The Bolivia W national team was founded in 1925 and takes part in FIFA and confederation competitions.
Overview
The Bolivia women's national football team represents Bolivia in international women's football and is governed by the Federación Boliviana de Fútbol, which was founded in 1925. The team competes under the confederation of CONMEBOL and participates in the Copa América Femenina, South America's primary women's international tournament. Bolivia has not won a major senior international title at the confederation or world level.
The squad includes several players who have contributed consistently to the national side in recent years. Among the current notable figures are V. Ojeda, J. Medina, H. Saavedra, E. Sánchez, A. Salazar, and Z. Corrales. These players have represented Bolivia across various CONMEBOL qualifying competitions and continental tournaments.
Women's football in Bolivia has grown gradually over recent decades, reflecting broader development across South American football. The national team continues to participate in regional competition, working within the structures of both CONMEBOL and FIFA.

Current squad · 30
V. Ojeda
J. Medina
H. Saavedra
E. Sánchez
A. Salazar
Z. Corrales
L. Bravo
E. Serrudo
A. Mendiola
M. Ayala
M. Bravo
J. Nina
Ã. Salvatierra
A. Rivero
J. Viveros
A. Quiroz
Á. Cárdenas
S. Alurralde
E. Morales
A. Flores
N. Carballo
A. Mamani
L. D’Amico
E. Doerksen
M. Flores
B. Orellana
A. Huanca
I. Siles
C. Méndez
A. Rojas








