Las Leonas (The Lionesses) have appeared in six Hockey World Cup finals, including the first final in 1974, which they lost 1–0 to the Netherlands. Argentina had to settle with second place in two more finals before winning the tournament for the first time in 2002, beating the Netherlands 4–3 in the final on penalty strokes after a 1–1 draw. Argentina, led by eight-time FIH Player of the YearLuciana Aymar won again in 2010, a 3–1 victory over the Netherlands. Argentina's World Cup-winning coaches are Sergio Vigil in 2002 and Carlos Retegui in 2010.
Argentina has been very successful at the Summer Olympics, winning four consecutive medals (two silver, two bronze) since the 2000 edition, when they became the first women's team in any sport to win an Olympic medal for their country. Luciana Aymar is the only player that has participated and won those four medals. Also, after their first title in 2001 at a Hockey Champions Trophy, they have won the tournament six more times. In front of a home crowd, they won the 2014–15 Hockey World League as the first international title after Aymar's retirement from the national team the previous year.
In July 2003, after the implementation of an official World Ranking System, Argentina reached the top of the FIH Women's World Ranking for the first time, reaching it again in 2010 after obtaining the World Cup title and once more in late 2013.
Hockey was introduced in Argentina by English immigrants at the beginning of the 20th century, and the first women's teams were officially formed in 1909.[2] In 1997, Sergio Vigil, a former player for the men's national team, was appointed coach. Under his leadership, Las Leonas achieved their first World Hockey Cup title, their first Olympic medals, their first Champions Trophy medals, and many other achievements. The team went from having a rather limited audience to becoming a national sensation, with some of the players even appearing as models in advertising campaigns.
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Throughout its history, the team has developed a reputation for being tenacious even when a match appears to be lost. For this reason, a lioness was chosen as their symbol when the team qualified for the 2000 Summer Olympics. During the second round of games, Argentina played against the powerful Dutch team, and they chose this occasion to place the image of a lioness on their shirts for the first time.
The image was designed by then-player Inés Arrondo together with Vigil's sister-in-law.[3] Argentina won that match, went on to win the silver medal, and Las Leonas were born. Subsequently, the junior (under 21) team is called Las Leoncitas ("the baby lionesses" or "the lioness cubs").
The lioness logo was redesigned in 2006 by the team kit supplier, Adidas, along with Confederación Argentina de Hockey and even some of the most representative players. This is slightly different from the original, showing the lioness' tail pretending to be a hockey stick while holding a ball.[4]
When Luciana Aymar (eight-time FIH Player of the Year Award winner and regarded as the best player in the history of the sport),[15][13][14] retired from the national team in 2014 after 376 international matches played, some of Aymar's teammates (such as Carla Rebecchi) asked the Confederation for the retirement of her iconic number 8 worn by her during 17 years with the national team.[16] Nevertheless, the number is not officially retired by the CAH, although it has not been assigned to other players since.
Since its breakthrough in the 2000 Summer Olympics (where the team nicknamed "Las Leonas"' for the first time),[17] Argentina has won more than 20 official titles, which are detailed below:
The team alternates between light blue and black skirt/socks when using their main kit, even during the same tournament, apparently arbitrarily. For example, during the 2010 World Cup, see photos from (black), (light blue) and (black).
Referencesedit
^"FIH Outdoor World Hockey Rankings". FIH. 2 December 2023. Retrieved 2 December 2023.
^(in Spanish) History of the Argentine Hockey Confederation 11 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine
^(in Spanish) Interview with Inés Arrondo 19 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine by DeporTEA Press, 10 August 2010.
^ (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 6 July 2011. Retrieved 21 November 2010., 29 September 2006.
^"Las Leonas perdieron y tuvieron que conformarse con la de plata" by Sabrina Faija, Clarín, 12 August 2012
^. Archived from the original on 19 September 2010. Retrieved 11 October 2013.
