2004 Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier
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The Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier for the 2004 Summer Olympics
was held at the two artificial pitches of Club de Campo
in Madrid
, Spain
, from March 2 until 13 2004. Twelve nations took part, and they played a round robin in two groups of six. The top six or seven teams – depending the protest of Greece
(see later on) – joined Australia
(Oceania Cup winner), Argentina
(Pan American Games winner), South Korea
(Asian Games winner), Germany
(European Nations Cup winner) and Egypt
(All Africa Games winner).
(1.) Cédric Degreve (gk), (2.) Xavier Reckinger, (4.) Thierry Renaer
, (5.) Xavier-Charles Letier, (6.) Loïc Vandeweghe, (7.) Jean-Philippe Brulé
, (8.) Thomas Van Den Balck, (9.) Maxime Luycx, (10.) Mike Dewever, (11.) Charles Vandeweghe
, (12.) Dennis Dijkshoorn, (13.) Gilles Petre, (14.) Phillippe Goldberg, (15.) Marc Coudron
, (16.) Xavier Brooke, (17.) Manu Leroy (gk), and (18.) Patrice Houssein. Head Coach: Gilles Bonnet.
(1.) Bindi Kullar
, (2.) Mike Mahood
(gk), (3.) Mike Oliver, (5.) Robin D'Abreo
, (6.) Steve Davis, (9.) Ken Pereira
, (10.) Wayne Fernandes
, (11.) Peter Short
, (12.) David Jameson
, (13.) Rob Short
, (14.) Ronnie Jagday
, (15.) Sean Campbell
, (16.) Scott Sandison
, (18.) Paul Wettlaufer
, (20.) Ranjeev Deol
, (21.) Ravi Kahlon
, (24.) Connor Grimes
, and (29.) Jon MacKinnon
. Head Coach: Gene Muller.
(1.) Simon Mason (gk), (2.) Jimi Lewis
(gk), (3.) Jason Collins
, (4.) Russell Garcia, (6.) Craig Parnham
, (7.) Niall Stott
, (8.) Tom Bertram
, (9.) Mark Pearn, (10.) Jimmy Wallis, (11.) Brett Garrard, (12.) Ben Hawes
, (13.) Daniel Hall, (14.) Michael Johnson, (15.) Martin Jones, (18.) Barry Middleton
, (19.) Graham Dunlop
, and (22.) Graham Moodie
. Head Coach: Jason Lee.
(1.) Devesh Chauhan
(gk), (2.) Kanwalpreet Singh, (3.) Dilip Tirkey
, (4.) Baljit Singh Saini
, (5.) Bimal Lakra, (6.) Ignace Tirkey
, (8.) Deepak Thakur
, (10.) Baljit Singh Dhillon
, (11.) Gagan Ajit Singh
, (12.) Len Aiyappa, (14.) Prabjoth Singh
, (15.) Daljit Singh Dhillon, (18.) Viren Rasquinha
, (20.) William Xalxo, (23.) Arjun Halappa
, (26.) Bhowath Chetri (gk), and (28.) Sandeel Michael. Head Coach: Rajinder Singh.
(1.) Takahiko Yamabori, (2.) Naoya Iwadate, (3.) Kenji Asai, (4.) Makoto Karuo, (5.) Ryuji Furasato, (6.) Akira Takahashi, (7.) Kenichi Katayama, (8.) Naohiko Tobita, (9.) Kazuyuki Ozawa, (10.) Atsushi Takehara, (11.) Daisuke Hokaze, (12.) Akihiko Hirata
, (14.) Mitsuru Ito, (15.) Jun Takahashi (gk), (16.) Yasuhiro Nobui (gk), (19.) Yasuhiro Kikkawa, and (21.) Kazuo Yoshida. Head Coach: Yoshinori Takahashi.
