England Students squad for 2005

After the final round of trials at Warwick University, England Academy coach, Gary Street announced his squad of 26 players for the England Students squad for the 2004-05 international season. The team will play five matches.

Over 200 students from around England took part in the trials to reach the squad. The first match will be  against the British Army at Aldershot on Friday 4 February. Matches are also scheduled against Scotland Under-23, Wales Development, Wales Students and South Africa.

Street joined with the Students' coaches,  Mark Tomlinson and Matt Johnson, in selecting the squad. He said: We have been very pleased with the standard of play throughout the trial process. With the new performance structure now in place, the Students squad will integrate well with the England Academy and England Under-19. These teams enable us to identify and develop the younger generation of players that will go on to represent the England Senior side in the future.

The England Students squad: Helen Amos (UWIC), Sarah Bell (Brunel University), Lisa Berry (Queen Mary University of London), Jenny Brightmore (UWIC), Sam Bunyan (The College of St Mark & St John (Marjons)), Stephanie Carlyon (University of Gloucestershire), Terri Cormack (The College of St Mark & St John (Marjons)), Helen Coyte (East Durham & Hougham Community College), Heather Fisher (UWIC), Cathy Freeman (Rickmansworth School), Jennifer Gray (Loughborough University), Laura Jenkins (University of Nottingham), Susannah Kendall (The College of St Mark & St John (Marjons)), Nicole Lowe (University of Birmingham), Adrienne McAlpine (Loughborough University), Joanna McGilchrist (University of Manchester), Antonia Perrot (Nottingham Trent University), Leanne Plunkett (Liverpool John Moores University), Clare Robinson (Loughborough University), Emily Ryall (De Montford University, Bedford), Gemma Smith (Newcastle University), Nancy Stone (University of Gloucestershire), Leonie Webster (Loughborough University), Sarah White (Leeds University), Phillipa Whittingham (Loughborough University), Abigail Wilde (University of Birmingham)