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The Argentina women s national field hockey team Spanish Seleccion femenina de hockey sobre cesped de Argentina is governed by the Argentine Hockey Confederation CAH The current coach is Fernando Ferrara who was appointed after Carlos Retegui let go in late 2021 The team is currently second in the FIH Women s World Ranking ArgentinaNickname s Las Leonas The Lionesses AssociationConfederacion Argentina de Hockey CAH ConfederationPAHF Americas Head CoachFernando FerraraAssistant coach es Mario AlmadaSantiago CapurroAlejandra GullaManagerMaria VillalbaCaptainAgostina AlonsoRocio Sanchez MocciaVictoria SauzeMost capsLuciana Aymar 376 Top scorerNoel Barrionuevo 185 HomeAwayFIH rankingCurrent3 2 December 2023 1 Highest1st 2003 2010 2011 Lowest4 2018 Olympic GamesAppearances8 first in 1988 Best result2nd 2000 2012 2020 World CupAppearances15 first in 1974 Best result1st 2002 2010 Pan American GamesAppearances9 first in 1987 Best result1st 1987 1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2019 Pan American CupAppearances6 first in 2001 Best result1st 2001 2004 2009 2013 2017 2022 Medal record Olympic Games2000 Sydney Team2012 London Team2020 Tokyo Team2004 Athens Team2008 Beijing TeamWorld Cup2002 Perth2010 Rosario1974 Mandelieu1976 West Berlin1994 Dublin2022 Terrassa Amstelveen1978 Madrid2006 Madrid2014 The HaguePanamerican Cup2001 Kingston2004 Bridgetown2009 Hamilton2013 Mendoza2017 Lancaster2022 SantiagoChampions Trophy2001 Amstelveen2008 Monchengladbach2009 Sydney2010 Nottingham2012 Rosario2014 Mendoza2016 London2002 Macau2007 Quilmes2011 Amsterdam2004 Rosario2018 ChangzhouWorld League2014 15 RosarioLas Leonas The Lionesses have appeared in six Hockey World Cup finals including the first final in 1974 which they lost 1 0 to the Netherlands Argentina had to settle with second place in two more finals before winning the tournament for the first time in 2002 beating the Netherlands 4 3 in the final on penalty strokes after a 1 1 draw Argentina led by eight time FIH Player of the Year Luciana Aymar won again in 2010 a 3 1 victory over the Netherlands Argentina s World Cup winning coaches are Sergio Vigil in 2002 and Carlos Retegui in 2010 Argentina has been very successful at the Summer Olympics winning four consecutive medals two silver two bronze since the 2000 edition when they became the first women s team in any sport to win an Olympic medal for their country Luciana Aymar is the only player that has participated and won those four medals Also after their first title in 2001 at a Hockey Champions Trophy they have won the tournament six more times In front of a home crowd they won the 2014 15 Hockey World League as the first international title after Aymar s retirement from the national team the previous year At a continental level Argentina has dominated and won every tournament they played including the Pan American Cup and the Pan American Games leaving the United States with second place on most events until they lost the 2011 Pan American Games final for the first time In July 2003 after the implementation of an official World Ranking System Argentina reached the top of the FIH Women s World Ranking for the first time reaching it again in 2010 after obtaining the World Cup title and once more in late 2013 Contents 1 History 1 1 Nickname 2 Tournament records 3 Players 3 1 Current squad 3 2 Recent call ups 3 3 Past players 3 4 Not in use jersey numbers 3 5 Captains 4 Coaches 5 Honours 6 Gallery 7 See also 8 Notes 9 References 10 External linksHistory editHockey was introduced in Argentina by English immigrants at the beginning of the 20th century and the first women s teams were officially formed in 1909 2 In 1997 Sergio Vigil a former player for the men s national team was