(1.) Roslan Jamaluddin (gk), (2.) Muhamad Amin Rahim, (3.) Chua Boon Huat, (4.) Lugan Kali, (5.) Kuhan Shanmuganathan, (6.) Nor Azlan Bakar, (7.) Gobinathan Krishnamurthy, (8.) Jiwa Mohan, (9.) Mohammed Madzli Ikmar, (10.) Tajol Rosli Mohamed, (11.) Mohamed Rodhanizam Radzi, (12.) Keevan Raj Kalikavandan, (13.) Ismail Abu, (14.) Azlan Misron, (15.) Norazlan Rahim, (16.) Kumar Subramamiam (gk), (17.) Shanker Shanmugam, and (18.) Mohammed Sukri Abdul. Head Coach: Paul Lissek.
(1.) Guus Vogels
(gk), (2.) Bram Lomans
, (3.) Geert-Jan Derikx
, (4.) Erik Jazet
, (5.) Rob Derikx
, (6.) Floris Evers
, (7.) Sander van der Weide
), (8.) Ronald Brouwer
, (9.) Piet-Hein Geeris
, (10.) Taeke Taekema
, (12.) Jeroen Delmee
, (13.) Klaas Veering
(gk), (14.) Teun de Nooijer
, (15.) Karel Klaver
, (18.) Rob Reckers
, (19.) Matthijs Brouwer
, (21.) Nick Meijer, and (22.) Egbert Ho
. Head Coach: Terry Walsh
.
(1.) Simon Towns
, (2.) Mitesh Patel, (3.) David Kosoof
, (4.) Darren Smith
, (5.) Wayne McIndoe, (6.) Dion Gosling
, (7.) Blair Hopping, (8.) Dean Couzins, (10.) Ryan Archibald, (11.) Umesh Parag
, (13.) Dharmesh Puna, (16.) Paul Woolford (gk), (17.) Kyle Pontifex (gk), (18.) Phillip Burrows, (19.) Hayden Shaw
, (20.) James Nation
, (22.) Lloyd Stephenson
, and (24.) Gareth Brooks
. Head Coach: Kevin Towns
.
(1.) Ahmed Alam (gk), (2.) Muhammad Nadeem, (3.) Kashif Jawwad, (4.) Ghazanfar Ali, (5.) Muhammad Saqlain
, (6.) Waseem Ahmad
, (7.) Dilawar Hussain, (8.) Rehan Butt
, (9.) Sohail Abbas
, (10.) Ali Raza, (11.) Shabbir Hussain, (12.) Salman Akbar
(gk), (13.) Mudassar Ali Khan, (14.) Muhammad Sarwar, (15.) Zeeshan Ashraf
, (16.) Shakeel Abbasi
, and (17.) Adnan Maqsood. Head Coach: Roelant Oltmans.
(1.) Marcin Trzaskawka (gk), (2.) Tomasz Dutkiewicz, (3.) Miroslaw Juszczak, (5.) Miroslaw Kluczynski, (6.) Sebastian Wladysiak, (7.) Marcin Grotowski, (8.) Zbigniew Juszczak, (9.) Dariusz Rachwalski, (11.) Marcin Nyckowiak, (12.) Arkadiusz Matuszak (gk), (13.) Slawomir Choczaj, (14.) Tomasz Choczaj, (15.) Piotr Mikula, (16.) Artur Mikula, (17.) Tomasz Gorny, (18.) Tomasz Marcinkowski, and (20.) Krzystof Kmiec. Head Coach: Jerzy Jóskowiak.
(1.) David Staniforth (gk), (3.) Ken Forbes, (4.) Craig Jackson, (5.) Craig Fulton, (6.) Bruce Jacobs
, (7.) Gregg Clark, (8.) Iain Evans
, (9.) Emile Smith, (11.) Clyde Abrahams, (13.) Steve Evans, (14.) Eric Rose-Innes, (16.) Marvin Bam, (17.) Reece Basson, (18.) Wayne Denne, (19.) Chris Hibbert (gk), (22.) Ian Symons, (25.) Ryan Ravenscroft, and (29.) Greg Nicol. Head Coach: Paul Revington.
