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Country Team First Last Country Team First Last AUSTRALIA Souter Nicky Souter GREAT BRITAIN Macgregor Lucy Macgregor Nina Curtis Annie Lush Olivia Price Kate Macgregor Laura Baldwin Mary Rook AUSTRALIA Spithill Katie Spithill GREECE Bekatorou Sofia Bekatorou Jessica Eastwell Efi Mantzaraki Angela Farrell Ermioni Oikonomopoulou Stacey Jackson Eleonora Anagnostopoulou BRAZIL Senfft Juliana Senfft NETHERLANDS Groeneveld Renee Groeneveld Gabriela Sa Annemieke Bes Adhara Ginaid Brechtje van der Werf Adriana Kostiw Mandy Mulder CROATIA Kliba Petra Kliba NEW ZEALAND Osborne Samantha Osborne Mateja Petronijevic Raynor Smeal Jelena Prekalj Jenna Hansen Gea Barbic Susannah Pyatt DENMARK Meldgaard Lotte Meldgaard PORTUGAL Goncalves Rita Goncalves Susanne Boidin Mariana Lobato Nina Grunow Diana Neves Vivi Lund Moller Ingrid Fortunato DENMARK Ulrikkeholm Camilla Ulrikkeholm RUSSIA Skudina Ekaterina Skudina Christel Jappe Teglers Elena Syuzeva Louise Ulrikkeholm Irina Lotsmanova Joan Vestergard Hansen Natalia Gaponovich FINLAND Lehtinen Silja Lehtinen SPAIN Roca Silvia Roca Silja Kanerva Eva Gonzalez Mikaela Wulff Lara Cacabelos Niki Blassar Tamara Echegoyen FRANCE Bossard Julie Bossard USA Barkow Sally Barkow Celine Devaux Elizabeth Kratzig Pauline Chalaux Alana O'Reilly Vanessa Godet Suzy Leech FRANCE Le Berre Anne-Claire Le Berre USA Tunnicliffe Anna Tunnicliffe Alice Ponsar Molly Vandemoer Myrtille Ponge Debbie Capozzi Ophelie Theron Liz Bower FRANCE Leroy Claire Leroy USA Tulloch Genny Tulloch Claire Pruvot Alice Manard Elodie Bertrand Jennifer Chamberlin Marie Riou Elizabeth Hall.

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