appointed coach Under his leadership Las Leonas achieved their first World Hockey Cup title their first Olympic medals their first Champions Trophy medals and many other achievements The team went from having a rather limited audience to becoming a national sensation with some of the players even appearing as models in advertising campaigns Nickname edit Throughout its history the team has developed a reputation for being tenacious even when a match appears to be lost For this reason a lioness was chosen as their symbol when the team qualified for the 2000 Summer Olympics During the second round of games Argentina played against the powerful Dutch team and they chose this occasion to place the image of a lioness on their shirts for the first time The image was designed by then player Ines Arrondo together with Vigil s sister in law 3 Argentina won that match went on to win the silver medal and Las Leonas were born Subsequently the junior under 21 team is called Las Leoncitas the baby lionesses or the lioness cubs The lioness logo was redesigned in 2006 by the team kit supplier Adidas along with Confederacion Argentina de Hockey and even some of the most representative players This is slightly different from the original showing the lioness tail pretending to be a hockey stick while holding a ball 4 The nickname also falls in line with an unwritten Argentine tradition of naming national teams after big cats the men s field hockey team is called Los Leones The Lions the men s rugby union team is called Los Pumas The Pumas and the women s volleyball team is known as Las Panteras The Panthers Tournament records editWorld Cup 5 Year Host city Position1974 nbsp Mandelieu France 2nd1976 nbsp Berlin West Germany 2nd1978 nbsp Madrid Spain 3rd1981 nbsp Buenos Aires Argentina 6th1983 nbsp Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 9th1986 nbsp Amsterdam Netherlands 7th1990 nbsp Sydney Australia 9th1994 nbsp Dublin Ireland 2nd1998 nbsp Utrecht Netherlands 4th2002 nbsp Perth Australia 1st2006 nbsp Madrid Spain 3rd2010 nbsp Rosario Argentina 1st2014 nbsp The Hague Netherlands 3rd2018 nbsp London England 7th2022 nbsp Terrassa Spain nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 2nd2026 nbsp Wavre Belgium nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands TBQPan American Cup 6 Year Host city Position2001 nbsp Kingston Jamaica 1st2004 nbsp Bridgetown Barbados 1st2009 nbsp Hamilton Bermuda 1st2013 nbsp Mendoza Argentina 1st2017 nbsp Lancaster United States 1st2022 nbsp Santiago Chile 1st2025 nbsp Montevideo Uruguay TBQSouth American Championship 7 Year Host city Position2003 nbsp Santiago Chile 1st2008 nbsp Montevideo Uruguay 1st2010 nbsp Rio de Janeiro Brazil 1st2013 nbsp Santiago Chile 1stOlympic Games 8 Year Host city Position1980 nbsp Moscow Soviet Union N A1988 nbsp Seoul South Korea 7th1996 nbsp Atlanta United States 7th2000 nbsp Sydney Australia 2nd2004 nbsp Athens Greece 3rd2008 nbsp Beijing China 3rd2012 nbsp London United Kingdom 2nd2016 nbsp Rio de Janeiro Brazil 7th2020 nbsp Tokyo Japan 2nd2024 nbsp Paris France Qualified Pan American Games 9 Year Host city Position1987 nbsp Indianapolis United States 1st1991 nbsp Havana Cuba 1st1995 nbsp Mar del Plata Argentina 1st1999 nbsp Winnipeg Canada 1st2003 nbsp Santo Domingo Dominican Republic 1st2007 nbsp Rio de Janeiro Brazil 1st2011 nbsp Guadalajara Mexico 2nd2015 nbsp Toronto Canada 2nd2019 nbsp Lima Peru 1st2023 nbsp Santiago Chile 1st South American Games 7 Year Host city Position2006 nbsp Buenos Aires Argentina 1st2014 nbsp Santiago Chile 1st2018 nbsp Cochabamba Bolivia 1st2022 nbsp Asuncion Paraguay 2nd Pro League 10 Year Final host city Position2019 nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 4th2020 21 N A 2nd2021 22 N A 1st2022 23 N A 2nd2023 24 N