| Greece | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Position | No. | Player | Birth | Club in 2004 |
| OF | 1 | Lindsey Bashor | MAY/26/1983 | University of Iowa |
| C | 5 | Stacey Farnworth | NOV/11/1979 | American Pastime (California, USA) |
| IF | 7 | Katina Kramos | JUL/12/1972 | |
| P | 8 | Stephanie Skegas Maxwell | AUG/30/1968 | Southern California Sliders (California, USA) |
| IF | 9 | Jamie Farnworth | JAN/14/1982 | |
| IF | 12 | Chloe Kloezeman | MAY/29/1986 | Sorceres (California, USA) |
| IF | 13 | Ginny Georgantas | NOV/28/1979 | Whiteford Sharks (Illinois, USA) |
| P | 15 | Sarah Farnworth | JAN/07/1979 | |
| P | 16 | Kristen Karanzias | FEB/08/1984 | Orange County Batbusters (California, USA) |
| IF | 19 | Joanna Gail | APR/11/1986 | San Diego Thunder Under 18 Gold (California, USA) |
| IF | 21 | Vanessa Czarnecki | DEC/21/1979 | Fresno State Bulldogs (California, USA) |
| OF | 25 | Lindsay James | APR/26/1980 | California Gold Bears (California, USA) |
| OF | 26 | Joanna Bouziou | MAY/14/1973 | Tason, Keratsini, Piraeus, |
| OF | 31 | Jessica Bashor | APR/08/1981 | |
| OF | 32 | Aikaterini Koutougkou | JUL/21/1976 | Marousi 2004 |
| Bench Coaches | ||||
| Team Manager |
Linda Wells | DEC/13/1949 | ||
| Coach | Christa Dalakis | NOV/17/1975 | Marylanders (Maryland, USA) | |
| Coach | Diane Lynn Ninemire | FEB/12/1957 | ||
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