Joueur Équipe né Taille position(s)
Dagmar Urbancova Bayern München 23.05.1983 171 cm DF
Anne van Bonn MSV Duisburg 12.10.1985 168 cm DF
Silke van den Berg Heike Rheine 26.11.1978 170 cm MF
Carolin Veeh TSV Crailsheim 15.09.1987 165 cm MF
Alisa Vetterlein SC Freiburg 22.10.1988 169 cm GB
Nadine Vogt TSV Crailsheim 18.03.1981 169 cm MF
Verena Volz FSV Frankfurt 22.04.1981 165 cm GB
Claudia von Lanken Hamburger SV 03.06.1977 169 cm GB
Tanja Vreden Hamburger SV 10.02.1977 173 cm AT
Christine Wagner Eintracht Frankfurt 20.04.1979 160 cm AT
Lena Wagner TSV Crailsheim 31.12.1986 168 cm MF
Meike Weber Eintracht Frankfurt 30.03.1987 159 cm MF
Melanie Weber VfL Wolfsburg 26.03.1982 161 cm MF
Bianca Weech Hamburger SV 21.11.1984 170 cm GB
Stefanie Weichelt Eintracht Frankfurt 23.08.1983 161 cm MF
Julia Weigel Hamburger SV 02.06.1988 169 cm MF
Anne-Katrin Westphal SC 13 Bad Neuenahr 30.06.1983 165 cm DF
Tina Wewer Heike Rheine 04.09.1983 163 cm DF
Stefanie Wiesmann Bayern München 05.03.1987 165 cm AT
Madleen Wilder MSV Duisburg 06.07.1980 167 cm DF
Andrea Wilkens VfL Wolfsburg 16.10.1984 168 cm MF
Marion Wilmes Hamburger SV 24.06.1982 164 cm MF
Petra Wimbersky Turbine Potsdam 09.11.1982 164 cm AT
Carola Winter SGS Essen 25.07.1987 170 cm AT
Tracey Winzen VfL Wolfsburg 15.04.1981 163 cm DF
Marleen Wissink Eintracht Frankfurt 04.07.1969 181 cm GB
Tanja Wörle Bayern München 06.07.1980 167 cm MF
Pia Wunderlich Eintracht Frankfurt 26.01.1975 173 cm MF
Tina Wunderlich Eintracht Frankfurt 10.10.1977 177 cm DF
Sandra Würth TSV Crailsheim 19.05.1979 ??? DF
Christina Zerbe Eintracht Frankfurt 12.09.1980 168 cm DF
Pascale Ziegler SC 13 Bad Neuenahr 29.09.1978 160 cm MF
Jennifer Zietz Turbine Potsdam 14.09.1983 166 cm MF
Katrin Zimmermann SC 13 Bad Neuenahr 31.05.1977 176 cm DF
Henrike Zollfrank Heike Rheine 03.12.1988 166 cm MF
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