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The 2015–16 LEN Women's Champions' Cup was the 29th edition of LEN's premier competition for women's water polo clubs.

Final four

Squads

The final four squads were Kinef Kirishi, Olympiacos, CN Sabadell and UVSE Budapest.

Kinef Kirishi

No. Name Date of birth Position
1 Kseniia Balai 4 February 1994
2 Olga Beliaeva 18 March 1985
3 Kristina Domnicheva 12 February 1996
4 Nadezhda Glyzina 20 May 1988
5 Ekaterina Iakusheva 26 March 1997
6 Alina Inogamova 14 October 1999
7 Polina Iushkova 5 July 1996 Goalkeeper
8 Evgeniya Ivanova 26 July 1987
9 Anna Karnaukh 31 August 1993 Goalkeeper
10 Bella Khamzaeva 15 May 1998
11 Anastasiia Khokhlova 27 November 1992
12 Ekaterina Kirilcheva 17 May 1992
13 Kseniia Krimer 19 July 1992
14 Viktoriia Kurochkina 5 August 1992
15 Veronika Lapina 27 July 1999
16 Daria Lukina 2 April 1999
17 Ekaterina Prokofyeva 13 March 1991
18 Daria Ryzhkova 8 February 1995
19 Anastasia Simanovich 23 January 1995
20 Evgeniia Soboleva 26 August 1988
21 Natalia Sokolova 30 July 1987
22 Mariia Trushchenkova 31 July 1997

Olympiacos

No. Name Date of birth Position
1 Alexandra Asimaki 28 June 1988
2 Alkisti Avramidou 26 February 1988
3 Roberta Bianconi 8 July 1989
4 Chrysoula Diamantopoulou 22 September 1995 Goalkeeper
5 Adamantia Doureka 26 September 1998
6 Monika Eggens 25 December 1990
7 Nikoleta Eleftheriadou 17 January 1998
8 Giulia Enrica Emmolo 16 October 1991
9 Vasiliki Logotheti 4 October 1998
10 Triantafyllia Manolioudaki 19 March 1986
11 Virginia Niarchakou 5 December 1996
12 Eleftheria Plevritou 23 April 1997
13 Margarita Plevritou 17 November 1994
14 Vasiliki Plevritou 8 June 1998
15 Maria Sora 10 June 1996
16 Ioanna Stamatopoulou 17 June 1998 Goalkeeper
17 Evdokia Tetzalidou 21 February 1990

CN Sabadell

No. Name Date of birth Position
1 Anna Espar 8 January 1993
2 Lidia Casado 30 January 1998
3 Clara Espar 29 September 1994
4 Laura Ester 22 January 1990 Goalkeeper
5 Judith Forca 7 June 1996
6 Maica Garcia 17 October 1990
7 Jennifer Pareja 8 May 1984
8 Maria Del Pilar Pena 4 April 1986
9 Elena Sanchez 20 October 1994 Goalkeeper
10 Marina Cordobes 28 April 1997
11 Matilde Ortiz 19 September 1990
12 Colleen Maire O'Donnell 30 July 1992
13 Olga Domenech 21 September 1988

UVSE Budapest

No. Name Date of birth Position
1 Emilia Adam 29 July 1998
2 Dora Antal 9 September 1993
3 Reka Aranyi 13 October 1999 Goalkeeper
4 Barbara Bartus 26 August 1999
5 Reka Bicskei 28 July 1997
6 Dora Csabai 20 April 1989
7 Szonja Drajko 24 July 1999
8 Edina Gangl 25 June 1990 Goalkeeper
9 Matilda Gerendas 18 October 1997
10 Dorottya Gyarfas 3 June 1999
11 Orsolya Hertzka 31 October 1998
12 Dora Hidas 4 August 1999
13 Rita Keszthelyi 10 December 1991
14 Eszter Kiss 5 October 1999
15 Hanna Kisteleki 10 March 1991
16 Krisztina Koncsag 4 May 1998
17 Vivien Kovesdi 1 August 1994
18 Szonja Kuna 9 October 1997
19 Anna Mucsy 19 February 1998
20 Monika Pap 7 July 2001
21 Gabriella Szucs 7 March 1988
22 Vivien Takacs 5 September 1992
23 Ildiko Toth 23 April 1987
24 Vivien Vogt 11 March 1998

References

  1. "LEN Euro League Women Final Four 2016". microplustiming.com.
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