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ICE HOCKEY IIHF ICE HOCKEY U18 WOMEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DIV IBQ TEAM ROSTER As of SUN 13 JAN 2019 Initial Registration 11 JAN 2019 AUS - Australia Shoots/ Height Weight * No. Name Pos. Date of Birth Club Registration Catches m / ft in kg / lbs 1 PEARSON Taylah GK L 1.72 / 5'8'' 79 / 174 15 MAY 2002 Queensland Southern Stars, (AUS) 2 BRUNT Ebony F L 1.62 / 5'4'' 53 / 117 8 JUN 2004 Sydney Sirens, (AUS) 3 KILIWNIK Lindsey F R 1.55 / 5'1'' 52 / 115 10 NOV 2002 St Marys Academy Flames, (CAN) 4 ALEXANDER Imogene D L 1.76 / 5'9'' 65 / 143 25 MAY 2002 Blacktown Flyers, (AUS) 5 RAYMUNDO Isabela D R 1.57 / 5'2'' 50 / 110 5 JUN 2003 Melbourne Ice, (AUS) 6 NJIRICH Liana F R 1.67 / 5'6'' 68 / 150 19 OCT 2003 Perth West Coast, (AUS) 7 KENYON Endillion D R 1.61 / 5'3'' 63 / 139 3 MAR 2001 Canberra Pirates, (AUS) 8 BADAOUI Anna F R 1.78 / 5'10'' 68 / 150 11 JAN 2001 Sydney Bears, (AUS) 9 SAMMONS Sara F R 1.53 / 5'0'' 57 / 126 5 JAN 2001 Newbridge Academy, (CAN) 10 ADAMS Celestine F R 1.68 / 5'6'' 58 / 128 27 APR 2001 Northern Ice Hockey Association, (AUS) 11 SHARP Nikki F L 1.78 / 5'10'' 65 / 143 29 DEC 2004 Northern Ice Hockey Association, (AUS) 12 CALABRIA Ava F L 1.70 / 5'7'' 69 / 152 10 APR 2002 Sydney Sirens, (AUS) 13 BROPHY Samantha F L 1.75 / 5'9'' 75 / 165 29 JUN 2003 Brisbane Goannas, (AUS) 16 MAYER Cleo F R 1.64 / 5'5'' 60 / 132 6 APR 2001 Liverpool Saints, (AUS) 17 WAKEFIELD Mikaelah D R 1.68 / 5'6'' 58 / 128 18 FEB 2001 Newcastle Northstars, (AUS) 18 PULLIN Marnie F R 1.66 / 5'5'' 60 / 132 10 SEP 2003 Melbourne Ice, (AUS) 19 DAVIS TOPE Emily F L 1.66 / 5'5'' 62 / 137 2 AUG 2001 Pursuit of Excellence Kelowna, (CAN) 21 WALKER Chloe D R 1.55 / 5'1'' 65 / 143 8 JAN 2002 Sydney Sirens, (AUS) 24 NICHOLSON Sienna D R 1.62 / 5'4'' 55 / 121 26 MAR 2003 Newcastle Northstars, (AUS) 25 LAST Olivia GK L 1.72 / 5'8'' 52 / 115 12 DEC 2004 Sydney Bears, (AUS) Team Average: 1.66 / 5'5" 62 / 137 Average Age: 16 Total: 18 players and 2 goalkeepers Team Officials: Function Name Citizenship Date of Birth Team Head Coach: JONES Tamra AUS 28 JUL 1977 Team Assistant Coach: HARVEY Remi AUS 14 NOV 1994 Team Assistant Coach: DOGRAMACI Sera TUR 4 JUN 1983 Team General Manager: MORIARTY Teresa AUS 2 JUL 1969 Team Leader: STEPHENSON Mark AUS 8 OCT 1961 Team Medical Officer: BRODIE James GBR 29 SEP 1990 Note: * Registration date of single players is only shown when different from Initial Registration date Legend: D Defence F Forward GK Goalkeeper L Shoots or catches Left No. Jersey number Pos. Position R Shoots or catches Right Note: * Registration date of single players is only shown when different from Initial Registration date Legend: D Defence F Forward GK Goalkeeper L Shoots or catches Left No. Jersey number Pos. Position R Shoots or catches Right IHW707TAUS_33 3.0 Report Created SUN 13 JAN 2019 11:43 GMT+1 Page 1/1.

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