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

Australia Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 squad, schedule, players, reserves and complete World Cup history as the Hockeyroos target another strong campaign.

15.08.2026
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Australia Women’s Hockey World Cup 2026 Squad

Two-time winners Australia, Hockeyroos, are ready to continue their strong World Cup performances in the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026. Their complete squad was announced on 6th July 2026, while Belgium and the Netherlands are set to host the tournament from 15th August to 30th August. 

  • Australia have qualified for the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 after finishing as the runners-up in the Chile section of the 2026 Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers.


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

Alice Arnott

Jocelyn Bartram

Sarah Byrnes

Claire Colwill

Olivia Downes 

Neasa Flynn 

Alana Kavanagh 

Stephanie Kershaw 

Amy Lawton 

Morgan Mathison 

Kaitlin Nobbs 

Aleisha Power

Courtney Schonell

Lucy Sharman 

Karri Somerville 

Grace Stewart 

Tatum Stewart

Mariah Williams

Abigail Wilson 

Grace Young


Non-Travelling Reserves

Hannah Cullum-Sanders 

Casey Dolkens

Mihaylia Howell 

Makayla Jones 

Sophie Murphy 

Zoe Newman 

Jolie Sertorio 


Australia schedule in Pool A of Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup 2026

15 August 2026 – 10:00: Australia vs Japan (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)

17 August 2026 – 18:00: Australia vs Netherlands (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)

19 August 2026 – 09:30: Chile vs Australia (Wagener Stadium, Amstelveen, Netherlands)


Australia performances in Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup history

Five-time finalists Australia Women have won the Women’s FIH Hockey World Cup twice, in successive years in 1994 and 1998. Apart from the first three editions, they have participated in every World Cup. While they last played the Final in the 2014 edition, finishing as runners-up, they were eliminated from the Semi-finals in the last two editions (2018 and 2022). 



1974: Did Not Participate

1976: Did Not Participate

1978: Did Not Participate

1981: 4th

1983: 3rd

1986: 6th

1990: Runners-up

1994: Champions

1998: Champions

2002: 4th

2006: Runners-up

2010: 5th

2014: Runners-up

2018: 4th

2022: 3rd