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International Tournaments & National Teams Initiative

Current and upcoming tournaments

• 2022–23 Women's Euro Hockey Tour, November 2022–February 2023
• 2023 Ice Hockey U18 Women's World Championships:

• 2023 IIHF World Women's U18 Championship, 8–15 January 2023 in Östersund, Sweden
• Division I, Group A, 9–15 January 2023 in Ritten, Italy
• Division I, Group B, 9–15 January 2023 in Katowice, Poland
• Division II, Group A, 21–27 January 2023 in Dumfries, Great Britain
• Division II, Group B, 26 January–1 February 2023 in Sofia, Bulgaria

• 2023 Women's Ice Hockey World Championships:

• 2023 IIHF Women's World Championship, 5–16 April 2023 in Brampton, Canada
• Division I, Group A, 11–17 April 2023 in Shenzhen, China
• Division I, Group B, 17–23 April 2023 in Suwon, Korea
• Division II, Group A, 1–7 April 2023 in Mexico City, Mexico
• Division II, Group B, 20–26 February 2023 in Cape Town, South Africa
• Division III, Group A, 3–9 April 2023 in Brasov, Romania
• Division III, Group B, 27–30 March 2023 in Metula, Israel

Articles to be created

Events

• Ice hockey at the 2009 Winter Universiade, Tournament results book in full (312p, PDF)
• 2013 Meco Cup
• 2014 Women's Nations Cup
• 2015 Women's Nations Cup
• 2016 Women's Nations Cup, 1
• 2017 Women's Nations Cup, 1

Bios

The only women’s ice hockey players explicitly included in the ice hockey notability guidelines (WP:NHOCKEY) are those who have participated in a Top Division tournament of the IIHF Women's World Championship or played in the Olympics. Players named below meet minimum notability requirements as they have all participated in at least one Top Division World Championship or Winter Olympic tournament. Qualifying tournament year listed alongside player name.

China

• Kassy Betinol (Kasundra Primylean Betinol; KANG Mulan; 康木兰), 22OG
• Tia Chan (CHEN Tiya, 陈提娅), 22OG
• Anna Fairman (FEI Anna, 费安娜), 22OG – created by Adamtt9
• Fang Xin (ice hockey) (方新), 22OG
• Guan Yingying (管莹莹), 22OG – created by Adamtt9
• He Xin (ice hockey) (Elsa He; 何欣), 22OG
• Rebekah Kolstad (LI Beika, 丽贝卡), 22OG – created by Adamtt9
• Li Qianhua (李千华), 22OG
• Taylor Lum (LIN Jiaxin; 林嘉欣), 22OG
• Hannah Miller (ice hockey) (MI Le), 22OG
• Kimberly Newell (ZHOU Jiaying, 周嘉鹰), 22OG
• Anna Segedi (ZHANG Xifang; 张喜芳), 22OG
• Wang Yuqing (ice hockey) (王雨晴), 22OG
• Camryn Wong (Camryn Elise Wong; HUANG Huier; 黄慧儿), 22OG
• Maddie Woo (Madison Woo; HU Baozhen, 胡宝珍), 22OG
• Zhao Qinan (赵启男), 22OG
• Zhu Rui (ice hockey) (朱瑞), 22OG

Czech Republic

Main article: Czech Republic women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Sára Čajanová: WW21
• Magdalena Erbenová: WW21
• Tereza Mazancová: WW21
• Tereza Radová: WW21
• Adéla Šapovalivová: WW22
• Agáta Sarnovská: WW22 (Q113627880)
• Klára Seroiszková: WW21
• Viktorie Švejdová: WW21
• Andrea Trnková: WW22 (Q81907664)
• Head coach: Tomáš Pacina

Denmark

Main article: Denmark women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Amalie Andersen: WW21
• Josephine Asperup: WW21
• Mia Bau Hansen: WW21
• Michele Brix Nielsen: WW21
• Malene Frandsen: WW21
• Lilli Friis-Hansen: WW21
• Silke Lave Glud: WW21
• Simone Jacquet Thrysøe: WW21
• Lisa Jensen: WW21
• Mille Kieler Jensen: 2022
• Nicoline Jensen: WW21
• Kristine Melberg Hansen: WW21
• Emma-Sofie Nordström: WW21
• Julie Oksbjerg: WW21
• Nathalie Perry, 2022
• Maria Holm Peters: WW21
• Linn Ploug Thomsen: WW21
• Amanda Refsgaard: WW21
• Cassandra Repstock-Romme: WW21
• Emma Russell (ice hockey): WW21
• Sofie Skott Dahl: WW21
• Sofia Skriver: WW21
• Mille Kunnerup Sørensen: WW21
• Michelle Weis: WW21
• Julie Funch Østergaard: WW21
• Head coach: Peter Elander, WW21