(1.) Bernardino Herrera
(gk), (2.) Santi Freixa, (4.) Marc Garcia-Cascon, (5.) Francisco "Kiko" Fábregas, (6.) Miquel Codina, (7.) Juan Escarré
, (8.) Alex Fábregas
, (9.) Pablo Amat
, (10.) Eduardo Tubau, (12.) Alberto Esteban, (13.) Ramón Alegre
, (14.) Josep Sánchez
, (15.) Víctor Sojo, (16.) Xavier Ribas
,
(17.) Albert Sala
, (18.) Rodrigo Garza
, (22.) Francisco Cortes
(gk), and (23.) David Alegre
. Head Coach: Maurits Hendriks
.
All times are Central European Summer Time
(UTC +2)
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2004 Summer Olympics
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was held at the two artificial pitches of Club de Campo
Club de Campo Villa de Madrid
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in Madrid
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, Spain
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, from March 2 until 13 2004. Twelve nations took part, and they played a round robin in two groups of six. The top six or seven teams – depending the protest of Greece
Greece
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(see later on) – joined Australia
Australia
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(Oceania Cup winner), Argentina
Argentina
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(Pan American Games winner), South Korea
South Korea
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(Asian Games winner), Germany
Germany
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(European Nations Cup winner) and Egypt
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(All Africa Games winner).
(1.) Cédric Degreve (gk), (2.) Xavier Reckinger, (4.) Thierry Renaer
Thierry Renaer
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, (5.) Xavier-Charles Letier, (6.) Loïc Vandeweghe, (7.) Jean-Philippe Brulé
Jean-Philippe Brulé
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, (8.) Thomas Van Den Balck, (9.) Maxime Luycx, (10.) Mike Dewever, (11.) Charles Vandeweghe
Charles Vandeweghe
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, (12.) Dennis Dijkshoorn, (13.) Gilles Petre, (14.) Phillippe Goldberg, (15.) Marc Coudron
, (16.) Xavier Brooke, (17.) Manu Leroy (gk), and (18.) Patrice Houssein. Head Coach: Gilles Bonnet.(1.) Bindi Kullar
Bindi Kullar
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, (2.) Mike Mahood
Mike Mahood
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(gk), (3.) Mike Oliver, (5.) Robin D'Abreo
Robin D'Abreo
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, (6.) Steve Davis, (9.) Ken Pereira
Ken Pereira
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, (10.) Wayne Fernandes
Wayne Fernandes
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, (11.) Peter Short
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, (12.) David Jameson
David Jameson
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, (13.) Rob Short
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, (14.) Ronnie JagdayRonnie Jagday
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, (15.) Sean Campbell
Sean Campbell
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, (16.) Scott Sandison
Scott Sandison
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, (18.) Paul Wettlaufer
Paul Wettlaufer
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, (20.) Ranjeev Deol
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, (21.) Ravi Kahlon
Ravi Kahlon
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, (24.) Connor Grimes
Connor Grimes
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, and (29.) Jon MacKinnon
Jon MacKinnon
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. Head Coach: Gene Muller.
(1.) Simon Mason (gk), (2.) Jimi Lewis
Jimi Lewis
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(gk), (3.) Jason Collins
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, (4.) Russell Garcia, (6.) Craig Parnham
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, (7.) Niall Stott
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, (8.) Tom Bertram
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, (9.) Mark Pearn, (10.) Jimmy Wallis, (11.) Brett Garrard
, (12.) Ben HawesBen Hawes
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, (13.) Daniel Hall, (14.) Michael Johnson, (15.) Martin Jones, (18.) Barry Middleton
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, (19.) Graham Dunlop
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, and (22.) Graham Moodie
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. Head Coach: Jason Lee.
(1.) Devesh Chauhan
Devesh Chauhan
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(gk), (2.) Kanwalpreet Singh, (3.) Dilip Tirkey
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, (4.) Baljit Singh SainiBaljit Singh Saini
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, (5.) Bimal Lakra, (6.) Ignace Tirkey
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, (8.) Deepak Thakur
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, (10.) Baljit Singh Dhillon
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, (11.) Gagan Ajit Singh
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, (12.) Len Aiyappa, (14.) Prabjoth Singh
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, (15.) Daljit Singh Dhillon, (18.) Viren Rasquinha
Viren Rasquinha
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, (20.) William Xalxo, (23.) Arjun Halappa
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, (26.) Bhowath Chetri (gk), and (28.) Sandeel Michael. Head Coach: Rajinder Singh.
