The Zimbabwe women's national field hockey team represents Zimbabwe in international women's field hockey. Its best known result came at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, where it won the gold medal in the first Olympic women's field hockey tournament. The Games were hit by the Western boycott, and with only about three weeks to go the organisers invited Zimbabwe, which was not yet a member of the International Hockey Federation, to send a team. The squad first met in May 1980 and was made up largely of players with an English background. It won three matches and drew two in a six team round robin, which gave the newly independent country its first Olympic medal. Zimbabwe also won the inaugural Hockey African Cup for Nations, which it hosted in 1990, followed by a silver medal in 1994 and a bronze in 1998.
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It won the gold medal at the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow, USSR, the first female Olympic tournament. Zimbabwe also won the inaugural Hockey African Cup for Nations they hosted in 1990, followed by a silver medal in 1994 and a bronze in 1998.
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OlympediaRoster: Anthea Stewart, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Anthea Stewart • Arlene Boxhall (DNS)
Roster: Liz Chase, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Liz Chase • Sandy Chick
Roster: Sonia Robertson, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Sonia Robertson • Trish Davies
Roster: Ann Grant, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Ann Grant • Brenda Phillips
Roster: Patricia McKillop, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Pat McKillop • Sonia Robertson
Roster: Sandra Chick, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Sandy Chick • Helen Volk
Roster: Sarah English, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Sarah English • Ann Grant
Roster: Maureen George, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Maureen George • Linda Watson
Roster: Gillian Cowley, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Gill Cowley • Liz Chase
Roster: Susan Huggett, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Sue Huggett • Gill Cowley
Roster: Patricia Davies, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Trish Davies • Maureen George
Roster: Linda Watson, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Linda Watson • Sue Huggett
Roster: Helen Volk, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Helen Volk • Chris Prinsloo
Roster: Christine Prinsloo, Hockey, Women, Zimbabwe squad
Chris Prinsloo • Anthea Stewart
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