2002 Women's Rugby World Cup squads

Main article: 2002 Women's Rugby World Cup

2002 Rugby World Cup Squads

Tournament details
Host nation	2002 Rugby World Cup Squads
Dates	13 May – 25 May
No. of nations	16
← 1998 2006 →

This article lists the official squads for the 2002 Women's Rugby World Cup in Barcelona, Spain.

Pool A

New Zealand

Coach: Darryl Suasua

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Monalisa Codling	Second row	20 April 1977		Auckland
Vanessa Cootes	Wing	26 July 1969		Waikato
Susan Dawson	Hooker	20 January 1971		Northland
Fiao'o Fa'amausili	Hooker	30 September 1980		Auckland
Isabella Gray	Flanker	19 January 1974		Wellington
Victoria Heighway	Second row	28 November 1980		Auckland
Monique Hirovanaa	Scrum-half	25 May 1966		Auckland
Emma Marie Jensen	Scrum-half	25 November 1977		Waikato
Fiona King	Second row	1 February 1972		Otago
Adrienne Lili'i	Flanker	9 November 1970		Auckland
Rebecca Luia'ana	Prop	21 September 1970		Wellington
Amiria Marsh	Wing	17 May 1983		Canterbury
Rochelle Martin	Number 8	28 March 1973		Auckland
Hannah Myers	Wing	28 September 1979		Otago
Farah Palmer (c)	Hooker	27 November 1972		Manawatu
Casey Robertson	Prop	24 February 1981		Canterbury
Melodie Robinson	Flanker	25 May 1973		Auckland
Annaleah Rush	Centre	15 April 1976		Auckland
Regina Sheck	Prop	9 November 1969		Waikato
Exia Edwards (nee Shelford)	Centre	12 November 1975		Saracens, Bay of Plenty
Suzy Shortland	Centre	23 January 1974		Auckland
Helen Va'aga	Prop	11 August 1977		Auckland
Cheryl Waaka	Number 8	12 May 1970		Auckland
Tammi Wilson	Fullback	29 September 1973		Auckland
Dianne Kahura	Wing	1 May 1969		Auckland
Anna Richards	Fly-half	3 December 1964		Auckland

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Australia

Coach: Stephen Swan

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Penny Anderson	Number 8	19 January 1977
Elizabeth Andrew	??	2 November 1971
Ianthe Astley-Boden	Second row	20 February 1975
Jamie Blazejewski	Wing	29 November 1977
Alyssa Campbell	Fullback	29 April 1975
Louise Cooke	Hooker	11 March 1978
Davina Craft	??	2 October 1973
Genevieve Devles	??	21 September 1978
Jennifer Egan	Prop	7 July 1977
Kerri Louise Ferris	Scrum-half	9 January 1970
Lisa Fiaola	Centre	25 November 1970
Mieke Fortune	Second row	4 January 1977
Alexandra Hargreaves	??	13 November 1980
Debby Hodgkinson	??	22 November 1980
Bronwyn Laidlaw	Fullback	27 December 1974
Melissa Latu	Prop
Bronnie Mackintosh	Flanker	24 June 1970
Sharon O'Kane	Centre	27 September 1976
Tui Ormsby	Fly-half	20 January 1978
Nyree Osieck	Wing	30 December 1976
Pearl Palaalii	Prop	7 January 1970
Charmain Smith	Wing	17 February 1977
Cheryl Soon	??	23 September 1975
Rebecca Wakim	Prop	5 August 1972
Nicole Wickert	Loose forward	13 September 1968
Selena Worsley (c)	Flanker	18 April 1975

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Wales

Coach: Richard James Talmage Hodges

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Gemma Allan	??	26 April 1983
Melissa Berry (c)	Centre	16 September 1981
Liza Jane Burgess	Second row	24 March 1964
April Dent	Second row	28 February 1974
Claire Donovan	Second row	13 September 1971
Catrin Ann Edwards	Prop	15 September 1980
Clare Flowers	Wing	20 June 1972
Kath Foale	??
Sue Granger	??	19 November 1972
Kerry Jenkins	Scrum-half	26 May 1983
Kate Jones	??	20 September 1969
Susan Jones	??	1 February 1972
Jamie Kift	Hooker	25 November 1978
Katherine Lenaghan	Hooker	6 October 1981
Dawn Mason	??	22 April 1972
Samantha Mason	Prop	30 November 1982
Karen Mayze	Flanker	19 March 1976
Philippa Minto	Flanker	17 June 1968
Jacqueline Morgan	Flanker	23 March 1964
Rhonwen Owens	Scrum-half	12 December 1970
Angharad Phillips	??	24 October 1983
Louise Rickard	Centre	31 December 1970
Awen Thomas	Fly-half	7 January 1981
Catherine Walkley	??	10 March 1978
Rhian Wilmott	??	12 March 1983
Kylie Wilson	Number 8	18 September 1975

