Dianne Alagich

Dianne Alagich
Dianne Alagich
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Personal information
Date of birth 12 May 1979 (1979-05-12) (age 32)
Place of birth Adelaide, Australia
Height 1.69 m (5 ft 7 in)
Playing position Defender
Club information
Current club Adelaide United W-League
Senior career*
Years Team Apps† (Gls)†
2008-present Adelaide United W-League
National team‡
1995-2008 Australia 86 (3)
* Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only.

† Appearances (Goals).

‡ National team caps and goals correct as of 06 January 2009

Dianne Alagich (born 12 May 1979) is an Australian football (soccer) player, who currently plays for Adelaide United in the W-League[1] and the Australian national football (soccer) team.[2] She is a defender, who has been capped 86 times, scoring on three occasions. She is 169 cm tall and her weight is 62 kg. She is the younger sister of former Adelaide United player Richie Alagich.

References

  1. ^ Adelaide United Profile
  2. ^ FIFA Player Profile
v · d · eAustralia squad – 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup
1 Kitching • 2 Taylor • 3 Starr • 4 Cooper • 5 Bartlett • 6 Tann • 7 Casagrande • 8 Salisbury • 9 Murray • 10 Iannotta • 11 Black • 12 Swaffer • 13 Ferguson • 14 Peters • 15 Hepperlin • 16 Wilson • 17 Golebiowski • 18 Forman • 19 Alagich • 20 Wheeler • Coach: Brown
 Australia
v · d · eAustralia squad – 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup
1 Kell • 2 Foster • 3 Wainwright • 4 Alagich • 5 Salisbury • 6 Davies • 7 Golebiowski • 8 Duus • 9 Mann • 10 Peters • 11 Garriock • 12 Barbieri • 13 Reuter • 14 Grant • 15 Karp • 16 Rockall • 17 Small • 18 Beattie • 19 Wilson • 20 Crawford • Coach: Santrac
 Australia
v · d · eAustralia squad – 2004 Summer Olympics (Women's Football)
1 Kell • 2 Davies • 3 Wainwright • 4 Alagich • 5 Salisbury • 6 Shipard • 7 Walsh • 8 Garriock • 9 Ledbrook • 10 Peters • 11 de Vanna • 12 Reuter • 13 Slatyer • 14 Foster • 15 Karp • 16 Kuralay • 17 Small • 18 Barbieri • Coach: Santrac
 Australia
v · d · eAustralia squad – 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup
1 Barbieri • 2 McShea • 3 Ferguson • 4 Alagich • 5 Salisbury • 6 Davies • 7 Garriock • 8 Munoz • 9 Walsh • 10 Peters • 11 de Vanna • 12 Gill • 13 Slatyer • 14 McCallum • 15 Shipard • 16 Colthorpe • 17 Small • 18 Williams • 19 Polkinghorne • 20 Burgess • 21 Wirkus • Coach: Sermanni
 Australia
v · d · eAdelaide United FC W-League – current squad

1 McLaren · 2 Gunning · 3 Harrison · 4 Blackburn · 5 Day · 7 Quigley · 8 Gorry · 9 Wallace · 10 Balomenos · 11 Popovic · 12 Kuralay · 13 Mahoney · 14 Cockayne · 15 Ebbs · 16 Papageorgiou · 17 Fimmano · 18 Macri · 19 Burgess · 20 Harvey · 30 Truskewycz · Coach: Barnett


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