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Natalia Dorado

Personal information
Born	(1967-02-25) 25 February 1967 (age 57)
Medal record Women's Field Hockey Representing  Spain Olympic Games 1992 Barcelona Team Competition European Nations Cup 1995 Amstelveen Team Competition

Natalia Dorado Gómez (born 25 February 1967 in Madrid) is a former field hockey player from Spain. She was a member of the Women's National Team that surprisingly won the golden medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics on home soil (Barcelona). She also competed in the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia, where Spain finished in 8th and last position.

References

• sports-reference

External links

• Natalia Dorado at the Spanish Olympic Committee (in Spanish)
• Natalia Dorado at Olympedia

Natalia Dorado – International Tournaments

v t e Spain squad – 1990 FIH World Cup – 5th place 1 González 2 Dorado 3 Ramírez 4 Barea 5 Maiques 6 Gabellanes 7 Rodríguez 8 Barrio 9 Corres 10 E. Maragall 11 Motos 12 Abad 13 Coghen (c) 14 Olivé 15 N. Maragall 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa v t e Spain squad – 1991 Champions Trophy – 4th place 1 González 2 Dorado 3 Ramírez 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Tellería 7 Rodríguez 8 Barrio 9 Corres 10 Maragall 11 Motos 12 Larzabal 13 Coghen (c) 14 Olivé 15 Michelena 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa v t e Spain squad – 1992 Summer Olympics – Gold medal (1st Title) 1 González 2 Dorado 3 Ramírez 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Gabellanes 7 Rodríguez 8 Barrio 9 Corres 10 Maragall 11 Motos 12 Tellería 13 Coghen (c) 14 Olivé 15 Maiques 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa v t e Spain squad – 1995 European Nations Cup – Runners–up 1 Carrión 2 Dorado (c) 3 Moreno 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Gabellanes 7 Hérnandez 8 Barrio 9 Rueda 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 13 Urkizu 14 Lárzabal 15 Ignacio 16 Martínez Coach: Brasa v t e Spain squad – 1996 Summer Olympics – 8th place 1 Carrión 2 Dorado (c) 3 Cruz González 4 Barea 5 Manrique 6 Gabellanes 7 Motos 8 Barrio 9 Rueda 10 López 11 Feito 12 Tellería 13 Urkizu 14 Lárzabal 15 Ignacio 16 González Coach: Brasa

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