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Argentina Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad, Schedule & History

Argentina Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 squad, schedule and complete World Cup history as the two-time champions target glory after finishing runners-up in 2022.

15.08.2026
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Argentina Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad

Six-time Finalists and two-time winners Argentina Women, who finished runners-up in the last edition (2022), are ready to prove themselves once again in the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026, which Belgium and the Netherlands are ready to jointly host from 15th August to 30th August. The Lionesses complete squad for the tournament has been announced on 9th July 2026. 


  • While the Netherlands won the 2024–25 FIH Pro League, as they already secured the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 qualification as the co-hosts, the runners-up Argentina Women ultimately earned the tickets for the World Cup. 


Complete Argentina squad in Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026

Cristina Cosentino (Goalkeeper)

Mercedes Artola (Goalkeeper)

Sofía Toccalino

Agustina Gorzelany

Valentina Raposo

Agostina Alonso

María Granatto

Victoria Sauze

Sofía Cairó

Victoria Granatto

Eugenia Trinchinetti

Lara Casas

Juana Castellaro

Julieta Jankunas

Victoria Miranda

Zoe Díaz

Emma Knobl

Paula Ortíz

Brisa Bruggesser

Milagros Alastra


Argentina schedule in Pool B of Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026

15 August 2026 – 17:30: Argentina vs USA (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

17 August 2026 – 17:00: Germany vs Argentina (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

19 August 2026 – 11:00: Argentina vs Scotland (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)


Argentina performances in Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup history

Argentina are among the popular Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup teams that have some top success records, as they have played six Finals while winning twice (2002 and 2010). In the last edition, they finished as runners-up, while they have played in the semi-finals in seven out of the last eight editions, only missing in the 2018 edition by finishing in seventh place. 


1974: Runners-up

1976: Runners-up

1978: 3rd

1981: 6th

1983: 9th

1986: 7th

1990: 9th

1994: Runners-up

1998: 4th

2002: Champions

2006: 3rd

2010: Champions

2014: 3rd

2018: 7th

2022: Runners-up