Martina Cavallero

Personal information

Born

May 7, 1990
Morón, Argentina

Height

1.63 m (5 ft 4 in)

Playing position

Forward

Club information

Current club

Hurling

Youth career

Los Matreros

Senior career

Years

Team

Apps

(Gls)

2005–Present

Hurling

National team

2009

Argentina U21

2010–Present

Argentina

(2)

Medal record

Women's Field hockey
Representing Argentina
Summer Olympics
	2012 London	Team
World Cup
	2014 The Hague	Team
World League
	2014-15 Rosario	Team
Champions Trophy
	2012 Rosario	Team
	2014 Mendoza	Team
Pan American Games
	2015 Toronto	Team
Pan American Cup
	2013 Mendoza	Team
Junior World Cup
	2009 Boston	Team

Martina Cavallero (born 7 May 1990) is an Argentine field hockey player. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, she competed for the Argentina national team^[1] where the team achieved the silver medal. Martina also won two Champions Trophy, the World League 2014-15, the bronze medal at the 2014 World Cup and the gold medal at the Pan American Cup in 2013.

References

↑ London2012.com

International tournaments

Argentina squad – 2012 Champions Trophy

1 Succi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 14 Cavallero 15 Werthein 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 D. Sruoga 19 Maccari 21 Scarone 24 Fernández 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 30 J. Sruoga 31 del Colle Coach: Retegui

Argentina squad – 2012 Summer Olympics – Silver medal

1 del Colle 4 Luchetti 5 Rodriguez 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 D. Sruoga 19 Maccari 21 Scarone 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 30 J. Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Retegui

Argentina squad – 2012–13 FIH Hockey World League Semifinal

4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 13 Aladro 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 D. Sruoga 19 Maccari 21 Scarone 22 Juárez 24 Fernández 25 D'Elía 26 Ludueña 27 Barrionuevo 30 J. Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Roggero

Argentina squad – 2013 Pan American Cup

2 Rossi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 Sruoga 19 Albertario 21 Scarone 24 Romang 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 28 Succi 29 Gomes Fantasia 31 Mutio Coach: Roggero

Argentina squad – 2012–13 FIH Hockey World League Final

2 Rossi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 D. Sruoga 19 Albertario 21 Scarone 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 28 Succi 29 Gomes Fantasia 30 J. Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Roggero

Argentina squad – 2014 FIH World Cup

1 Succi 2 Rossi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar (c) 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 16 Habif 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 D. Sruoga 19 Albertario 21 Scarone 22 Juárez 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 30 J. Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Retegui

Argentina squad – 2014 Hockey Champions Trophy

1 Succi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez (c) 6 Cedrés 7 Cavallero 8 Aymar 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 13 Aladro 14 Habif A. 16 Habif F. 17 Sánchez Moccia 21 Scarone 24 Romang 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo 29 Gomes Fantasia 30 Sruoga Coach: Capurro

Argentina squad – 2014–15 FIH Hockey World League Semifinal

1 Succi 2 Toccalino 5 Rodríguez (c) 6 Cedrés 7 Cavallero 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 14 Habif A. 16 Habif F. 17 Sánchez Moccia 19 Albertario 20 Molina 24 Romang 26 Ortiz 27 Barrionuevo 29 Gomes Fantasia 30 Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Capurro

Argentina squad – 2015 Pan American Games

1 Succi 5 Rodríguez (c) 6 Cedrés 7 Cavallero 12 Merino 14 Habif A. 16 Habif F. 17 Sánchez Moccia 19 Albertario 20 Molina 24 Romang 26 Ortiz 27 Barrionuevo 29 Gomes Fantasia 30 Sruoga 31 Mutio Coach: Capurro

Argentina squad – 2014–15 FIH Hockey World League Final

1 Succi 2 Toccalino 3 Zuloaga 6 Cedrés 7 Cavallero 9 Dupuy 11 Rebecchi (c) 12 Merino 13 Aladro 14 Habif A. 15 Granatto 16 Habif F. 17 Sánchez Moccia 18 Romang 19 Albertario 23 Campoy 27 Barrionuevo 29 Gomes Fantasia Coach: Minadeo

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