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Germany

Coach: Jens Michau

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Doris Albers	Wing	30 April 1974
Simone Borchert	Second row	27 March 1975
Junduca Coffler	??
Sonja Cole	??	19 February 1980
Anke Drexier	Scrum-half	9 July 1977
Ninja Duri	Centre	25 September 1979
Barbara Frauenfeld	Fullback	9 August 1970
Maren Hulverscheidt	Flanker	27 October 1970
Johanna Jahnke	Number 8	27 March 1983
Silke Manben	??	27 March 1973
Undine Mannel	Prop	18 March 1977
Martina Marsch	Scrum-half
Freia Michau	Fly-half	15 September 1983
Elke Mikkelsen	??	24 October 1972
Dagmar Pietzsch	Wing	7 August 1975
Jika Sander	Hooker	27 June 1978
Mariena Sang	Second row	1 November 1974
Katja Scheinemann	Prop	30 April 1971
Sabina Schubert	Prop	13 August 1980
Silvia Schumacher	Fly-half	28 April 1979
Yvonne Schwarzkopf	Hooker	13 January 1973
Veronic Stamos	??	27 March 1975
Susanne Weidemann	??	21 December 1969
Moa Wejle	Centre	19 March 1976
Stefanie Werner	Wing
Manuela Wiedemann	??	13 July 1971

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Pool B

France

Coach: Wanda Noury

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Nathalie Amiel (c)	Centre	4 November 1970
Armeule Auclair	??	10 June 1973
Corinna Bessellere	??	13 February 1976
Maylis Bonnin	Second row	20 March 1975
Maud Camatta	??	18 July 1980
Catherine Devillers	Wing	18 April 1970
Annabel Donnadieu	Wing	11 January 1972
Clotilde Flaugere	Number 8	22 February 1980
Sandrine Fontaine	??	12 August 1972
Fanny Gelis	??	10 March 1977
Marjoire Hans	??	22 September 1981
Annick Hayraud	??	9 September 1967
Daniele Irazu	Prop	12 December 1974
Christelle LeDuff	Wing	21 November 1982
Corinne Le Mazurier	??	28 March 1972
Alexia Massacand	Second row	24 February 1972
Elodie Celine Maybon	??	17 July 1977
Delphine Plantet	Centre	8 May 1979
Stephanie Provost	Scrum-half	27 May 1973
Julie Pujol	??	30 April 1981
Delphine Roussel	Prop	6 June 1966
Aline Sagols	Flanker	2 September 1967
Estelle Sartini	Fullback	1 June 1973
Sophie Serres	Flanker	7 June 1975

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United States

• Head Coach: Martin Gallagher
• Forwards Coach: Tim Breckenridge
• Backs Coach: George Metuarau

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Hedwig Louise Jan Aerts	Fly-half	3 August 1975		New York RFC
Kristin Marie Baja	Centre	15 December 1979		Washington Furies RFC
Liberty Caplan	Flanker	13 November 1978		University of Northern Iowa
Jennifer Elisabeth Crouse	Second row	6 June 1974		Beantown Women's RFC
Kimberly Cyganik	Scrum-half	2 January 1971		Maryland Stingers Women's RFC
Shari Dahlberg	Scrum-half	7 December 1971		Wisconsin Women's RFC
Stacey Davis	Wing	9 September 1977		East Bay Bulldogs Women's RC
Jill Fenske	Hooker	19 August 1972		University of California, Los Angeles Women's Rugby
Nancy Fitz (c)	Second row	24 January 1967		Washington Women's RFC
Stacy Foley	Flanker	14 October 1974		Keystone Rugby Club
Cynthia Gerhke	Hooker	22 November 1976		Wisconsin Women's RFC
Heather Helen Hale (vc)	Centre	23 April 1975		Washington Women's RFC
Patricia Maria Jervey	Wing	29 March 1964		Atlanta Harlequins Women's RC
Eleanor Karvoski	Wing	19 June 1975		New York RFC
Elizabeth Kirk	Prop	19 April 1978		Seattle RFC
Phaidra Knight	Prop	4 July 1974		Wisconsin Women's RFC
Elizabeth Lake	Prop	1 July 1968		Minnesota Valkyries RFC
Kerry McCabe	Back	29 August 1967		Beantown Women's RFC
Rebecca Metzger	Flanker	28 July 1976		Maryland Stingers Women's RFC
Meredith Ottens	Prop	19 January 1969		Minnesota Valkyries RFC
Ines Rodriguez	Fly-half	28 May 1975		Keystone Rugby Club
Myra Sandquist-Reuter	Second row	21 October 1968		Twin Cities Amazons
Jennifer Sikora	Flanker	5 July 1977		Keystone Rugby Club
Kathryn Stewart	Fullback	18 October 1978		New York RFC
Rebecca Wallison	Centre	14 February 1975		New York RFC
Alexandra Williams	Number 8	2 November 1969		Berkeley Women's All Blues RC