Finland

Main article: Finland women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Kirsi Hirvonen: WW90, WW92, WW94
• Isabella Laiho née Portnoj: WW12, WW13
• Katja Lavonius: WW90, WW94
• Anna-Kaisa Lemberg née Piiroinen: WW05
• Vilja Lipsonen: WW00, WW01, WW04, WE05
• Pia Lund: WW11
• Katri-Helena Luomajoki (Kati Luomajoki): WW90, WW92, WW94, WW97, WW99, WW00
• Rose Matilainen: WW94
• Krista Parkkonen: WW22
• Sanna Peura: WW00, WW01
• Vilma Tarvainen: WW08, WW13
• Hanna Teerijoki née Heikura: WW92, WW94
• Heidi Wiik: WW04

Germany

Main article: Germany women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Nina Christof: WW21, WW22 (Q111902177)
• Franziska Feldmeier: WW22
• Ronja Hark: WW22
• Katharina Häckelsmiller: WW21 –
• Nina Jobst-Smith: WW21, WW22 (Q111902232)
• Celine Mayer: WW22
• Jule Schiefer: WW21, WW22 (Q111903261)
• Tara Schmitz: WW22
• Annabella Sterzik: WW22
• Heidi Strompf: WW22
• Lilly Uhrmann: WW22
• Svenja Voigt: WW21 –
• Theresa Wagner: WW22
• Sonja Weidenfelder: WW21, WW22 (Q111903278)
• Lilli Welcke: WW22
• Luisa Welcke: WW22
• Head coach: Thomas Schädler, WW21

Hungary

Main article: Hungary women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Taylor Baker (ice hockey): WW22
• Lilla Faggyas: WW22
• Tamara Gondos: WW22
• Alexandra Gowie: WW21
• Imola Horváth: WW21
• Alexandra Huszák→Draft: WW22
• Jelena Grković, WW21
• Franciska Kiss-Simon, WW21
• Andrea Kiss, WW21
• Sarah Knee, WW21
• Emma Kreisz, WW21
• Adél Márton: WW22
• Fruzsina Mayer, WW21
• Regina Metzler, WW21
• Bernadett Németh, WW21
• Réka Pártos: WW21, WW22 (Q111889816)
• Zsófia Pázmándi: WW22
• Hanna Pintér: WW21 (Q111889825)
• Lili Pintér: WW21 (Q111575961)
• Zsuzsa Révész: WW22
• Alexandra Rónai: WW21, WW22 (Q111889941)
• Míra Seregély: WW21, WW22 (Q111901884)
• Lara Strobl: WW22
• Fruzsina Szabó: WW21, WW22 (Q81907420)
• Petra Szamosfalvi: WW21, WW22 (Q111902016)
• Enikő Tóth: WW21 (Q110659068)

Japan

Main article: Japan women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Ayaka Hitosato: WW22 → redirect to Ayaka Toko
• Makoto Ito (ice hockey): WW21
• Riko Kawaguchi: WW22
• Hinata Lack: WW22
• Miyuu Masuhara: 22OG, WW22 (Q110658766)
• Chisato Miyazaki: WW22
• Miyuri Ogawa: WW22
• Chika Otaki: WW21
• Ami Sasaki: WW22
• Fumika Sasano: WW21
• Kohane Sato, WW22
• Mei Sato: WW21
• Yumeka Wajima: WW22

Russia/ROC

Main article: Russia women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Polina Bolgareva: OG22 – created by Adamtt9
• Yekaterina Dobrodeyeva: WW21
• Landysh Falyakhova: WW21
• Diana Farkhutdinova: OG22 (Q110703378)
• Daria Gredzen: OG22 (Q110707115)
• Veronika Korzhakova: WW21
• Sofiya Lifatova: WW21
• Polina Luchnikova: OG22 – created by Adamtt9
• Ilona Markova: WW21
• Valentina Ostrovlyanchik: WW08, WW11, WW12
• Elena Provorova: WW21
• Elizaveta Rodnova: WW21
• Kristi Shashkina: WW21
• Violetta Simanova: WW97, WW99, WW00, WW01
• Irina Votintseva: WW99, WW00, WW01, OG02, WW04 (Q116002935)
• Head coach: Yevgeni Bobariko

Sweden

Main article: Sweden women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Linnéa Andersson: 22OG, 22WW (Q110712879)
• Jenny Antonsson: 22WW
• Ebba Berglund: 22OG, 22WW
• Paula Bergström: 22OG, 22WW (Q110712965)
• Ida Boman: 22OG, 22WW (Q110649951) 1 (sv)
• Thea Johansson: 22WW
• Ellen Jonsson: 22WW
• Mira Jungåker: 22WW
• Emma Murén: 22OG, 22WW (Q110656829)
• Linn Peterson: 22OG – created by Adamtt9
• Emma Söderberg: 22OG – created by GhostRiver
• Celine Tedenby: 22WW
• Felizia Wikner Zienkiewicz→Draft: 22OG, 22WW (Q110658290)
• Agnes Åker: 22OG (Q110664676)

