2022-23 FC Aarau Roster

Women's Super League (WOMSL)
Switzerland, Level I Women
Team Record: 4-10-4 - 16 points
Finishing 8th in WOMSL
Location: Aarau, Switzerland
2022-23 FC Aarau Statistics

FC Aarau of Women's Super League ended the 2022-23 season with a record of 4 wins, 4 draws and 10 losses for 16 points finishing eighth in WOMSL.

The team scored 20 goals and surrendered 44. Joy Steck netted 5 goals for the team, while Noemi Benz topped the squad with 3 wins.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Rita AlmeidaSeptember 28, 2000, Portugal
Lorena BarthGNovember 29, 2006, Switzerland
Noemi BenzGJanuary 31, 20045'7"Zurich, Switzerland
Valeria CortelloJanuary 31, 1995, Italy
Annina EnzMay 24, 20005'7"Kilchberg, Switzerland
Alina FriedliDecember 26, 2005, Switzerland
Anna GeiserSeptember 29, 2001, Switzerland
Regina HackerMarch 17, 2002, Switzerland
Celia HoferJune 17, 2002Bülach, Switzerland
Laura KeelMarch 20, 2001Basel, Switzerland
Rica KeilitzAugust 19, 2005, Switzerland
Anja KlingensteinJanuary 28, 20065'2", Switzerland
Fabienne KohlerGMarch 23, 19925'10"Wettingen, Switzerland
Fabienne KullApril 30, 2003, Switzerland
Anida MujelaFebruary 16, 2007, Bosnia-Herzegovina
Flavia NäfDecember 3, 1991, Switzerland
Sara NilssonSeptember 13, 19955'6"Derome, Sweden
Simona PetkovaSeptember 3, 1993Gabrowo, Bulgaria
Julia PfannschmidtMJune 8, 19905'7"139Köln, Germany
Serena PropleschMarch 27, 2006, Switzerland
Altina RaqipiAugust 3, 2002, Switzerland
Fabia ReinschmidtFebruary 13, 2003, Switzerland
Sina ReinschmidtNovember 9, 2000, Switzerland
RitaSeptember 28, 2000, Portugal
Annika RothenApril 27, 2003, Switzerland
Sina SchüpbachOctober 18, 2002, Switzerland
Sina SiepeAugust 14, 2002, Switzerland
Joy SteckAugust 18, 2003, Switzerland
Michelle StierliAugust 15, 1997, Switzerland
Mara TaurielloApril 16, 2005, Switzerland
Cheyenne VoitGNovember 9, 2000, Switzerland
Svenja von FeltenSeptember 7, 2005, Switzerland
Flurina VonmoosOctober 23, 1995, Switzerland
Michelle WengerAugust 3, 2002, Switzerland
Svenja ZengaffinenSeptember 6, 1999, Switzerland



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