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Kazakhstan

Coach: Alexander Stalmakhovich

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Irina Amossova	??	13 November 1982
Tatyana Ashikhmina	Hooker	11 August 1974
Natalya Baibaytrova	??	19 September 1973
Irina Chernenko	Wing	9 November 1978
Larissa Chuprikova	??	22 October 1978
Yelena Dadsheva	Second row	11 April 1970
Aigerym Daurembayeva	Wing	4 August 1980
Aigul Dzhartybayeva	??	1 January 1976
Lyubov Klepikova	Number 8	28 January 1975
Natalya Kolbina	??
Olga Kumanikina	Prop	14 August 1974
Svetlana Mochkovskaya	??
Alfiya Mustafina	Flanker	14 May 1969
Anna Nedospassova	Fullback	11 January 1976
Olga Pavlova	Centre
Irina Radzevil	Prop	27 October 1979
Tatyanna Rudnitskaya	??	4 April 1969
Yuliya Tereshkova	??	7 April 1980
Makhabbat Tugamekova	Flanker	12 July 1976
Tatyana Tur	Fly-half	4 December 1974
Yuliya Turbina	??	12 November 1981
Nezbudey Valentina	??
Anna Yakovleva	Second row	10 November 1983
Svetlana Karatygina	??	11 May 1974
Olga Zuyeva	??	29 March 1983

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Netherlands

Coach: Nel Roeleveld

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Esther Abels	Second row	31 October 1973
Anouschka Adriaens	Fly-half	5 April 1971
Dianne Boonstra	??	9 June 1968
Linda Franssen	Scrum-half	26 August 1981
Frederike Hof	??	24 August 1977
Tessa Kocken	Centre	28 September 1975
Jolanda Kramer	Prop	{{{age}}}
Madelon Lohuis	??	24 September 1971
Henriette Luinge	Prop	30 June 1971
Klasina Posthumus	??	4 June 1975
Jennifer Roth	??	2 February 1983
Hilde Schoneville	??	12 January 1979
Elliz Slootweg	Second row	17 June 1972
Minke Twilnstra	Prop	25 July 1974
Simone Van Delft	Flanker	13 April 1975
Ingrid Van Der Ven	Wing
Annemiek Van Elk	Hooker	1 October 1967
Nadia Van Engelen	??	19 February 1978
Mieke Van Hove	Flanker	3 November 1979
Bianca Van Leeuwen	Number 8	11 August 1974
Sarianne Van Rijn	Wing	28 June 1953
Sandra Veerman	Second row	15 December 1975
Fernke Visser	Fullback	26 April 1978
Kitty Vloemans	Centre	17 July 1973
Sascha Werlich	??	13 March 1970
Ilse Wijbenga	??	26 April 1972

