The following squads and players competed in the World Women's Handball Championship in 1997 in Germany.[1]
Algeria
- Houda Benachi
- Samia Saidji
- Samia Boukais
- Dahbia Mehanek
- Nbila Chibani
- Lynda Cherik
- Nadjia Attafene
- Feriel Amoura
- Aicha Kouta
- Nadre Aouka
- Karima Toudjine
- Ouafa Mekaissi
- Feriel Choukri
- Fathia Neggazi
Angola
- Maria Vanga
- Justina Jose Joaquim Lopez Praca
- Anica Miguel Joao Neto
- Ilda Maria Bengue
- Felisbela Teixeira
- Filomena Jose Trindade
- Maria Teresa Neto Joaquim
- Teresa Ulundo
- Elisa Webba
- Ivone Mufuca
- Maria Cordeiro
- Teresa Moco
- Palmira Barbosa
- Maria Ines Jololo
- Domingas Cordeiro
Austria
- Sylvia Kundt
- Tatjana Dschandschgawa
- Rima Sypkus
- Stephanie Ofenböck
- Doris Meltzer
- Sorina Lefter
- Barbara Strass
- Magda Materzok
- Edith Mika
- Sylvia Strass
- Laura Fritz
- Stanka Božović
- Iris Morhammer
- Renata Cieloch
Belarus
- Natallia Petrakova
- Marina Bratenkova
- Raissa Tikhonovich
- Alla Vaskova
- Natallia Sysoyeva
- Larysa Mezhinskaya
- Antonia Tchibangou
- Irina Tchernevskaia
- Tatjana Doudkina
- Natallia Tsvirko
- Tatsiana Silitch
- Tatjana Karovina
- Elena Korzun
- Svetlana Minevskaia
Brazil
- Cristina Silva
- Nivia Da Cruz
- Rose Silva
- Soraya Da Silva
- Maria De Sales
- Margarete Lobo Montao
- Dilane Azambuja Roese
- Veronica Gomes
- Vanessa Veiga
- Valeria De Oliveira
- Idalina Borges Mesquita
- Sandra De Oliveira
Canada
- Marie-Claude Gibeau
- Sharon Deir
- France Brunet
- Fabienne Raphael
- Cyndie Drolet
- Nancy Karpinsky
- Héléne Gravel
- Amélie Champagne
- Dominique Boivin
- Julie Hébert
- Caroline Pilon
- Véronique Mongrain
- Mirjana Jurcic
- Nathalie Brochu
- Caroline Coté
China
Croatia
- Ana Maljko
- Barbara Jovicic
- Moira Botica
- Klaudija Klikovac-Bubalo
- Marija Celina
- Samira Hasagic
- Renata Pavlacic
- Natasa Kolega
- Helena Lulic
- Vesna Horacek
- Vlatka Mihoci
- Djana Ivandija
- Renata Damjanic
- Snjezana Petika
- Bozica Greguric
Czech Republic
- Lenka Cerna
- Marketa Myslivcova
- Zuzana Pospisilova
- Erika Koberova
- Renata Cileckova
- Monika Ludmilova
- Lenka Romanova
- Jarmila Majickova
- Gabriela Korandova
- Petra Valova
- Marie Libanska
- Nadezda Krejcirikova
- Petra Cumplova
- Gabriela Bartuskova
- Jana Arnosova
Denmark
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France
- Valérie Nicolas (GK)
- Irina Popova (GK)
- Catherine Pibarot
- Florence Sauval
- Sandrine Mariot Delerce
- Anne Loaëc (GK)
- Véronique Pecqueux
- Nathalie Selambarom
- Leila Duchemann
- Nodjialem Myaro
- Myriam Korfanty
- Stéphanie Cano
- Isabelle Wendling
- Chantal Maio
- Stéphanie Ludwig
- Véronique Demonière
Germany
- Michaela Schanze
- Emilia Luca
- Manuela Fiedel
- Anna Osiakowska
- Sandra Polchow
- Christine Lindemann
- Miroslava Ritskiavitchius
- Grit Jurack
- Annika Schafferus
- Silvia Schmitt
- Michaela Erler
- Kathrin Blacha
- Franziska Heinz
- Yvonne Karrasch
- Heike Schmidt
- Agnieszka Tobiasz
