The Chile women's national field hockey team represents Chile in the international field hockey. The team is governed by the International Hockey Federation and the PAHF. The team is also known by the nickname "Las Diablas", which translates to "The Devils". It is controlled by the Chilean Hockey Federation. Chile is the second best ranked team from South America and is currently ranked 11th in the FIH World Rankings, with 2342 points.
History Hockey arrived in Chile in the middle of the 20th century. Chile's national team have had success at a continental level, but has never stemmed this worldwide. The team has never qualified for an Olympic Games, while they made their World Cup debut at the 2022 edition.
The Chilean women's most successful year came in 2017, with their silver medal performance at the 2017 Pan American Cup. The team made history by recording their first ever win over the United States in official competition, and progressing to the final for the first time.
Chile has medalled at one Pan American Games, in Guadalajara 2011. At the tournament, the team won a bronze medal after defeating Canada. Chile have narrowly missed medals at the event on three other occasions, finishing in fourth place.
Chile has also seen great success in its junior national team. The junior team has qualified for and competed in three Junior World Cups, and has medalled at four Pan American Junior Championships. Additionally, Chile qualified for their second Women's FIH Hockey World Cup by defeating Australia 1–0 in the final of the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers held in Santiago. In a historic and dream-like performance on home soil, Las Diablas secured the title undefeated throughout the tournament, with Antonia Irazoqui scoring the decisive goal early in the match, backed by an outstanding defensive display and goalkeeping from Natalia Salvador. This victory not only marked their second consecutive World Cup appearance (following 2022) but also crowned them champions of the qualifiers, solidifying their rising status in international field hockey.
Tournament records World Cup Year Host city Position2022 Terrassa, Spain Amstelveen, Netherlands13th2026 Wavre, Belgium Amstelveen, Netherlands16th
Pan American Cup Year Host city Position2004 Bridgetown, Jamaica5th2009 Hamilton, Bermuda3rd2013 Mendoza, Argentina4th2017 Lancaster, United States2nd2022 Santiago, Chile2nd2025 Montevideo, Uruguay4th
South American Championship Year Host city Position2003 Santiago, Chile2nd2008 Montevideo, Uruguay2nd2010 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil2nd2013 Santiago, Chile2nd2016 Chiclayo, Peru2nd
Nations Cup Year Host city Position2022 Valencia, Spain7th2023–24 Terrassa, Spain3rd2024–25 Santiago, Chile3rd2025–26 Auckland, New Zealand4thPan American Games Year Host city Position1999 Winnipeg, Canada6th2003 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic4th2007 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil4th2011 Guadalajara, Mexico3rd2015 Toronto, Canada4th2019 Lima, Peru4th2023 Santiago, Chile 3rd2027 Lima, Peru Qualified
South American Games Year Host city Position2006 Buenos Aires, Argentina2nd2014 Santiago, Chile2nd2018 Cochabamba, Bolivia3rd2022 Asunción, Paraguay1st2026 Santa Fe, Argentina2nd
Hockey Series Year Round Host city Position2018–19Open Santiago, Chile1stFinal Hiroshima, Japan3rd
World League Year Round Host city Position2012–13Round 2 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil2ndSemi-final Rotterdam, Netherlands8th2014–15Round 2 Dublin, Ireland3rd2016–17Round 1 Chiclayo, Peru2ndRound 2 West Vancouver, Canada2ndSemi-final Johannesburg, South Africa9th
Current roster Roster for the 2026 Women's FIH Hockey World Cup.
Head coach: Cristóbal Rodríguez
Fernanda Villagrán Doménica Ananías Denise Rojas Fernanda Flores Sofía Filipek María Maldonado Fernanda Arrieta Manuela Urroz (C) Josefa Salas Antonia Orchard Simone Avelli Constanza Palma Francisca Irazoqui Laura Müller Agustina Solano Paula Valdivia Florencia Barrios Natalia Salvador (GK) Antonia Sáez (GK) Constanza Muñoz
Squad records in official competitions 2020-Present Jersey #Competitions2022 2023202420252026 PAC WC SAG NC PAG OQ NC NC PAC BG WCQ NC WC SAG1Schülercolspan="12"2Ananíascolspan="10"3VillagranVillagranVillagran4colspan="4"AnaníasAnanías5RojasRojas6Flores7FilipekFilipekFilipek8colspan="10"Maldonado9colspan="2"Jacobcolspan="4"Arrieta F.10Urroz11Salascolspan="3"SalasSalas12colspan="6"WirthWirthcolspan="3"13Caramcolspan="4"Orchard14TalaTalacolspan="3"Talacolspan="2"15LagosLagoscolspan="2"Arrietacolspan="3"Avelli16Palmacolspan="3"Palma17de las Herascolspan="4"de las Herascolspan="3"de las HerasIrazoqui F.18colspan="4"CerdaMüllerMüllerMüller19Solanocolspan="2"Solano20Parracolspan="2"Parracolspan="6"21colspan="4"Irazoqui F.colspan="2"Irazoqui F.Irazoqui A.Irazoqui A.22Valdivia23colspan="10"Barrios24Lahsencolspan="13"25MaldonadoMaldonadocolspan="5"26Arrieta F.colspan="9"Obon27colspan="3"Martínezcolspan="2"Martínezcolspan="7"28SalvadorSalvador29colspan="3"ArayaAvellicolspan="2"AvelliSáezSáez30Khamiscolspan="8"31colspan="7"Muñoz32colspan="9"Pérez V.colspan="4"36colspan="4"Orchardcolspan="3"Orchardcolspan="4"41colspan="9"Mirandacolspan="4"42colspan="3"Irazoqui F.colspan="10"45colspan="13"Arrieta V.47colspan="4"MüllerMüllercolspan="7"53colspan="8"Pérez C.colspan="5"57colspan="8"Arayacolspan="4"Araya61colspan="9"Valenzuelacolspan="4"91colspan="6"Gutiérrezcolspan="4"GutiérrezHCSergio VigilCristobal RodríguezResult13th7th7th4th4th16thTBD
Results Fixtures and Results Test Series
2026 Women's FIH Hockey World Cup Qualifiers
2026 FIH Nations Cup
2026 Women's FIH Hockey World Cup
2026 South American Games
See also Chile men's national field hockey team Chile women's national under-21 field hockey team
Notes
References
External links
FIH profile