Alejandra Gulla

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Alejandra Gulla
Medal record
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Women's Field Hockey
Representing File:Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina
Summer Olympics
Bronze medal – third place	2004 Athens	Team
Bronze medal – third place	2008 Beijing	Team
World Cup
Gold medal – first place	2010 Rosario	Team
Bronze medal – third place	2006 Madrid	Team
Pan American Games
Gold medal – first place	1999 Winnipeg	Team
Gold medal – first place	2003 Santo Domingo	Team
Gold medal – first place	2007 Rio de Janeiro	Team
Champions Trophy
Gold medal – first place	2001 Amstelveen	Team
Gold medal – first place	2008 Mönchengladbach	Team
Gold medal – first place	2009 Sydney	Team
Gold medal – first place	2010 Nottingham	Team
Bronze medal – third place	2004 Rosario	Team
Pan American Cup
Gold medal – first place	2001 Kingston	Team
Gold medal – first place	2004 Bridgetown	Team

Alejandra Laura Gulla (born July 4, 1977, in Lincoln, Buenos Aires) is a retired field hockey player from Argentina, who won the bronze medal with the national field hockey team at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens and at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Gulla also won the 2010 World Cup, four Champions Trophies, and three Pan American Games. Gulla played club hockey for Lomas Athletic Club in Buenos Aires.

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The Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
(in Spanish) Confederación Argentina de Hockey Official site of the Argentine Hockey Confederation
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Alejandra Gulla – International Tournaments

v t e Argentina squad – 1998 FIH World Cup – 4th place
1 Mulhall 2 MacKenzie 3 Aicega 4 Gulla 5 Gambero 6 Stepnik 7 Liz 8 Pando 9 Oneto 10 Rimoldi 11 Masotta (c) 12 González 13 Antoniska 14 Margalot 15 Aymar 16 Rognoni Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 1999 Champions Trophy – 4th place
1 Antoniska 2 Soledad García 3 Aicega 4 Corvalán 5 Gambero 6 Stepnik 7 Hernández 8 Aymar 9 Gulla 10 Rimoldi 11 Masotta (c) 12 González 13 Vukojicic 14 Margalot 16 Rognoni 17 Haines 18 Arrondo Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 1999 Pan American Games – Gold medal (4th Title)
1 Antoniska 2 Soledad García 3 Aicega 4 Corvalán 5 Gambero 6 Stepnik 7 Hernández 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 Rimoldi 11 Masotta (c) 13 Vukojicic 14 Margalot 15 Gulla 16 Rognoni 18 Arrondo Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2001 Pan American Cup – Champions (1st Title)
1 Antoniska 2 García 3 Aicega 4 Gulla 5 Aymar 6 Oneto 7 Masotta (c) 8 González Oliva 9 Maiztegui 10 Margalot 11 Hernández 12 Rognoni 13 Russo 14 Doreski 15 Burkart 16 Balbiani 17 Baetti 18 Alonso Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2001 Champions Trophy – Champions (1st Title)
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega 4 Arrondo 5 Gambero 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 Rimoldi 11 Masotta (c) 12 González Oliva 13 Maiztegui 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2003 Pan American Games – Gold medal (5th Title)
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 11 Del Carril 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 22 Cattaneo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2003 Champions Trophy – 4th place
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 17 Parodi 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart 28 Rodríguez Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2004 Pan American Cup – Champions (2nd Title)
3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 22 Cattaneo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart 28 Rodríguez Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 5 di Giacomo 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2004 Champions Trophy – 3rd place
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Ferrari 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Oneto 10 García 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rognoni 19 Russo 20 Rebecchi 21 Arrondo 22 Cattaneo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart Coach: Vigil		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2005 Champions Trophy – 4th place
2 Bianchini 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Rodríguez 10 García 12 González Oliva 13 Aladro 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 17 D'Elía 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 21 Arrondo 23 Doreski 24 Burkart Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2006 Champions Trophy – 4th place
1 Antoniska 2 Bianchini 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 17 D'Elía 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 22 Aguirre 24 Burkart 25 Bouza Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2006 FIH World Cup – 3rd place
1 Antoniska 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 6 Stepnik 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Bouza 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 17 D'Elía 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 22 Aguirre 24 Burkart 26 Kañevsky Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2007 Pan American Games – Gold medal (6th Title)
1 Succi 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Bouza 11 Rebecchi 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 16 Maloberti 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 22 Aguirre 24 Burkart 26 Kañevsky 27 Barrionuevo Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2008 Champions Trophy – Champions (2nd Title)
1 Succi 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 9 Bouza 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rossi 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 22 Aguirre 24 Burkart 25 D'Elía 27 Barrionuevo Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – Bronze medal
1 Succi 3 Aicega (c) 4 Luchetti 7 Gulla 8 Aymar 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 González Oliva 14 Margalot 15 Hernández 16 Rossi 18 Vukojicic 19 Russo 24 Burkart 26 Kañevsky 27 Barrionuevo Coach: Minadeo		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2009 Champions Trophy – Champions (3rd Title)
1 Succi 2 Merino 4 Luchetti 7 Gulla 8 Aymar (c) 9 Dupuy 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 Ubeira 13 Aladro 18 Sruoga D. 19 Russo 21 Scarone 24 Burkart 25 D'Elía 26 Kañevsky 27 Barrionuevo 30 Sruoga J. Coach: Retegui		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2010 Champions Trophy – Champions (4th Title)
1 Succi 2 Rossi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Gulla 8 Aymar (c) 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 13 Aladro 18 Sruoga D. 19 Russo 21 Scarone 24 Burkart 25 D'Elía 26 Kañevsky 27 Barrionuevo 30 Sruoga J. Coach: Retegui		Argentina

v t e Argentina squad – 2010 FIH World Cup – Champions (2nd Title)
1 Succi 2 Rossi 4 Luchetti 5 Rodríguez 7 Gulla 8 Aymar (c) 10 García 11 Rebecchi 12 Merino 13 Aladro 14 Vatteone 18 Sruoga 19 Russo 21 Scarone 24 Burkart 25 D'Elía 26 Kañevsky 27 Barrionuevo Coach: Retegui		Argentina

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