A Qualified World League 11 Year Final host city Position2012 13 nbsp San Miguel de Tucuman Argentina 4th2014 15 nbsp Rosario Argentina 1st2016 17 nbsp Auckland New Zealand 5thChampions Trophy 12 Year Host city Position1995 nbsp Mar del Plata Argentina 6th1999 nbsp Brisbane Australia 4th2000 nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 4th2001 nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 1st2002 nbsp Macau China 2nd2003 nbsp Sydney Australia 4th2004 nbsp Rosario Argentina 3rd2005 nbsp Canberra Australia 4th2006 nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 4th2007 nbsp Quilmes Argentina 2nd2008 nbsp Monchengladbach Germany 1st2009 nbsp Sydney Australia 1st2010 nbsp Nottingham England 1st2011 nbsp Amstelveen Netherlands 2nd2012 nbsp Rosario Argentina 1st2014 nbsp Mendoza Argentina 1st2016 nbsp London United Kingdom 1st2018 nbsp Changzhou China 3rdPlayers editMain article Argentina women s national field hockey squad records Current squad edit The following players were called to compete at the 2023 24 Pro League window against Great Briatin and Netherlands between December 6th and 11th in Santiago del Estero Argentina Players caps and goals updated as of 11 December 2023 Head coach Fernando Ferrara No Pos Player Date of birth age Caps Goals Club13 1 GK Cristina Cosentino 1997 12 22 22 December 1997 age 25 34 nbsp Banco Nacion14 1 GK Clara Barberi 1992 04 19 19 April 1992 age 31 24 nbsp Lomas2 2 DF Sofia Toccalino 1997 03 20 20 March 1997 age 26 157 11 nbsp St Catherine s3 2 DF Agustina Gorzelany 1996 03 11 11 March 1996 age 27 104 61 nbsp San Martin16 2 DF Barbara Dichiara 1996 11 13 13 November 1996 age 27 26 1 nbsp San Fernando32 2 DF Valentina Costa Biondi 1995 09 13 13 September 1995 age 28 91 9 nbsp San Fernando35 2 DF Bianca Donati 1995 06 05 5 June 1995 age 28 43 2 nbsp Pacifico5 3 MF Agostina Alonso 1995 10 01 1 October 1995 age 28 145 7 nbsp Banco Nacion17 3 MF Rocio Sanchez Moccia 1988 08 02 2 August 1988 age 35 311 20 nbsp Puerto Nizuc18 3 MF Victoria Sauze 1991 07 21 21 July 1991 age 32 138 3 nbsp River Plate22 3 MF Eugenia Trinchinetti 1997 07 17 17 July 1997 age 26 167 32 nbsp San Fernando24 3 MF Celina di Santo 2000 02 23 23 February 2000 age 23 22 1 nbsp Lomas31 3 MF Valentina Marcucci 1998 02 21 21 February 1998 age 25 30 0 nbsp Lomas36 3 MF Stefania Antoniazzi 1999 10 18 18 October 1999 age 24 3 0 nbsp GEBA7 4 FW Agustina Albertario 1993 01 01 1 January 1993 age 30 220 61 nbsp Lomas10 4 FW Maria Jose Granatto 1995 04 21 21 April 1995 age 28 193 100 nbsp Santa Barbara11 4 FW Delfina Thome 1996 09 10 10 September 1996 age 27 56 17 nbsp Liceo Rugby Club19 4 FW Victoria Manuele 2001 05 04 4 May 2001 age 22 3 0 nbsp Santa Barbara26 4 FW Pilar Campoy 1990 10 06 6 October 1990 age 33 86 22 nbsp Hacoaj28 4 FW Julieta Jankunas 1999 01 20 20 January 1999 age 24 160 60 nbsp Universitario de Cordoba37 4 FW Carolina Carrizo 1997 03 11 11 March 1997 age 26 2 0 nbsp SAG49 4 FW Alina Piccardo 1997 06 03 3 June 1997 age 26 4 2 nbsp San FernandoRecent call ups edit These players were called up in the last 12 months Pos Player Date of birth age Caps Goals Club Latest call upGK Ana Luz Dodorico 2000 01 06 6 January 2000 age 23 4 nbsp GEBA 2023 06 20 20 June 2023 v nbsp New ZealandGK Lourdes Perez Iturraspe 2000 02 16 16 February 2000 age 23 0 nbsp CASI 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieDF Lucina von der Heyde 1997 01 28 28 January 1997 age 26 103 9 nbsp Mannheimer HC 2023 Spain friendly matches serieDF Valentina Raposo 2003 01 28 28 January 2003 age 20 40 7 nbsp River Plate 2023 11 04 4 November 2023 v nbsp United StatesDF Sol Lombardo 1999 03 10 10 March 1999 age 24 15 0 nbsp Italiano 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieDF Juana Castellaro 2005 03 29 29 March 2005 age 