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Pool C

England

Coach: Heather Stirrup

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Heather Baillie	??	4 January 1977
Teresa Andrews	Second row	4 January 1977		Richmond
Susan Kathryn Appleby	??	21 December 1970		Clifton
Gillian Ann Burns	Number 8	12 July 1964		Waterloo
Helen Victoria Clayton	Flanker	17 June 1971		Saracens
Nicola Coffin	Flanker	29 September 1974
Nicola Crawford	Wing	20 November 1971		Worcester
Susan Margaret Day	Centre	20 October 1972		Wasps
Assunta de Biase	Centre	27 May 1969		Saracens
Christine Diver	Wing	2 June 1971		Richmond
Maxine Patricia Edwards	Prop	28 July 1966		Richmond
Emily Feltham	Wing	17 August 1977		Richmond
Claire Joanne Frost	Number 8	22 March 1973		Saracens
Amy Garnett	Hooker	31 March 1976		Saracens
Paula George	Fullback	20 October 1968		Wasps
Karen Henderson	Second row	10 July 1967		Clifton
Vanessa Huxford	Prop	13 October 1970		Wasps
Nicola Jupp	Centre	26 October 1975		Richmond
Louise Latter	??	4 August 1973
Emma Mitchell	Scrum-half	13 April 1966
Ann O'Flynn	Hooker	20 December 1973		Waterloo
Teresa Jane O'Reilly	Prop	16 September 1964		Saracens
Jennifer Phillips	Flanker	29 May 1972		Saracens
Shelley Rae	Fly-half	1 June 1976		Wasps
Selena Rudge	Centre	5 November 1976		Clifton
Georgia Ruth Stevens	Flanker	13 June 1973		Clifton
Jenny Sutton	Second row	26 February 1969		Richmond
Joanne Yapp	Scrum-half	6 September 1979		Worcester

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Spain

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Karitte Alegria	Back row	10 March 1971
Eider Barrena	??	29 January 1976
Ioana Barrena	??	1 July 1978
Mercedes Batidor (c)	Flanker	21 July 1972
Rosa Calafat	Scrum-half	28 May 1970
Anna I De La Parte	Prop	20 February 1976
Itziar Diaz	Fly-half	16 December 1973
Pas Estevan	Fly-half	15 December 1970
Ines Etxegibel	Centre	7 January 1974
Olatz Fernandez de Arroyabe	Hooker	18 March 1970
Sonia Gallardo	Centre	6 July 1979
Olga Garcia	??	24 November 1973
Marta Gran	Number 8	25 November 1968
Christina Lopez	??	20 February 1976
Pilar Lopez	??	26 October 1971
Nerea Martinez	??	8 March 1973
Angelina Masdeu	??	20 February 1977
Beatriz Muriel	Hooker	20 September 1976
Maria Isabel Perez	Wing	13 December 1979
Olga Pons	??	25 August 1969
Altixiber Porras	??	9 May 1978
Isabel Rodriguez	??	26 March 1975
Mariola Rus Rufino	Second row	15 May 1969
Cristina Valdes	Flanker	19 April 1973
Coral Vila	Fullback	2 July 1972

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Italy

Coach: Roberto Esposito

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Valentina Avella	??	13 April 1981
Elena Bisetto	Centre	17 November 1969
Samantha Botter	Fullback	6 August 1970
Giola Michela Buratto	Second row	20 January 1973
Giuliana Campanella	Flanker	4 November 1976
Adelina Corbanese	Prop	28 March 1966
Fulvia Corro	??	23 March 1973
Elisa Facchini	??	12 August 1977
Lisa Francesschin	Second row
Francesca Gallina	??
Silvia Gaudino	Second row	14 December 1981
Daniela Gini	Wing	14 August 1977
Caterina Maschera	Prop	14 March 1973
Sabrina Melis	??	5 April 1970
Erika Morri	??	24 April 1971
Paola Nacca	Flanker	20 September 1964
Sonia Pace	??	23 July 1977
Silvia Peron	??	29 December 1983
Silvia Pizzati	Centre	7 November 1975
Maria Sanfilippo	Prop	7 May 1980
Elena Sartorato	Number 8	21 March 1974
Veronica Schiavon	Wing	24 July 1982
Licia Stefan (c)	Hooker	22 September 1976
Michela Tondinelli	Scrum-half	15 January 1972
Elizabetta Toniolo	??	4 April 1972
Monica Zanetti	Fly-half	21 January 1980

