Begoña Larzabal

Begoña Larzábal

Personal information

Full name

Begoña Aránzazu Larzábal Fernández

Born

January 19, 1971 (age 45)
Madrid, Spain

Medal record

Women's Field Hockey
Representing Spain
European Nations Cup
	1995 Amstelveen	Team Competition

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Larzábal and the second or maternal family name is Fernández.

Begoña Aránzazu Larzábal Fernández (born January 19, 1971 in Madrid) is a former field hockey midfielder from Spain, who represented her native country at two consecutive Olympic Games: in 1996 and 2000. At her last try she finished fourth with the Spanish national team, after a 2-0 loss in the bronze medal game against the Netherlands.

References

"Begoña Larzabal". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC.

Begoña Larzabal – International Tournaments

Spain squad – 1991 Champions Trophy

1 González 2 Dorado 3 Ramírez 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Tellería 7 Rodríguez 8 Barrio 9 Corres 10 Maragall 11 Motos 12 Larzabal 13 Coghen (c) 14 Olivé 15 Michelena 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa

Spain squad – 1993 Champions Trophy

1 Carrión 2 Goichoechea 3 Ramírez (c) 4 Barea 5 Imbers 6 Yarza 7 Rodríguez 8 Barrio 9 Cruz González 10 Teva 11 Martín 12 Melero 13 Larzabal 14 Lasso 15 Ignacio 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa

Spain squad – 1995 European Nations Cup

1 Carrión 2 Dorado (c) 3 Moreno 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Gabellanes 7 Hérnandez 8 Barrio 9 Rueda 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 13 Urkizu 14 Lárzabal 15 Ignacio 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa

Spain squad – 1996 Summer Olympics

1 Carrión 2 Dorado (c) 3 Cruz González 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Gabellanes 7 Motos 8 Barrio 9 Rueda 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 13 Urkizu 14 Lárzabal 15 Ignacio 16 González Coach: Brasa

Spain squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

1 Carrión 2 Moreno 3 González 4 Barea 5 Ignacio 7 Martín 8 Barrio 9 Muñoz 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 13 Urkizu 14 Lárzabal 15 Goikoetxea 16 Romero 17 Camón Coach: Lammers

Spain squad – 2001 Champions Trophy

1 Rosa 2 Moreno 4 Lárzabal (c) 5 Rueda 6 Bonastre 7 Martín 9 Muñoz 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 15 Goikoetxea 16 Luengo 17 Camón 18 Pérez 20 González 21 Fabregas 22 Garreta 23 Piñeiro Coach: Holtman

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