Australia women's national lacrosse team

The Australia women's national lacrosse team represents Australia at women's lacrosse. It is governed by Australian Lacrosse Association. They are currently ranked 2nd in the world, narrowly behind United States. They have won the Women's Lacrosse World Cups twice, and were runners-up 4 times. In the inaugural FIL Women’s World Cup in July of 2009, the United States reclaimed the gold by winning a tightly contested final match-up over rival Australia 8-7 in Hanover, Germany. The team are now preparing for the 2013 FIL Women's Lacrosse World Cup, which will be held in Oshawa, Canada.

Australia national lacrosse team
Players	Coaches
DUTHY Leah HOBBS Courtney LOWE Sarah McLEOD Tess MORTON Karen VARGA Beth WELLS Bonnie YAMADA Sachiyo ADAMS Jen CURSARO Cassandra EVANS Kahli KLUS Monica MOLLISON Sarah NIELSEN Hannah PATON Marlee PICKETT Isabelle BURGESS Abbie HUNTER Lauren JUSTIC-ALLEN Darcy JUSTIC-ALLEN Stella McNAMARA Stephanie McSOLVIN Sue MOLLISON Danelle MOLLISON Erin MORLANG Stacey PATON Lyndsey STONE Kristen SOFARNOS Hayley ATKINSON Tessa BANYARD Rebecca BROWN Tegan FORBES Sarah HINKES Elizabaeth MOODIE Alicia	Head coach: Max Madonia Asst coach: Trish Adams Manager: Kate Simpson Physiotherapist: Scott Smith