18 9 0 nbsp River Plate 2023 11 04 4 November 2023 v nbsp United StatesDF Micaela Sirera 2001 04 09 9 April 2001 age 22 0 0 nbsp Italiano 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieMF Jimena Cedres 1993 01 12 12 January 1993 age 30 125 7 nbsp Dragons 2023 Spain friendly matches serieMF Paula Ortiz 1997 04 16 16 April 1997 age 26 86 7 nbsp San Martin 2023 Spain friendly matches serieMF Sofia Cairo 2002 10 08 8 October 2002 age 21 19 4 nbsp Mariano Moreno 2023 11 04 4 November 2023 v nbsp United StatesMF Victoria Miranda 2000 06 05 5 June 2000 age 23 15 0 nbsp Ciudad 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieMF Catalina Andrade 2002 02 07 7 February 2002 age 21 10 3 nbsp Italiano 2023 Argentina Junior friendly matches serieMF Constanza Cerundolo 2000 06 19 19 June 2000 age 23 9 1 nbsp Belgrano 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieMF Mariana Pineda 2001 01 03 3 January 2001 age 22 0 0 nbsp Velez 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieFW Milagros Fernandez Ladra 1997 02 27 27 February 1997 age 26 31 9 nbsp HGC 2022 12 18 18 December 2022 v nbsp Great BritainFW Guadalupe Adorno 2000 02 21 21 February 2000 age 23 12 8 nbsp Quilmes 2023 06 17 17 June 2023 v nbsp New ZealandFW Gianella Palet 2002 02 26 26 February 2002 age 21 5 2 nbsp River Plate 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieFW Lucia Sanguinetti 1995 10 30 30 October 1995 age 28 5 0 nbsp San Fernando 2023 Uruguay friendly matches serieFW Juana Fajardo 1998 03 25 25 March 1998 age 25 0 0 nbsp Lomas 2023 Uruguay friendly matches seriePast players edit Gabriela Aguirre Magdalena Aicega Laura Aladro Mariela Antoniska Ines Arrondo Luciana Aymar Noel Barrionuevo Moira Brinnand Claudia Burkart Victoria Carbo Julieta Castellan Martina Cavallero Jimena Cedres Laura del Colle Maria Colombo Silvia Corvalan Silvina D Elia Marina di Giacomo Natali Doreski Carla Dupuy Magdalena Fernandez Ladra Milagros Fernandez Ladra Maria Paz Ferrari Andrea Fioroni Emilia Forcherio Julieta Franco Anabel Gambero Soledad Garcia Julia Gomes Fantasia Mariana Gonzalez Oliva Victoria Granatto Alejandra Gulla Agustina Habif Florencia Habif Maria de la Paz Hernandez Marcela Hussey Priscila Jardel Giselle Juarez Giselle Kanevsky Gabriela Liz Marisa Lopez Rosario Luchetti Sofia Maccari Sofia MacKenzie Laura Maiztegui Mercedes Margalot Karina Masotta Delfina Merino Laura Mulhall Florencia Mutio Vanina Oneto Paula Ortiz Alejandra Palma Gabriela Pando Maria Gabriela Pazos Carla Rebecchi Marcela Richezza Jorgelina Rimoldi Micaela Retegui Macarena Rodriguez Cecilia Rognoni Pilar Romang Mariana Rossi Marine Russo Gabriela Sanchez Mariela Scarone Daniela Sruoga Josefina Sruoga Ayelen Stepnik Belen Succi Maria Alejandra Tucat Lucina von der Heyde Paola Vukojicic Victoria Zuloaga Not in use jersey numbers edit nbsp Luciana Aymar eight time FIH Player of the Year Award considered as the best female hockey player of all time 13 14 When Luciana Aymar eight time FIH Player of the Year Award winner and regarded as the best player in the history of the sport 15 13 14 retired from the national team in 2014 after 376 international matches played some of Aymar s teammates such as Carla Rebecchi asked the Confederation for the retirement of her iconic number 8 worn by her during 17 years with the national team 16 Nevertheless the number is not officially retired by the CAH although it has not been assigned to other players since Captains edit Period Captain Vice captain1997 2002 Karina Masotta Magdalena Aicega2003 2005 Magdalena Aicega Cecilia Rognoni2006 2008 Luciana Aymar2009 2014 Luciana Aymar Rosario Luchetti2014 2015 Macarena Rodriguez Carla Rebecchi2015 2017 Carla Rebecchi Belen Succi2017 2019 Belen Succi Delfina Merino2019 2020 Rosario Luchetti Silvina D