(1.) Takahiko Yamabori, (2.) Naoya Iwadate, (3.) Kenji Asai, (4.) Makoto Karuo, (5.) Ryuji Furasato, (6.) Akira Takahashi, (7.) Kenichi Katayama
, (8.) Naohiko Tobita, (9.) Kazuyuki Ozawa, (10.) Atsushi Takehara, (11.) Daisuke Hokaze, (12.) Akihiko HirataAkihiko Hirata
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, (14.) Mitsuru Ito, (15.) Jun Takahashi (gk), (16.) Yasuhiro Nobui (gk), (19.) Yasuhiro Kikkawa, and (21.) Kazuo Yoshida. Head Coach: Yoshinori Takahashi.
(1.) Roslan Jamaluddin (gk), (2.) Muhamad Amin Rahim, (3.) Chua Boon Huat, (4.) Lugan Kali, (5.) Kuhan Shanmuganathan
, (6.) Nor Azlan Bakar, (7.) Gobinathan Krishnamurthy, (8.) Jiwa Mohan, (9.) Mohammed Madzli Ikmar, (10.) Tajol Rosli Mohamed, (11.) Mohamed Rodhanizam Radzi, (12.) Keevan Raj Kalikavandan, (13.) Ismail Abu, (14.) Azlan Misron, (15.) Norazlan Rahim, (16.) Kumar Subramamiam (gk), (17.) Shanker Shanmugam, and (18.) Mohammed Sukri Abdul. Head Coach: Paul Lissek.(1.) Guus Vogels
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(gk), (2.) Bram Lomans
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, (3.) Geert-Jan Derikx
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, (4.) Erik Jazet
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, (5.) Rob Derikx
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, (6.) Floris Evers
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, (7.) Sander van der Weide
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), (8.) Ronald Brouwer
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, (9.) Piet-Hein Geeris
Piet-Hein Geeris
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, (10.) Taeke Taekema
Taeke Taekema
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, (12.) Jeroen Delmee
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, (13.) Klaas VeeringKlaas Veering
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(gk), (14.) Teun de Nooijer
Teun de Nooijer
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, (15.) Karel Klaver
Karel Klaver
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, (18.) Rob Reckers
Rob Reckers
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, (19.) Matthijs Brouwer
Matthijs Brouwer
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, (21.) Nick Meijer, and (22.) Egbert Ho
Egbert Ho
Egbert Ho is a former field hockey midfielder from the Netherlands, who earned a total number of sixteen caps for the Dutch national team in 2004 under coach Terry Walsh. Ho played club hockey for HC Klein Zwitserland in Den Haag....
. Head Coach: Terry Walsh
Terry Walsh
Terence Arthur Walsh is a former field hockey striker from Australia, who competed in two Olympic Games for his native country.-External links:*...
.
(1.) Simon Towns
Simon Towns
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, (2.) Mitesh Patel, (3.) David KosoofDavid Kosoof
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, (4.) Darren Smith
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, (5.) Wayne McIndoe, (6.) Dion Gosling
Dion Gosling
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, (7.) Blair Hopping, (8.) Dean Couzins, (10.) Ryan Archibald, (11.) Umesh Parag
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, (13.) Dharmesh Puna, (16.) Paul Woolford (gk), (17.) Kyle Pontifex (gk), (18.) Phillip Burrows, (19.) Hayden Shaw
Hayden Shaw
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, (20.) James Nation
James Nation
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, (22.) Lloyd Stephenson
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, and (24.) Gareth Brooks
Gareth Brooks
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. Head Coach: Kevin Towns
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.
(1.) Ahmed Alam (gk), (2.) Muhammad Nadeem
, (3.) Kashif Jawwad, (4.) Ghazanfar Ali, (5.) Muhammad SaqlainMuhammad Saqlain
Muhammad Saqlain is an international field hockey player from Pakistan. He plays Centre half. He made his international debut in 1998.-2006:He was part of the team which won the silver medal at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia....
