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Debbie McLeod

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Debbie McLeod (born 20 October 1972 in Dundee) is a female field hockey goalkeeper from Scotland.^[1] She played club hockey for Bonagrass Grove, and made her debut for the Women's National Team in 1999. McLeod works as a swimming pool technician. Her brother played national level football at U16 level.

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^ "Major boost for women's hockey team". SportScotland. Archived from the original on 22 July 2011. Retrieved 25 January 2011.

Debbie McLeod – International Tournaments

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Scotland squad – 2001 FIH World Cup Qualifier

1 McLeod
13 Valentine

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Scotland squad – 2002 Commonwealth Games – 6th place

1 Robb (c)
2 McLeod
3 MacDonald
4 Walker
5 Longmuir
6 Lampard
7 Burley
8 Thomson
9 Judge
10 Simpson
11 Grant
12 Clement
13 Gray
14 Rochlin
16 Gilmour
17 Gordon
Coach: Gilbert

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Scotland squad – 2002 FIH World Cup – 12th place

1 Robb (c)
2 McLeod
3 Bunce
4 Walker
5 Longmuir
6 Lampard
7 Burley
8 Young
9 Judge
10 Simpson
11 Grant
12 Clement
13 Valentine
14 Rochlin
15 Rowatt
16 Gilmour
17 Gordon
18 Carroll
Coach: Gilbert

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Scotland squad – 2006 FIH World Cup Qualifier

1 McLeod
2 Rae
3 Bunce
4 Munn
5 Gordon
6 Kilpatrick
7 Burley
8 Forrest
9 Judge
10 Simpson
11 Cram
12 Clement (c)
13 Valentine
14 Rochlin
15 Rowatt
16 Semple
17 Kidd
18 Carroll
Coach: Hobley

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Scotland squad – 2006 Commonwealth Games – 6th place

1 McLeod
2 Rae
3 Bunce
4 Munn
6 Kilpatrick
7 Burley
8 Forrest
9 Judge
10 Simpson
12 Clement (c)
13 Valentine
14 Rochlin
15 Rowatt
16 Semple
17 Kidd
18 Carroll
Coach: Hobley

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