New Delhi, 26 October 2014: The preparatory camp of the Senior Women Core Probables commenced at SAI Centre Bhopal and will continue till 7 December 2014. This camp is in preparations for the Women’s Hockey World League Round 2 scheduled to be held in Delhi from 07 – 15 March 2014.
The 33 Senior Women Core Probables are part of this camp for the grooming and training of the players for the upcoming challenges.
Speaking on the sidelines of the Coaching Camp, Chief Coach, Mr. Neil Hawgood said, “The camp will be a good learning experience for the team and I am sure through this, the girls will be better prepared for what is coming next in their way. Post their bronze at the just culminated Asian Games, the entire team looks confident and ready to take on newer and bigger challenges. We will look at the camp giving us the perfect team for the upcoming tournaments”
The list of 33 Senior Women Core Probables-
GOALKEEPERS
1. Yogita Bali
2. Savita
3. Rajni Etimarpu
DEFENDERS
4. Deep Grace Ekka
5. Deepika
6. Kirandeep Kaur
7. Sunita Lakra
8. Gurjit Kaur
9. Sushila Chanu
10. M. N. Ponnamma
11. Asunta Lakra
12. Joydeep Kaur
13. Jaspreet Kaur
14. Manjit Kaur
15. Monika
MIDFIELDERS
16. Ritu Rani
17. Namita Toppo
18. Chanchan Devi Thokchom
19. Lilima Minz
20. Liliy Chanu
21. Navjot Kaur
22. Amandeep Kaur
23. Renuka Yadav
24. Sondarya Yendala
FORWARDS
25. Vandana Katariya
26. Rani
27. Poonam Rani
28. Ritusha Arya
29. Punam Barla
30. Anupa Barla
31. Anuradha Devi
32. Navneet Kaur
33. Neha Goyal
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