Hungary
- Andrea Farkas
- Anikó Meksz
- Melinda Tóth-Szabó
- Anita Kulcsár
- Ildikó Pádár
- Gabriella Takács
- Helga Németh
- Beatrix Balogh
- Ágnes Farkas
- Éva Erdős
- Rita Borók
- Zsófia Pásztor
- Fanni Kenyeres
- Rita Deli
- Katalin Pálinger
- Anikó Kántor
Ivory Coast
- Elisabeth Kouassi
- Emma Marcelle Negle
- Alimata Dosso
- Aimée Candide Zanzan
- Adéline Koudou
- Elizabeth Fawon Sokouri
- Tapé Catherine Sery
- Laurette Bodoua
- Sidonie Lourougnon
- Etche Philomène Koko
- Marie-Ange Gogbe
- Wandou Guchi
- Adélaide Tibe
- Paula Arlette Gondo
- Alice Koudougnon
- Celine Affoua Dongo
Japan
- Michiko Yamashita
- Ayako Yamaguchi
- Keiko Tamura
- Akane Aoto
- Emiko Kamide
- Emi Matsumoto
- Nana Sugihara
- Mineko Tanaka
- Miyoko Tanaka
- Kanako Tsuji
- Yumiko Tanaka
- Mie Fujiura
- Hitomi Sakugawa
Macedonia
- Gordana Naceva
- Oksana Maslova
- Ljubica Georgievska
- Biljana Naumoska
- Marina Abramova
- Mileva Velkova
- Mirjana Čupić
- Nadja Tasci
- Indira Kastratović
- Dana Filipovska
- Valentina Radulović
- Larisa Kiselyova
- Klara Boeva
Norway
Poland
- Iwona Pabich
- Izabela Czapko
- Monika Studzinska
- Agata Szukielowicz
- Monika Wicha
- Aleksandra Pawelska
- Anna Garwacka
- Katarzyna Szklarczuk
- Sabina Soja
- Agnieszka Beata Matuszewska
- Joanna Jurkiewicz
- Renata Zukiel
- Justyna Sebrala
- Sylwia Pociecha
Romania
- Carmen Petca
- Mihaela Ciobanu
- Valeria Motogna
- Simona Gogirla
- Olimpia Veres
- Elena Iorgu
- Mariana Tirca
- Luminita Stroe
- Mihaela Apostol
- Alina-Ileana Jula
- Alina Nicoleta Dobrin
- Lacramioara Lazar
- Roxana Stanisor
- Steluta Lazar
- Magdalena Urdea
Russia
- Stella Vartanian
- Natalia Gritsenko
- Tatiana Berezniak
- Natalya Deriouguina
- Liudmila Bodnieva
- Irina Akhromeeva
- Raissa Verakso
- Olga Evtcherenko
- Ludmila Chevtchenko
- Irina Kalinitchenko
- Zhanna Sabadash
- Natalia Malakhova
- Svetlana Smirnova
Slovenia
- Mojca Brezovar
- Sergeja Stefanisin
- Mojca Dercar
- Natasa Mezek
- Marjeta Marton
- Darja Skopelja
- Sonia Zidar
- Branka Mijatovic
- Deja Doler
- Anja Freser
- Tatjana Oder
- Simona Sturm
- Katja Kurent
- Irma Kapidzic
- Tina Randl
- Andreja Verbinc
South Korea
- Young-Ran Oh
- Nam-Soo Lee
- Hye-Jeong Kwag
- Soung-Yeol Oh
- Soon-Ja Cho
- Rang Kim
- Eun-Gyung Kim
- Eun-Mi Kim
- Hyun-Ok Kim
- Hyang-Ok Kim
- Choeng-Shim Kim
- Jeong-Ho Hong
- Sun-Hee Han
- Soon-Young Huh
- Sang-Eun Lee
Uruguay
- Elena Salgado
- Alejandra Varela
- Silvana Renom
- Marcela Schelotto
- Isabel Crocci
- Maria Cecilia Del Campo
- Silvana De Armas
- Gabriela Sebasti
- Mercedes Amor
- M. Jose Del Campo
- Sabrina Mujica
- Cecilia Lapetina
- Lorena Estefanell
- Lucia Curbello
- Sofia Griot
Uzbekistan
- Irina Skulkova
- Olga Suslina
- Anna Zikova
- Nadezhda Kelasyeva
- Tatjana Firsova
- Aziza Abzalova
- Irina Voronova
- Olga Atilina
- Elena Vasilenko
- Viktoria Jorjoladze
- Olga Adjiderskaya
References
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