1996 European Women's Handball Championship squads

This article lists the squads and players who competed in the 1996 European Women's Handball Championship played in Denmark.[1]

Austria
  1. Sylvia Kundt
  2. Beate Hofmann
  3. Laura Fritz
  4. Ruth Swoboda
  5. Annamaria Ur
  6. Tatyana Dzhandzhagava
  7. Sylvia Strass
  8. Rima Sypkuviene
  9. Stephanie Ofenböck
  10. Edith Török
  11. Sorina Lefter
  12. Ausra Ziukiene
  13. Edith Mika
  14. Stanca Bozovic
  15. Iris Morhammer
  16. Barbara Strass

Croatia
  1. Ljerka Krajnovic
  2. Irina Maljko
  3. Klaudija Klikovac-Bubalo
  4. Marija Celina
  5. Helena Lulic
  6. Renata Damjanic
  7. Vlatka Mihoci
  8. Danijela Tuda
  9. Andrea Hrg
  10. Natasa Kolega
  11. Koraljka Milic
  12. Elena Nemaskalo
  13. Snjezana Petika
  14. Bozica Greguric

Denmark
  1. Lene Rantala
  2. Gitte Sunesen
  3. Susanne Munk-Lauritsen
  4. Anne Dorthe Tanderup
  5. Tina Böttzau
  6. Camilla Andersen
  7. Tonje Kjaergaard
  8. Anette Hoffmann-Möberg
  9. Anja Byrial Hansen
  10. Marianne Florman
  11. Janne Kolling
  12. Gitte Madsen
  13. Mette Vestergaard
  14. Anja Andersen
  15. Heidi Holme Astrup

Germany
  1. Michaela Schanze
  2. Christine Lindemann
  3. Miroslava Ritskiavitchius
  4. Emilia Luca
  5. Grit Jurack
  6. Manuela Fiedel
  7. Annika Schafferus
  8. Andrea Bölk
  9. Michaela Erler
  10. Kathrin Blacha
  11. Franziska Heinz
  12. Eva Kiss-Györi
  13. Melanie Schliecker

Hungary
  1. Beáta Hoffmann
  2. Andrea Farkas
  3. Anikó Meksz
  4. Klára Kertész
  5. Gabriella Takács
  6. Rita Borók
  7. Eszter Mátéfi
  8. Éva Szarka
  9. Andrea Nagy
  10. Erzsébet Kocsis
  11. Beatrix Tóth
  12. Beáta Siti
  13. Éva Erdős
  14. Anasztázia Virincsik
  15. Anita Kulcsár
  16. Beatrix Balogh

Lithuania
  1. Aurika Celesiene
  2. Jurata Jankaitiene
  3. Margarita Daublyte
  4. Ingrida Ramonaite
  5. Jurga Banislauskaite
  6. Elena Berciuniene
  7. Reda Urbonaviciene
  8. Ruta Biziene
  9. Gitane Miseikiene
  10. Ingrida Radzeviciute
  11. Ausra Seselskyte
  12. Lina Spalviene
  13. Larisa Pavoliene

Norway
  1. Heidi Marie Tjugum
  2. Annette Skotvoll
  3. Jeanette Nilsen
  4. Tonje Larsen
  5. Kjersti Grini
  6. Kristine Duvholt Havnas
  7. Susann Goksör Bjerkrheim
  8. Kari Solem Aune
  9. Sahra Hausmann
  10. Mette Davidsen
  11. Trine Haltvik
  12. Kristine Moldestad
  13. Monica Vik Hansen
  14. Janne Tuven
  15. Ellen Mitchell
  16. Silje Bolset

Romania
  1. Carmen Moldovan-Petca
  2. Olimpia Veres
  3. Ildiko Kerekes
  4. Valentina Cozma
  5. Petronela Melinte
  6. Lidia Draganescu
  7. Lacramioara Pintelei
  8. Corina Schiopu
  9. Mariana Tirca
  10. Marinela Patru
  11. Mihaela Apostol
  12. Alina-Ileana Jula
  13. Mihaela Bobocea
  14. Roxana Gheorghiu
  15. Luminita Stroe

Poland
  1. Iwona Pabich
  2. Magdalena Chemicz
  3. Agnieszka Zienkiewicz
  4. Iwona Budzynska
  5. Izabela Kowalewska
  6. Agnieszka Truszynska
  7. Iwona Nabozna
  8. Anna Garwacka
  9. Malgorzata Jedrzejczak
  10. Izabela Czapko
  11. Renata Zukiel
  12. Sabina Soja
  13. Anna Ejsmont
  14. Aleksandra Pawelska
  15. Ewa Szelag

Russia
  1. Stella Vartanian
  2. Natalia Gontcharova
  3. Nigina Saidova
  4. Natalya Deriouguina
  5. Marina Chernovalenko
  6. Natalia Boudarina
  7. Olga Evtcherenko
  8. Irina Kalinichenko
  9. Raissa Verakso
  10. Svetlana Mozgovaya
  11. Irina Poletaeva
  12. Nadezhda Konnova
  13. Natalia Malakhova
  14. Inna Volkova

Sweden
  1. Kristina Ström
  2. Kristina Jönsson
  3. Theresa Claesson
  4. Sara Tilly
  5. Ulrika Karlsson
  6. Gunilla Olsson
  7. Helen Benjaminsson
  8. Karin Nilsson
  9. Veronica Isaksson
  10. Lina Olsson
  11. Cecilia Aagren
  12. Madelene Olsson
  13. Kristina Olson
  14. Asa Elisabeth Eriksson

Ukraine
  1. Larysa Zaspa
  2. Svitlana Morozova
  3. Ganna Kryvoruchko
  4. Larissa Kouzmenko
  5. Nataliya Derepasko
  6. Irina Magripova
  7. Olena Yatsenko
  8. Tetiana Brabinko-Salogub
  9. Nataliya Martynienko
  10. Tetyana Novikova
  11. Inna Dolgun
  12. Liliya Stolpakova
  13. Maryna Vergelyuk
  14. Natalia Dacenko

References
  1. "EM 1996". Frauenhandball-Archiv (in German). Retrieved 2020-12-09.
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