, (6.) Waseem Ahmad
Waseem Ahmad
Waseem Ahmad is a Pakistan field hockey player and ex- captain of Pakistan hockey team...
, (7.) Dilawar Hussain, (8.) Rehan Butt
Rehan Butt
Rehan Butt is a professional field hockey player from Pakistan, who was a member of the Men's National Team that won the bronze medal at the 2002, 2003, and 2004 Champions Trophey.-International senior tournaments:...
, (9.) Sohail Abbas
Sohail Abbas
Sohail Abbas is a field hockey defender and penalty corner specialist from Pakistan. He is the highest scorer of goals in Hockey breaking Dhyan Chand's record 274 goals for the most goals scored in international competition, with his current goal tally at 328...
, (10.) Ali Raza, (11.) Shabbir Hussain, (12.) Salman Akbar
Salman Akbar
Salman Akbar is a field hockey player from Pakistan. His playing position is goalkeeper. He is a veteran of over 300 games.-2010:...
(gk), (13.) Mudassar Ali Khan, (14.) Muhammad Sarwar, (15.) Zeeshan Ashraf
Zeeshan Ashraf
Zeeshan Ashraf is a field hockey player. He plays full back. He made his international debut for Pakistan in 2001, and competed in the 2006 Commonwealth Games.-Career:...
, (16.) Shakeel Abbasi
Shakeel Abbasi
Shakeel Abbasi is an international field hockey player from Pakistan. He plays Centre Forward. He made his international debut for Pakistan in 2003.-2006:...
, and (17.) Adnan Maqsood. Head Coach: Roelant Oltmans.
(1.) Marcin Trzaskawka (gk), (2.) Tomasz Dutkiewicz, (3.) Miroslaw Juszczak, (5.) Miroslaw Kluczynski, (6.) Sebastian Wladysiak, (7.) Marcin Grotowski, (8.) Zbigniew Juszczak, (9.) Dariusz Rachwalski, (11.) Marcin Nyckowiak, (12.) Arkadiusz Matuszak (gk), (13.) Slawomir Choczaj, (14.) Tomasz Choczaj, (15.) Piotr Mikula
, (16.) Artur Mikula, (17.) Tomasz Gorny, (18.) Tomasz Marcinkowski, and (20.) Krzystof Kmiec. Head Coach: Jerzy Jóskowiak.(1.) David Staniforth (gk), (3.) Ken Forbes, (4.) Craig Jackson
, (5.) Craig Fulton, (6.) Bruce JacobsBruce Jacobs (field hockey)
Bruce Jacobs is a male field hockey player from South Africa, who was a member of the national squad that finished tenth at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens...
, (7.) Gregg Clark, (8.) Iain Evans
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Iain Evans is a male field hockey player from South Africa, who was a member of the national squad that finished tenth at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.-International Senior Tournaments:...
, (9.) Emile Smith, (11.) Clyde Abrahams, (13.) Steve Evans, (14.) Eric Rose-Innes, (16.) Marvin Bam, (17.) Reece Basson, (18.) Wayne Denne, (19.) Chris Hibbert (gk), (22.) Ian Symons, (25.) Ryan Ravenscroft, and (29.) Greg Nicol. Head Coach: Paul Revington.
(1.) Bernardino Herrera
Bernardino Herrera
Bernardino Herrera Casanueva is a field hockey goalkeeper from Spain. He earned his first cap for the Men's National Team in 1998 during the Champions Trophy tournament in Lahore, Pakistan. He is also the boyfriend of the female hockey star Silvia Muñoz.Herrera competed in two Summer Olympics for...
(gk), (2.) Santi Freixa, (4.) Marc Garcia-Cascon, (5.) Francisco "Kiko" Fábregas
, (6.) Miquel Codina, (7.) Juan EscarréJuan Escarré
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, (8.) Alex Fábregas
Alex Fábregas
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, (9.) Pablo Amat
Pablo Amat
Pol Amat Escudé is a field hockey player from Spain, who won the silver medal with the Men's National Team at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia....
