Susan Wessels-Webber

Personal information

Born

12 November 1977

Medal record

Women's Field Hockey
Representing South Africa
All-Africa Games
	2003 Abuja	Team Competition
Afro-Asian Games
	2003 Hyderabad	Team Competition

Susan Wessels-Webber (born 12 November 1977 in Bloemfontein, Free State) is a field hockey player from South Africa who represented her country at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics. She captained the women's national team at the 2003 All-Africa Games in Abuja, Nigeria, where South Africa won the title by defeating Nigeria 10-0.

References

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Susan Wessels-Webber – International Tournaments

South Africa squad – 1998 FIH World Cup

1 Du Toit 2 Van Wyk 3 Cormack 4 Geyser 5 Van Zyl 6 Agliotti 7 Brink 8 Dobson 9 MacNaughton 10 Arnoldi 11 Roberts (c) 12 Carlisle 13 Wessels 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Dare Coach: Castelijn

South Africa squad – 1998 Commonwealth Games

1 Du Toit 2 Van Wyk 3 Cormack 4 Geyser 5 Van Zyl 6 Agliotti 7 Kotze 8 Dobson 9 MacNaughton 10 Arnoldi 11 Roberts (c) 12 Carlisle 13 Wessels 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Burger Coach: Castelijn

South Africa squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

1 Vidulich 2 Van Wyk 4 Geyser 5 Van Zyl 6 Kotze 9 MacNaughton 11 Roberts (c) 12 Carlisle 13 Symons 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Dare 22 Ntloko 28 Bentley 27 Agliotti 16 Wessels Coach: Muller

South Africa squad – 2002 Champions Challenge

1 Birt 2 Van Wyk 3 Alves 4 Benkenstein 5 Van Zyl 7 Forword 8 Marescia 9 Van Breda 10 Koornhof 11 Mayer 12 Carlisle (c) 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Wilson 21 Henry 22 Ntloko 31 Wessels Coach: —

South Africa squad – 2002 FIH World Cup

1 Birt 2 Van Wyk 6 Kotze 7 Haynes 9 Marescia 10 Koornhof 11 Mayer 12 Carlisle (c) 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Wilson 18 Ranyane 20 Ross 21 Henry 22 Ntloko 23 Vos 30 Wehmeyer 31 Wessels Coach: Howell

South Africa squad – 2003 All-Africa Games

1 Birt 3 Hector 6 Kotze 9 Marescia 10 Koornhof 12 Carlisle 15 Coetzee 16 Wilson 18 Ranyane 22 Ntloko 24 Butler 25 Dorothy 28 Pholo 30 Wehmeyer 31 Wessels (c) 32 Engelbrecht Coach: Howell

South Africa squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 9th place

1 Birt 3 Hector 6 Kotze 7 Fulton 8 Marescia 10 Koornhof 12 Carlisle 14 Bee 15 Coetzee 16 Wilson 24 Butler 25 Dorothy 28 Pholo 30 Wehmeyer 31 Wessels (c) 32 Engelbrecht Coach: Howell

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