liddelow also returned to the Hockeyroos line up during the tours of Spain and Argentina, her first time since representing Australia at the 2008 Beijing Olympics when she was a late replacement for the injured Fiona Johnson.

“Both Amy and Shelly have had opportunities in the past. Shelly has recently been playing in Europe while Amy has continued to maintain her training in Queensland,” said Murray.

In contrast to the experience of Korner and Liddelow, young South Australian pair Elise Stacy and Holly Evans and have been included in the Hockeyroos squad for the first time.

Having represented the Southern Suns in the Australian Hockey League since 2005 and 2006 respectively, coach Frank Murray said both players deserved their place in the squad.

“They both performed well during their visits to the AIS program in Perth and deserve their opportunity at this level,” said Murray. 

WA defender Fiona Boyce has also officially been added to the 2010 Hockeyroos squad. Boyce made her national debut at the Samsung Hockey Champions Trophy tournament which was held in Sydney earlier this year. She replaced veteran Kim Walker who was unable to take her place in the squad due to injury.

South Australian goalkeeper De-Anne Gilbert has been omitted from the 2009 squad, while Olympian Emily Halliday retired in June this year.

Airlie Ogilvie and Danielle Schubach have also not been retained from the 2009 squad, however the pair have been named in the Development Squad.

The squads will be in place until 31 May 2010 after the conclusion of the 2010 AHL tournament and prior to the 2010 Women’s BDO FIH World Cup which will be held in Argentina from 30 August – 12 September.

2010 National Senior Squad

Nicole Arrold (ACT), Teneal Attard (QLD), Jane Bennett (QLD), Madonna Blyth (QLD), Fiona Boyce (WA), Alison Bruce (NSW), Toni Cronk (NSW), Casey Eastham (NSW), Holly Evans (SA), Anna Flanagan (ACT), Kate Hollywood (NSW), Emily Hurtz (NSW), Fiona Johnson (NSW), Stacia Joseph (VIC), Amy Korner (QLD), Heather Langham (NT), Shelly Liddelow (WA), Rachael Lynch (VIC), Kobie McGurk (WA), Claire Messent (VIC), Hope Munro (WA), Georgia Nanscawen (VIC), Ashleigh Nelson (WA), Sarah O’Connor (VIC), Megan Rivers (NSW), Elise Stacy (SA), Kim Walker

2010 National Development Squad

Catriona Bailey-Price (ACT), Kary Chau (VIC), Chantelle Ciallella (WA), Kate Denning (WA), Bianca Greenshields (SA), Carla Hunter (QLD), Kirstin Johnson (QLD), Nina Khoury (TAS), Jacklyn McRae (NSW), Sally O’Toole (QLD), Airlie Ogilvie (NSW), Danielle Schubach (VIC), Jodie Schulz (QLD), Jayde Taylor (WA), Jade Warrender (NSW), Ashlee Wells (VIC)

Source: Hockey Australia


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