EliaCarla Rebecchi2021 Noel Barrionuevo Delfina Merino2022 Agostina AlonsoDelfina MerinoRocio Sanchez MocciaVictoria Sauze2023 Agostina AlonsoRocio Sanchez MocciaVictoria SauzeMaria Jose GranattoCoaches edit nbsp Sergio Vigil with whom Las Leonas won 7 titles and 2 Olympic medalsPeriod Name1986 1991 Miguel MacCormik1991 1997 Rodolfo Mendoza1997 2004 Sergio Vigil2004 2009 Gabriel Minadeo2009 2012 Carlos Retegui2012 2013 Marcelo Garraffo2013 Emanuel Roggero2013 2014 Carlos Retegui 2nd cycle 2014 2015 Santiago Capurro2015 2017 Gabriel Minadeo 2nd cycle 2017 2018 Agustin Corradini2018 2021 Carlos Retegui 3rd cycle 2021 present Fernando FerraraHonours editSince its breakthrough in the 2000 Summer Olympics where the team nicknamed Las Leonas for the first time 17 Argentina has won more than 20 official titles which are detailed below Summer Olympics nbsp Silver medal Sydney 2000 18 London 2012 19 Tokyo 2020 nbsp Bronze medal Athens 2004 Beijing 2008 nbsp World Cup 2002 2010 20 nbsp FIH Pro League 2021 22 nbsp FIH Hockey World League 2014 15 nbsp Champions Trophy 2001 2008 2009 2010 2012 2014 2016 nbsp Pan American Cup 2001 2004 2009 2013 2017 2022 nbsp Pan American Games 1987 1991 1995 1999 2003 2007 2019 nbsp South American Championship 2003 2008 2010 2013 nbsp South American Games 2006 2014 2018Gallery edit nbsp Marine Russo in a match against Australia in 2005 nbsp Mercedes Margalot in a match against Nederlands in 2005 nbsp Celebrating their win after the 2010 Champions Trophy final nbsp The 2010 World Champion squad nbsp Champions Trophy winners in 2016See also edit nbsp Argentina portal nbsp Sports portalArgentina men s national field hockey team Argentina women s national under 21 field hockey teamNotes editThe team alternates between light blue and black skirt socks when using their main kit even during the same tournament apparently arbitrarily For example during the 2010 World Cup see photos from Day 1 black Day 3 light blue and Day 6 black References edit FIH Outdoor World Hockey Rankings FIH 2 December 2023 Retrieved 2 December 2023 in Spanish History of the Argentine Hockey Confederation Archived 11 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine in Spanish Interview with Ines Arrondo Archived 19 September 2010 at the Wayback Machine by DeporTEA Press 10 August 2010 90 10 Empresas Adidas presento el nuevo logo de las Leonas in Spanish Archived from the original on 6 July 2011 Retrieved 21 November 2010 29 September 2006 Home FIH Pan American Cups Archived from the original on 24 December 2018 Retrieved 13 September 2012 a b South American Championships Archived from the original on 2 September 2018 Retrieved 13 September 2012 Home FIH Pan American Games Archived from the original on 2 December 2018 Retrieved 13 September 2012 FIH confirms Spain men and Belgium women join Hockey Pro League FIH Home FIH Home FIH a b Top 10 greatest field hockey players The Telegraph 5 January 2015 a b It s all about Aymar by Melina Gaspar on The Hockey Family 10 August 2017 Luciana Aymar profile on CAH website Rebecchi pidio retirar la camiseta numero 8 Telam 8 December 2014 El nacimiento de Las Leonas CanchaLlena 24 September 2010 Igual son de oro Clarin 30 September 2000 Las Leonas perdieron y tuvieron que conformarse con la de plata by Sabrina Faija Clarin 12 August 2012 Las Leonas son campeonas mundiales y un verdadero orgullo de la Argentina Los Andes 11 September 2010 Archived from the original on 19 September 2010 Retrieved 11 October 2013 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Argentina national field hockey team Official website nbsp FIH profile Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Argentina women 27s national field hockey team amp oldid 1189460019, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