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Japan

Head Coach: Noriko Kishida

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Mie Adachi	Flanker	17 June 1972
Keiko Asami	Scrum-half	4 March 1977
Angela Elting	Wing	15 April 1973
Tae Enomoto	Centre	4 August 1979
Naoko Hasebe	Wing	7 March 1981
Katsuyo Hirano	Number 8	8 October 1973
Yuka Honma	Centre	17 June 1982
Naoka Kato	Fly-half	22 July 1976
Chihiro Koga	??	9 November 1976
Chika Miyagawa	Second row	30 January 1971
Harve Nagano	Wing	29 August 1976
Saya Nagata	Hooker	19 October 1974
Fujiko Namiki	Prop	27 April 1971
Mamiko Ohtake	??	15 February 1977
Mami Okada	??	5 February 1980
Maya Okada	??	7 September 1978
Natsuko Saki	??	21 July 1977
Chikako Sasaki	Flanker	19 April 1971
Aiko Shikanai	Prop	21 July 1974
Evi Suzuki	??	3 September 1979
Maki Tabata	??	24 August 1972
Chikako Toyama (c)	Second row	5 December 1972
Ryoko Tsuboi	Scrum-half	4 December 1978
Tsukasa Tsujimoto	??	1 March 1982
Miho Udagawa	Fullback	14 October 1976
Mariko Yoshioka	Fly-half	7 December 1972

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Pool D

Canada

Coach: Roxanne Butler

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Heather Baillie	Centre			Ste Anne de Bellevue
Araba "Roo" Chintoh	Lock	5 September 1978	16	Toronto Scottish [46]
Sommer Christie	Scrum-half	17 August 1979		Ste Anne de Bellevue
Leslie Anne Cripps	Prop	24 September 1977		James Bay RFC
Erin Dance	Scrum-half	21 October 1974		Montreal Barbarians
Raquel Helena Eldridge	Hooker	15 May 1976		Wasps
Gillian Florence	Back row	30 April 1975		Ste Anne de Bellevue
Julie Foster	Fly-half	12 January 1969		Regina Breakers
Maria Gallo	Centre	21 September 1977		Fergus Highland
Danielle Goulet	Lock			Ottawa Indians
Dawn Keim	Back row	15 November 1977		Wasps
Josée Lacasse	Prop	9 March 1970		Ste Anne de Bellevue
Angela Locke	Lock	8 April 1974		Montreal Barbarians
Maureen MacMahon	Number 8	14 December 1970		Toronto Scottish
Collete Yvonne Margaret Mcauley	Wing	11 May 1973		highland RFC
Kelly Mccallum	Fly-half	6 February 1973		Douglas RFC
Erin Murphy	??	21 November 1970		Yeoman RFC
Katherine Murray	Back row	10 October 1980
Moira Shiels	Hooker	13 September 1966		Tigers RFC
Lauren Smithson	Back row	21 July 1979		Ottawa Scottish
Sherri Sparling	Wing	19 March 1969		Ottawa Irish
Sherri Tanner	Back row	30 December 1968		Ottawa Irish
Christie Thompson	Wing	27 March 1978		JBAA RFC (Edmonton)
Kirsten Todd	Prop	24 June 1973		NorWesters RFC
Shelia Turner	Prop	25 November 1972		Montreal Barbarians
Sarah Ulmer	Centre	24 April 1977		Regina Breakers RFC

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Ireland

Coach: Grainne O'Connell

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Louise Beamish	Scrum-half	8 April 1980
Sarah Jane Belton	Fullback	21 October 1980		UL Bohemian
Rachel Isobel Rosaleen Boyd	Wing	29 November 1978		Cooke
Lynne Catherine Cantwell	??	27 September 1981		UL Bohemians
Edel Coen	Prop	3 October 1977		Highfield
Elaine Collins	??	24 May 1970		UL Bohemian
Maura Coulter	Hooker	18 January 1970		Blackrock College
Magali Dolo	??	14 November 1977
Karen Eagleson	Scrum-half	13 September 1974		Cooke
Suzanne Marie Flemming (c)	Wing	4 July 1974		Cooke
Rosaleen Jane Foley	??	27 October 1972		Shannon
Rochelle Howell	Fly-half	12 December 1970		UL Bohemians
Patrique Kelly	Centre	8 June 1980		UL Bohemians
Jean Marie Longergan	Prop	30 June 1977		Shannon
Gillian McAllister	??	29 December 1970
Anne-Marie McAllister	??	13 September 1972		Blackrock College
Nicole Milne	Centre	5 June 1974		Worcester
Bridget Montgomery	Flanker	9 April 1974		Ripon
Fiona Neary	??	18 September 1977		Waterloo
Mary O'Loughlin	Number 8	17 September 1970
Maeve Quirke	Second row	12 February 1977		UL Bohemian
Rachel Reid	Flanker	23 January 1972		Cooke
Joy Sparkes	??	10 December 1975
Fiona Steed	Flanker	28 April 1972		Shannon
Rachel Rucker	Wing	27 March 1983
Eryka Wessell	??	12 June 1972		Richmond