Switzerland

Main article: Switzerland women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Alessia Baechler: WW22
• Sandra Dombrowski (now Frey): WW87 (unofficial tournament); served as referee: WW92, WW94, WW97, OG98; first woman in the IIHF Officiating Committee, 1998; IIHF Hall of Fame class of 2023 1, 2, 3
• Mara Frey: WW21
• Janine Hauser: WW21
• Nadine Hofstetter: WW21
• Emma Ingold: WW21
• Alexandra Lehmann: WW22
• Lena Marie Lutz: WW21
• Alina Marti: WW21
• Keely Moy: 22OG – created by Adamtt9
• Riitta Schäublin (Arnold-Schäublin): WW04
• Caroline Spies: WW21
• Laura Zimmermann: WW21

United States

Main article: United States women's national ice hockey team § Current roster

• Hannah Bilka: WW22 – created by DetroitFan7
• Natalie Buchbinder: WW21 (did not play)
• Rory Guilday: WW22 – created by DetroitFan7
• Annamarie Holmes: WW01
• Nicki Luongo: WW00, WW01
• Carisa Zaban (now Wahlig): WW01

Edits needed

Bold = priority edit for upcoming tournament

Tournaments

• IIHF Women's Pacific Rim Championship – infobox, text expansion, 0 citations

Teams

• Belgium women's national ice hockey team – team history, roster
• Bulgaria women's national ice hockey team – recent team history, roster
• Croatia women's national ice hockey team – recent team history, roster
• France women's national ice hockey team – team history
• Great Britain women's national ice hockey team – multiple issues noted (essay-like, fanpov)
• Hong Kong women's national ice hockey team – team history, roster
• Hungary women's national ice hockey team – team history
• Mexico women's national ice hockey team – team history, roster, 0 citations
• North Korea women's national ice hockey team – team history, roster

Other

Updates needed

Shorthand: lu = last updated
Bold = priority update for upcoming tournament

Tournaments

Teams

• Austria women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2011)
• Belgium women's national ice hockey team – all-time record (lu 2011)
• Chinese Taipei women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2016)
• Croatia women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2011), all-time record (lu 2011)
• Great Britain women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2011)
• Kazakhstan women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2015)
• South Africa women's national ice hockey team – all-time record (lu 2015)
• South Korea women's national ice hockey team – roster (lu 2017)

Other

Tournaments

Aim to have no stubs, i.e. starts at minimum, for the principal article of all international tournaments. Highest priority at this time is improving existing top-tier IIHF and Olympic ice hockey tournament pages. Long term, the goal is to create and expand articles for all major international tournaments at all levels.

Major

• Ice hockey at the Olympic Games ↪︎Women's tournament
• IIHF Women's World Championship
• IIHF U18 Women's World Championships

Secondary

• Ice hockey at the Winter Universiade ↪︎Women
• IIHF European Women Championships (1989–1996)
• 4 Nations Cup, previously 3 Nations Cup
• Nations Cup (women's ice hockey), previously Air Canada Cup, MLP Nations Cup, and Meco Cup
• IIHF Challenge Cup of Asia ↪︎Women's
• IIHF Women's Pacific Rim Championship
• Pan American Ice Hockey Tournament

List of national teams

Teams listed in order of IIHF Women's World Rankings. An under-18 team being listed here does not guarantee that such a team exists, some national programs operate without a junior team. If you identify a national program that does not have an U18 team, please remove it from this list.

1. United States • United States U18
2. Canada • Canada U18
3. Finland • Finland U18
4. Russia • Russia U18
5. Switzerland • Switzerland U18
6. Japan • Japan U18
7. Czech Republic • Czech Republic U18
8. Germany • Germany U18
9. Sweden • Sweden U18
10. Hungary • Hungary U18
11. Denmark • Denmark U18
12. France • France U18
13. Norway • Norway U18
14. Austria • Austria U18
15. Slovakia • Slovakia U18
16. Italy • Italy U18
17. South Korea • South Korea U18
18. Netherlands • Netherlands U18
19. Poland • Poland U18
20. China • China U18
21. Kazakhstan • Kazakhstan U18

22. Latvia • Latvia U18
23. Slovenia • Slovenia U18
24. Great Britain • Great Britain U18
25. Spain • Spain U18
26. Mexico • Mexico U18
27. North Korea • North Korea U18
28. Turkey • Turkey U18
29. Australia • Australia U18
30. Chinese Taipei • Chinese Taipei U18
31. Iceland • Iceland U18
32. New Zealand • New Zealand U18
33. Croatia • Croatia U18
34. Hong Kong • Hong Kong U18
35. Romania • Romania U18
36. South Africa • South Africa U18
37. Belgium • Belgium U18
38. Ukraine • Ukraine U18
39. Bulgaria • Bulgaria U18
40. Lithuania • Lithuania U18
41. Estonia • Estonia U18
42. Bosnia and Herzegovina • Bosnia and Herzegovina U18

For national ice hockey teams not currently participating in the IIHF Women's World Championship, see the Emerging & Underrepresented initiative.

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Resources

News

• IIHF
• Women's Hockey Life
• Frauen-Eishockey (in German)

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• Hockey Archives (in French)
• IIHF Webarchive – major IIHF tournaments 2000–2018

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