Emma Malewski

FISU has released the nominative rosters for this year’s World University Games, to be held beginning July 22 in Essen, Germany.

A full list of all WAG teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.

AUSTRALIA

• Adelaide Hooper
• Kate McDonald
• Emma Morris

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

AUSTRIA

• Selina Kickinger
• Alissa Mörz
• Katrin Palicka

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

BRAZIL

• Ana Luiza Lima
• Rafaela Oliva
• Julie Silva

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

CANADA

• Maddison Hajjar
• Kahlyn Lawson
• Virginie Therrien
• Evandra Zlobec

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

CZECHIA

• Daniela Halova
• Sabina Halova
• Aneta Holasova
• Dominika Ponizilova

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

EGYPT

• Jana Abdelsalam
• Malak Chawkat
• Jana Mahmoud

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

FINLAND

• Minea Antila
• Misella Antila
• Ada Hautala
• Saara Kokko
• Sara Laiho

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

FRANCE

• Maëva Guery
• Alisson Lapp
• Alizee Letrange-Mouakit
• Célia Serber

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

GERMANY

• Elena Engelhardt
• Alina Heinemann
• Emma Malewski
• Nele Rüping
• Aiyu Zhu

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

GREAT BRITAIN

• Emily Burke
• Shanna-Kae Grant
• Crystelle Lake

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

HUNGARY

• Zsofia Kovacs
• Bianka Schermann
• Zoja Szekely

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

ITALY

• Carolina James
• Veronica Mandriota
• Marta Uggeri

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

JAPAN

• Ashikawa Urara
• Fukasawa Kokoro
• Miyata Shoko
• Okamura Mana
• Ushioku Kohane

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

NETHERLANDS

• Mijke Jansen
• Mischa Marchena
• Sam van der Hilst

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

NORWAY

• Olivia Bergem
• Julie Erichsen
• Selma Halvorsen
• Mali Neurauter
• Juliane Tøssebro

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

PORTUGAL

• Mafalda Costa
• Mariana Marianito
• Mariana Parente

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

SOUTH KOREA

• An Yeonjeong
• Eom Dohyun
• Kim Seohyeon
• Lee Yunseo
• Shin Solyi

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

SPAIN

• Maia Llacer
• Laia Masferrer
• Lorena Medina
• Irene Ros
• Ainara Sautua

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

SWITZERLAND

• Martina Eisenegger
• Anina Wildi
• Anny Wu

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

TAIWAN

• Liao Yi-Chun
• Lin Yi-Chen
• Tonya Paulsson
• Ting Hua-Tien
• Wu Sing-Fen

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

TÜRKIYE

• Ceren Biner
• Atiye Berra Karademir
• Nazli Savranbasi
• Bilge Tarhan
• Bengisu Yildiz

Confirmed via start lists on July 23.

Article by Lauren Hopkins