, (10.) Eduardo Tubau, (12.) Alberto Esteban, (13.) Ramón Alegre
Ramón Alegre
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, (14.) Josep Sánchez
Josep Sánchez
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, (15.) Víctor Sojo, (16.) Xavier Ribas
Xavier Ribas
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,
(17.) Albert Sala
Albert Sala
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, (18.) Rodrigo Garza
Rodrigo Garza
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, (22.) Francisco Cortes
Francisco Cortés
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(gk), and (23.) David Alegre
David Alegre
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. Head Coach: Maurits Hendriks
Maurits Hendriks
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.
Pool A
| Team | Points | G | W | D | L | GF | GA | Diff | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 13 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 23 | 6 | ||
| 2. | 13 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 18 | 5 | ||
| 3. | 6 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 9 | 7 | ||
| 4. | 6 | 5 | 2 | 0 | 3 | 10 | 14 | –4 | |
| 5. | 4 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 21 | –15 | |
| 6. | 1 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 9 | 22 | –13 |
All times are Central European Summer Time
Central European Summer Time
Central European Summer Time is one of the names of the Daylight saving time offset using the UTC offset of UTC+02:00, 2 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time. It is used as a summer daylight saving time in most European countries. During the winter, Central European Time is used...
(UTC +2)
- Tuesday March 2, 2004
- Wednesday March 3, 2004
- Friday March 5, 2004
- Sunday March 7, 2004
- Tuesday March 9, 2004
Pool B
| Team | Points | G | W | D | L | GF | GA | Diff | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 13 | 5 | 4 | 1 | 0 | 15 | 6 | ||
| 2. | 10 | 5 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 17 | 13 | ||
| 3. | 7 | 5 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 8 | 10 | –2 | |
| 4. | 6 | 5 | 1 | 3 | 1 | 7 | 8 | –1 | |
| 5. | 4 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 7 | 10 | –3 | |
| 6. | 1 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 12 | 19 | –7 |
- Tuesday March 2, 2004
- Thursday March 4, 2004
- Saturday March 6, 2004
- Monday March 8, 2004
- Monday March 9, 2004
Thursday March 11, 2004
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Friday March 12, 2004
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Saturday March 13, 2004
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| Jean-Philippe Brulé Jean-Philippe Brulé Jean-Philippe Brulé is a field hockey player from Belgium, who was a member of the national squad that missed qualification for the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. Belgium finished in 8th place at the Olympic Qualifier Tournament in Madrid, in March 2004, after losing on penalty strokes against... Marc Coudron Maxime Luyckx Gilles Petre Xavier Reckinger --- Jean-Philippe Brulé Jean-Philippe Brulé Jean-Philippe Brulé is a field hockey player from Belgium, who was a member of the national squad that missed qualification for the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. Belgium finished in 8th place at the Olympic Qualifier Tournament in Madrid, in March 2004, after losing on penalty strokes against... |
3–4 | Greg Nicol Ian Symons Wayne Denne Steve Evans Craig Fulton --- Ian Symons |
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Final Rankings
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Awards
Topscorers- Sohail AbbasSohail AbbasSohail Abbas is a field hockey defender and penalty corner specialist from Pakistan. He is the highest scorer of goals in Hockey breaking Dhyan Chand's record 274 goals for the most goals scored in international competition, with his current goal tally at 328...
(Pakistan) → 9 goals - Greg Nicol (South Africa) → 8 goals
- Deepak ThakurDeepak ThakurDeepak Thakur Sonkhla is a hockey forward in Indian team.-Family:His father Nardev Singh is a Army Man and his mother Lalita Thakur is a house-wife.Deepak got younger sister Navita Thakur who is a national badminton player.-Junior level:Deepak became popular after his solo effort to help India win...
(India) → 7 goals
Best Player
- Francisco Fábregas (Spain)
Best Young Player
- Floris EversFloris EversFloris Maarten Alphons Maria Evers is a field hockey player from the Netherlands, who won the silver medal with the Dutch national team at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens.-References:...
(Netherlands)
Best Goalkeeper
- Simon Mason (Great Britain)