With the Women’s U19 World Floorball Championships 2026 fast approaching we will be previewing all the groups and teams and highlighting the players to watch at the 12th Women’s U19 World Floorball Championships. Latvia, Singapore, Australia and Hungary are playing in Group D.
Latvia
“I’d say we’re fired up — we have a lot to prove both to ourselves and to the world, especially after the last championship. Now we have a really good mix of rookies and experienced players. In the previous championship we didn’t know what to expect or how to get into the right mindset, but now we are a much more mature team.“
Rookie/Young Player – #7 Olivija Jarohovica
Likes to score.
Strongest Defender – #77 Annija Dārta Dankfelde
Clever mind.
Skillful Player – #20 Marta Reke
Good movement with and also without the ball.
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Who represents #FairFloorball the best? – #88 Estere Elbrete
Motivating others with own example.
Singapore
“We are a team that values intensity, discipline, and playing for one another. Our identity is built on a strong willingness to put in the hard work, both on and off the court. We aim to play with confidence and creativity when opportunities arise. More importantly, we take pride in our team culture. By supporting one another, staying positive under pressure and competing with integrity. We may not be perfect but we are committed to our style of play. No matter the opponent or scoreline, we will keep pushing and represent ourselves with pride.“
Rookie/Young Player – #33 Seraphina Ho
Reads situations early, make smart decisions under pressure and consistently position herself in ways that benefit the team. What makes her exceptional is her attitude and willingness to learn every time.
Strongest Defender – #28 Evelyn Poh
Reliable in 1v1s, composed under pressure and disciplined in her role. Whether it’s cutting passing lanes, winning back possession or making the right outlet play, she brings stability and confidence to the team’s defense. She also holds herself to a very high standard.
Skillful Player – #19 Yuanna S Ralli
Yuanna’s technical ability truly stands out. Her ball control, creativity and confidence allow her to handle tight situations and make things happen. She brings a different dimension to our attack and what makes her even more valuable is how she uses her skill with purpose.
Who represents #FairFloorball the best? – #60 Jophelle Lim
Consistently show fairness, sportsmanship and strong gamesmanship. She compete hard and always do it the right way. She respect opponents, officials and her teammates. Regardless of the situation or result. Even in intense moments, she stay composed and make decisions that reflect great respect for the game and opponents. Players like her help build the culture of the team and she respects all these great values all the time.
Australia
“A quick, skilled and tightly connected group, many of our players have grown up playing together since they were minis — giving this team a natural chemistry on and off the court. With half the squad gaining valuable experience in Finland in 2024, the team enters this campaign with confidence, speed and an aggressive playing style. United, fast, and fearless, this group is ready to take on the big moments and represent Australia with pride.”
Rookie/Young Player – #18 Charlotte Graham
A young player who exhuberates talent. Quick on her feet, not afraid to take the game on and always finds a way into a dangerous attacking position. Her strong work ethic on and off the ball lifts all those around her.
Strongest Defender – #11 Matilda Burton
Combines finesse and speed with exceptional game sense. She stays calm under pressure, reads the play early, and makes strong decisions look effortless. A reliable backbone in our defensive structure.
Skillful Player – We have a shared top spot between #10 Katie Wright and #3 Morgan Feuerstein. Both played at the Women’s World Cup in Czechia last December and bring a high level of technical skill, work rate and leadership. They mix sharp stick skills with smart communication and a never-give-up attitude.
Who represents #FairFloorball the best? – #44 Sahara O’Keeffe
Sahara O’Keeffe, the definition of a team player always striving for the best not just of herself but for the team. A gritty and tenacious player on court with a heart of gold off, Sahara demonstronates the true qualities of #FairFloorball.
Hungary
“Young and talented team with fighting spirit – the girls are striving to become better every day and surprise everyone.”
Rookie/Young Player – #15 Mira Csepregi
One of our youngest players who shows her maturity in critical moments.
Strongest Defender – #3 Noémi Gugg
She’s a rock in our defense, there is no lost ball or lost game for her.
Skillful Player – #18 Csenge Gombás
She’s a skilful and talented young player who changes the game with a smart goal or a slick pass.
Who represents #FairFloorball the best? – #16 Emma Kovács
She’s competitive but fair and leads the team by example.
*All text provided to the IFF by the teams themselves