1990 FIBA World Championship for Women squads

The 1990 FIBA Women's World Championship was held in Malaysia. The list includes the twelve-women rosters of the sixteen participating countries, totaling 172 players.

Group A

Australia Australia

Bulgaria Bulgaria
  • Madlena Staneva
  • Mariana Naidenova
  • Mariana Tchobanova
  • Nina Hadjijankova
  • Polina Tzekova
  • Sonia Dragomirova
  • Vania Popova
  • Head Coach:
    Ivan Lepichev

Italy Italy

Malaysia Malaysia

  • Chu Tan Poh
  • Eng Lim Hoon
  • Fong Chin Kim
  • Hung Lee Hai
  • Keng Wan Geok
  • Leng See Peck
  • Maggie Teo
  • May Lew Foo
  • Nee Chew Kun
  • Shan Neo Sheau
  • Sim Ooi Ping
  • Young Tan Kim
  • Head Coach:
    Wang Deli

Group B

Brazil Brazil

  • Vânia Teixeira
  • Yngrid Cabral
  • Head Coach:
    Maria Helena Cardoso

Canada Canada

  • Andrea Blackwell
  • Anna Stammberger
  • Carol Goodale
  • Chantal St. Martin
  • Cori Blackrough
  • Janet Fowler
  • Jodi Evans
  • Karla Karch
  • Kim Bertholet
  • Lori Clarke
  • Merelynn Lange
  • Michelle Henry
  • Head Coach:
    Wayne Hussey

Japan Japan

  • Aki Ichijo
  • Hiroe Kikizaki
  • Hiroko Tanabe
  • Kagari Yamada
  • Kikuko Mikawa

Soviet Union Soviet Union

Group C

Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia

  • Andrea Chupikova
  • Anna Janostinova
  • Erika Dobrovicova
  • Eva Kaluzakova
  • Eva Krizova

  • Zora Brziakova
  • Zuzana Vasilkova
  • Head Coach:
    Miroslav Vondricka

Senegal Senegal

  • Ramatoulaye Diakhate
  • Tegaye Niang
  • Head Coach:
    Ibrahima Diagne

South Korea South Korea
  • Yoo Jeong-Ae
  • Lee Kang-Hee
  • Seo Kyong-Hwa
  • Choi Kyung-Hee
  • Jeong Mi-Kyeong
  • Cho Mun-Ju
  • Ha Sook-Rye
  • Head Coach:
    Chung Joo-Hyun

United States United States

Group D

China PR China

Cuba Cuba

Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia

Zaire Zaire

  • Ana Kano
  • Iyoko Lingenga
  • Kasala Kamanga
  • Lomboto Bofonda
  • Lomboto Bompoko
  • Mboli Alele
  • Mukendi Mbuyi
  • Mwabilayi Ntumba
  • Ndombasi Nsimbweni
  • Nsunda Ngoyi
  • Obudu Okako
  • Osudu Okako
  • Head Coaches:
    Ngenda Lomani
    Abongo Malu

References

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