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This article lists the squads and players who competed in the 1994 European Women's Handball Championship played in Germany.[1]
- Georgia Harmtodt
- Sylvia Strass
- Annamaria Ur
- Beatrice Wagner
- Simone Bachmann
- Karin Prokop
- Edit Matei
- Nicole Peissl
- Natalia Rusnatchenko
- Liliana Topea
- Dagmar Müller
- Stanca Bozovic
- Mariann Rácz
- Iris Morhammer
- Barbara Strass
- Lenka Cerna
- Zuzana Altwolf
- Marie Libanska
- Monika Ludmilova
- Ilona Simonova
- Erika Polozova
- Petra Krbova
- Zuzana Hudakova
- Jarmila Koci
- Lenka Flekova
- Renata Tarhaiova
- Marcela Roubinkova
- Gabriela Korandova
- Petra Cumplova
- Gabriela Buchtova
- Jasenka Pilepic
- Klaudia Klikovac Bubalo
- Valentina Zusko
- Samira Hasagic
- Danijela Tuda
- Renata Pavlacic
- Ines Dogan Trosic
- Viktorija Garnusova
- Dijana Jelaska
- Koralkja Milic
- Natasa Kolega
- Ljerka Vresk
- Dijana Radek
- Snjezana Petika
- Zeljana Stevic
- Adrijana Prosenjak
- Renate Zschau
- Kerstin Mühlner
- Renate Zienkiewicz
- Heike Murrweiss
- Csilla Elekes
- Bianca Urbanke
- Andrea Bölk
- Carola Ciszewski
- Michaela Erler
- Silke Gnad
- Sabine Adamik-Bothe
- Sybille Gruner
- Birgit Wagner
- Franziska Heinz
- Eike Bram
- Josefine Grosse
- Anikó Meksz
- Rita Hochrajter
- Rita Deli
- Beatrix Balogh
- Ildikó Pádár
- Erzsébet Kocsis
- Helga Németh
- Edit Csendes
- Anna Szántó
- Ágnes Farkas
- Beáta Hoffmann
- Ágota Utasi
- Beatrix Tóth
- Beatrix Kökény
- Brigitta Szopóczy
- Cecilie Leganger
- Tonje Sagstuen
- Kjersti Grini
- Kristine Moldestad
- Susann Goksör
- Mari Solem
- Mona Dahle
- Siri Seland Eftedal
- Hege Kvitsand
- Ingrid Steen
- Anette Skottvoll
- Kristine Duvholt Havnas
- Marte Eliasson
- Tonje Larsen
- Monica Kyvag
- Carmen Petca
- Valentina Cozma
- Corina Schiopu
- Mihaela Apostol
- Isabella Florian
- Victorina Bora
- Monica Iacob
- Sorina Kosinskhi
- Gabriela Manea
- Marinela Gyorffy Doiciu
- Eugenia Jitaru
- Steluta Luca
- Alina Turcas
- Cristina Dogaru Cucuian
- Mihaela Ciora
- Liubov Korotneva
- Marina Tchernovolenko
- Tatiana Chernycheva
- Lina Neoudakhina
- Larisa Kiselova
- Irina Gorichniaia
- Natalia Malakhova
- Natalya Deriouguina
- Elena Chatalova
- Svetlana Mozgovaya
- Veronika Gasanova
- Elena Kalashnikova
- Elena Kouprianova
- Natalia Boudarina
- Raissa Verakso
- Marina Gritsenko
- Marianna Gubova
- Jana Sramenkova
- Martina Rumanovska
- Zlatica Kotrikova
- Erika Baloghova
- Zuzana Prekopova
- Daniela Mozova
- Ivana Kopcova
- Janette Pálova
- Lubica Ladiscsova
- Marcela Fecova
- Marta Pernisova
- Andrea Salatova
- Irena Horvathova
- Jitka Kissova
- Janette Ivankova
- Christina Ström
- Mia Hermansson Högdahl
- Eva Olsson
- Gunila Olsson
- Malin Karlsson
- Karin Nilsson
- Caritha Lagerlöf
- Caroline Rosenberg
- Tuija Pasanen
- Anna Rapp Ljungdahl
- Lotte Egnström
- Kristina Jönsson
- Helena Johansson
- Malin Noren
- Asa Eriksson
- Lena Andersson
- Irina Samozvanova
- Elena Rozborskaya
- Larisa Kouzmenko
- Nataliya Derepasko
- Oksana Sakada
- Svetlana Leliouk
- Tetiana Sologub
- Lilia Rybalka-Ship
- Lioudmila Kompaniets
- Elena Putrja
- Olga Zoubareva
- Svitlana Morozova
- Maya Fedorova
- Olena Radchenko
- Inna Dolgun
- Tetyana Vorozhtsova
References
edit- ^ "European Handball Federation - 1994 Women's European Championship / Finals". history.eurohandball.com. Retrieved 2024-11-09.