2018-19 Arsenal WFC Roster

Women's Super League (WSL)
England, Level I Women
Team Record: 18-2 - 54 points
Finishing 1st in WSL
Location: Islington, England
2018-19 Arsenal WFC Statistics

Arsenal WFC of Women's Super League ended the 2018-19 season with a record of 18 wins, and 2 losses for 54 points finishing first in WSL.

The club led the league with 70 goals. The team surrendered 13 goals, least in the league. Vivianne Miedema scored 22 goals for the squad, while Beth Mead, Daniëlle van de Donk, Katie McCabe, Jordan Nobbs and Kim Little each netted five or more also. Pauline Peyraud-Magnin topped the team with 11 wins. Sari van Veenendaal earned a 0.29 goals against average, best among goalkeepers with enough qualifying appearances.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Janni ArnthDOctober 15, 19865'9"143Outrup, Denmark
Paige Bailey-GayleNovember 12, 2001London, England
Danielle CarterFMay 18, 19935'3"128Leytonstone, England
Lisa EvansFMay 21, 19925'5"119Perth, Scotland
Melisa FilisJuly 30, 2002, England
Ruby GrantApril 15, 2002Herts, England
Amelia Hazard, England
Dominique JanssenDJanuary 17, 19955'9"Horst, Netherlands
Tabea KemmeDDecember 14, 19915'7"123Stade, Germany
Ava KuykenJune 15, 2001, England
Kim LittleMJune 29, 19905'4"132Aberdeen, Scotland
Katie McCabeFSeptember 21, 19955'5"Kilnamanagh, Ireland
Beth MeadFMay 9, 19955'4"128Whitby, England
Vivianne MiedemaFJuly 15, 19965'10"150Hoogeveen, Netherlands
Emma MukandiD, FSeptember 19, 19925'3"Kirkcaldy, Scotland
Jordan NobbsMDecember 8, 19925'3"117Stockton-on-Tees, England
Pauline Peyraud-MagninGMarch 17, 19925'8"Lyon, France
Louise QuinnDJune 17, 19906'0"168Blessington, Ireland
Viktoria SchnaderbeckD, MJanuary 4, 19915'9"130Graz, Austria
Daniëlle van de DonkMAugust 5, 19915'3"119Valkenswaard, Netherlands
Sari van VeenendaalGApril 3, 19905'10"Nieuwegein, Netherlands
Katrine VejeF, MJune 19, 19915'9"134Frederica, Denmark
Lia WältiM, DApril 19, 19935'6"123Heimiswil, Switzerland
Jessica WikD, MJanuary 30, 19925'5"130Norrköping, Sweden
Leah WilliamsonD, MMarch 29, 19975'7"139Milton Keynes, England


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