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Samoa

Coach: Feturi Elisaia

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Oka Autagavaia	Fly-half
Luisa Avaiki	Centre	19 April 1973
Alaisalatemaota Bakulich-Leavasa	Hooker	9 October 1979
Amanda Kara Cahill	Back	26 June 1979
Sunui Vanessa Chongnee	Lock	28 June 1978
Christina Hunt	??	21 August 1973
Loretta Hunt	??	5 November 1981
Brigitta I'Iga	??	9 February 1969
Moana Laumatia	Centre	29 March 1981
Terisa Lealaisalanoa	Scrum-half	11 March 1973
Poto Maria Nice Lio	Hooker	2 May 1977
Vanessa Masoe	Lock	8 December 1976
Leute Mataipule	Back	13 December 1979
Melesete Natoealofa	Number 8	24 February 1974
Dawn Lucia Patelesio	Fly-half	23 October 1976
Judith Perez	Flanker	4 February 1970
Sosefina Petelo	Fullback	10 December 1975
Afatia Sa	Prop	2 November 1980
Ainslie Maxene Sauvao (c)	Lock	5 November 1970
Diana Maele Sipili	Centre	14 June 1974
Doris Ta'ala	Forward	16 August 1975
Barbara Tyrell	Flanker	31 August 1972
Louena Valu	Prop	3 June 1966
Denise Puna Tia	Forward	3 January 1979
Lorina Buckley	Wing	16 January 1977

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Scotland

Coach: Ruth Cranston

Note: Flags indicate national union for the club/province as defined by World Rugby.

Player	Position	Date of birth (age)	Caps	Club/province
Paula Chalmers	Scrum-half	8 June 1972		Murrayfield Wanderers
Alison Christie	Prop	1 December 1969		Royal High
Lee Cockburn	Second row	17 May 1968		Royal High
Jennifer Dickson	??	24 July 1975		Richmond
Denise Fairbairn	Fly-half	12 May 1972
Karen Ross Findlay (c)	Prop	27 May 1968		Richmond
Vicky Galbraith	??	11 December 1972		Richmond
Gillian Gibbon	Wing	20 April 1977		Royal High
Fiona Gillanders	Flanker	16 August 1975		Wasps
Jennifer Hanley	??	25 July 1972		Waterloo
Sarah Higgins	Fullback	18 October 1972		Royal High
Angela Hutt	Wing	5 July 1981
Donna Kennedy	Number 8	16 February 1972		Royal high
Nicola Macdonald	Centre	13 May 1977		Glasgow Southern
Ali Mackenzie	??	22 February 1972		Royal High
Elizabeth Jane Macleod	Flanker	2 May 1975		Murrayfield Wanderers
Alison McGrandles	Fly-half	12 July 1972		Richmond
Clare Muir	Second row	29 September 1975		Murrayfield Wanderers
Alison Newall	??	29 September 1969
Elaine Nicol	??	13 April 1972
Lisa Margaret O'Keefe	??	{{{age}}}		Richmond
Rimma Petlevannaya	Centre	30 September 19790		Murrayfield Wanderers
Jennifer Sheerin	Flanker	21 May 1973		Richmond
Rhona Alison Shepherd	Wing	28 August 1976		Murrayfield Wanderers
Mary Tierney	??	1 June 1976		Watsonians
Victoria Wiseman	Hooker	31 March 1975		Richmond

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Notes and references

1. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: New Zealand". World Rugby.
2. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 13". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
3. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 23". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
4. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: Australia". World Rugby.
5. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 13". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
6. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 21". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
7. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: Wales". World Rugby.
8. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 9". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
9. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 19". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
10. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 28". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
11. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: Germany". World Rugby.
12. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 9". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
13. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 17". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
14. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 25". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
15. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: France". World Rugby.
16. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 24". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
17. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 31". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
18. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: USA". World Rugby.
19. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 21". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
20. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 24". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
21. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002, Match 29". World Rugby. Retrieved 26 October 2018.
22. "Throwback Thursday: Eagles Go 'Further Beyond' On Way to WRWC '02". USA Rugby. Retrieved 27 October 2018.
23. "Women's Rugby World Cup 2002: Kazakhstan". World Rugby.
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