HAZ name U’21 Ladies Hockey WC provisional squad

Takudzwa Chitsiga-Sports Reporter

THE Zimbabwe Hockey Association have announced a provisional squad for the Under-21 women World Cup scheduled for Santiago, Chile, later this year. 

The association is working with an enlarged group of 38 players ahead of the December 6-16 tournament. 

However, the squad will be trimmed to a smaller number as they draw closer to the event. 

Zimbabwe booked their place in the global show-piece after securing second place at the Africa Junior Cup (AJC) in Ismailia, Egypt, finishing with six points from a possible nine. 

It will be the fourth time that Zimbabwe appear at the Junior World Cup having participated in 2005, 2016 and 2021. 

This year’s qualification makes it three consecutive Junior World Cup appearances. 

The 2021 edition took place in April last year in Potchefstroom, South Africa. 

Zimbabwe U’21 Ladies World Cup 2023 Squad

1. Allardice Ella, 2. Changa Tanyaradzwa 3. Chidzwondo (Gk) Bethel 4. Chikoore Stembile 5. Chikotosa Tanatswa 6. Chingombe (Gk) Thedora 7. Clark Hayley, 8. Dean Tayla, 9. Elijah Tinodiwanashe 10. Ellerman Tayla 11. Erasmus Done 12. Falkenberg Tyla, 13. Goodinson Kiara, 14 Hares Chelsey-Lee 15. Hay Amy, 16. Jones Jorja, 17. Kambadza Panaka, 18. Lowe Danielle, 19. Lowe Nicole 20. Mangenah Ayanda (Gk) 21. Maswera Tatenda 22. Mautsa Tariro 23. Moyo Siphsenkosi 24. Mujiba Athina, 25. Mukotekwa Tanatswa 26. Mujaranji Nakai 27. Mutaramuswa Tanatswa (Gk) 28. Muwani Natasha 29. Mzizi Khanyisile 30. Ndoro Kelcy 31. Nyaguze Nyasha 32. Nyamapfeka Nicolle 33. Reilly Emma 34. Sibanda Tumi 35. Sithole Kaylee 36. Tozana Amber 37. Wood Victoria 38. Zimuto Rumbizaiishe

Coach: Brad Heuer

Assistant Coach: Tapiwa Pongweni Assistant Coach: Nicolle Grant

Manager: Carla Jones

Sports Therapist: Tiffany Driscoll Videographer: Kudzanai Tembo

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