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

Germany Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 squad, schedule and complete World Cup history as the two-time champions target a third title after a long wait.

15.08.2026
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Germany Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad

Four-time Finalists and two-time winners Germany Women are desperate to end their wait for their third World Cup trophy, as the Die Danas are ready for the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026. While Belgium and the Netherlands are hosting this tournament, Germany Women’s complete squad for the competition was announced on 30th June 2026. 

  • The Netherlands won the 2023–24 FIH Pro League, but as they had already qualified for the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 as the co-hosts, the runners-up Germany Women ultimately booked their place in the World Cup. 


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

Nathalie Kubalski (Goalkeeper)

Finja Starck (Goalkeeper)

Friederike Heusgen

Linnea Weidemann

Lisa Nolte

Lena Micheel

Ines Wanner

Hanna Rothländer

Lucina von der Heyde

Sonja Zimmermann

Lynn Krings

Lilly Stoffelsma

Sara Strauss

Emma Davidsmeyer

Johanna Hachenberg

Felicia Wiedermann

Stine Kurz

Jette Fleschütz

Emilia Landshut

Yani Zhong


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

15 August 2026 – 11:30: Germany vs Scotland (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)

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

19 August 2026 – 14:00: USA vs Germany (Belfius Hockey Arena, Wavre, Belgium)


Germany performances in Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup history

Germany Women have a strong World Cup history, as they have won two Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup gold medals (1976 and 1981) while playing four Finals. They last time played a Final in the 1986 edition, while they finished in fourth position in the last edition (2022).  


1974: 3rd

1976: Champions

1978: Runners-up

1981: Champions

1983: 4th

1986: Runners-up

1990: 8th

1994: 4th

1998: 3rd

2002: 7th

2006: 8th

2010: 4th

2014: 8th

2018: 5th

2022: 4th