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1996 Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier

Qualification for the 1996 Summer Olympics

Summary

Qualification for the 1996 Summer Olympics

FieldValue
tournament1996 Men's Field Hockey
Olympic Qualifier
countrySpain
cityBarcelona
teams8
dates19–28 January
champions
second
third
matches28
goals116
top_scorerTaco van den Honert
top_scorer_goals12
previous_year1991
previous_tournament1991 Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier
next_year2000
next_tournament2000 Men's Field Hockey Olympic Qualifier

Olympic Qualifier

The 1996 Men's Olympic Qualifier was a field hockey tournament held in Barcelona, Spain, from 19–28 January 1996. The tournament was held at the Real Club de Polo.

Eight nations competed at the tournament, with the top five earning qualification to the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

Squads

  • Igor Barkov

  • Vitali Bondarenko

  • Alexandre Boudnikov

  • Guennadi Bribovski

  • Youri Canja

  • Serguey Drozdov

  • Alexandre Eklemenko (gk)

  • Dmitri Yukovski

  • Stepan Klimovich

  • Yuri Korottchenko

  • Alexandre Mankovski

  • Nikolay Sankovets

  • Andrei Tchebotarev

  • Albert Vintekevich (c)

  • Igor Voltyuk

  • Alexandre Yukovets ;Head Coach: unknown

  • Fabian Berger

  • Joeri Beunen

  • Mick Beunen

  • Alexandre de Chaffoy

  • Marc Coudron (c)

  • Jean-Michel Deville

  • Gérald Dewamme

  • Philippe van Hemelen

  • Laurent Kelecom

  • Michel Kinnen

  • Michel van Oost (gk)

  • Patrick Pille

  • Thierry Renear

  • Vincent Van Diest

  • Bruno Vuylsteke

  • Jean Willems ;Head Coach: Alain Geens

  • Alan Brahmst

  • Patrick Burrows (c)

  • Paul Chohan

  • Robin D'Abreo

  • John Desouza

  • Rob Edamura

  • Adam Evans

  • Marek Gacek

  • Chris Gifford

  • Doug Harris

  • Hari Kant (gk)

  • Peter Milkovich

  • Ken Pereira

  • Rick Roberts

  • André Rousseau (gk)

  • Rob Short ;Head Coach: Shiaz Virjee

  • Guy Fordham

  • Calum Giles

  • Daniel Hall

  • Julian Halls

  • Simon Hazlitt

  • Howard Hoskin

  • Jason Laslett (c)

  • David Luckes (gk)

  • Simon Mason (gk)

  • Chris Mayer

  • John Shaw

  • Soma Singh

  • Kalbir Takher

  • Nick Thompson

  • Robert Thompson

  • Jon Wyatt ;Head Coach: unknown

  • Anil Aldrin

  • Edward Alloysins (gk)

  • Bopaiah Anjapara (gk)

  • Gavin Ferreira

  • Sandeep Hamachimana

  • Sanjeev Khumar

  • Mukesh Kumar

  • Dhanraj Pillay

  • Mohamed Riaz Nabi

  • Baljeet Singh Dhillon

  • Baljeet Singh Saini

  • Harpreet Singh

  • Ramandeep Singh

  • Pargat Singh (c)

  • Dilip Tirkey

  • Sabu Varkey ;Head Coach: Cedric D'Souza

  • Lim Chiow Chuan

  • Charles David

  • Calvin Fernandez

  • Nadarajan Marathumuthu (gk)

  • Maninderjt Singh

  • Lailin Abu Hassan

  • Brian Jayhan Siva

  • Chairil Anwar Abdul Aziz

  • Lum Mun Fatt

  • Shankar Ramu

  • Nor Saiful Nasiruddin (c)

  • Mirnawan Nawawi

  • Aphtar Singh

  • Arul Selvaraj Sami

  • Kuhan Shanmuganathan

  • Yahia Vickneswaran ;Head Coach: Volker Knapp

  • Jacques Brinkman

  • Maurits Crucq

  • Marc Delissen (c)

  • Jeroen Delmee

  • Sander van Heeswijk

  • Taco van den Honert

  • Ronald Jansen (gk)

  • Erik Jazet

  • Leo Klein Gebbink

  • Teun de Nooijer

  • Wouter van Pelt

  • Stephan Veen

  • Guus Vogels (gk)

  • Rogier van der Wal

  • Remco van Wijk

  • Rochus Westbroek ;Head Coach: Roelant Oltmans

  • Oriol Alcarez

  • Jaime Amat

  • Javier Arnau

  • Jordi Arnau

  • Óscar Barrena

  • Juan Dinarés

  • Juan Escarré

  • Javier Escudé

  • Juantxo García-Mauriño

  • Antonio González (gk)

  • Antonio Iglesias

  • Ramón Jufresa (gk)

  • Joaquim Malgosa (c)

  • Victor Pujol

  • Ramón Sala

  • Pablo Usoz ;Head Coach: Toni Forrellat

Officials

  • Xavier Adell
  • Patrick van Beneden
  • Santiago Deo
  • Henrik Ehlers
  • Floris Idenburg
  • Sergey Platonov
  • Donald Prior
  • Peter von Reth
  • Eduardo Ruiz
  • Vasutheven Sasidharan
  • Roger St Rose
  • Richard Wolter

Results

Standings

Fixtures

Saiful Peter von Reth (NED) Escarré Arnau Vasutheven Sasidharan (MAS) Van Wijk Delissen Sergey Platonov (RUS) Mukesh Pillay R. Thompson Santiago Deo (ESP)

Escarré Floris Idenburg (NED) Saiful Donald Prior (AUS)

Pillay Henrik Ehlers (DEN) Peter von Reth (NED)

Donald Prior (AUS) Veen Brinkman Sergey Platonov (RUS) Giles N. Thompson Richard Wölter (GER) Roberts J. Beunen Santiago Deo (ESP)

Saiful Eduardo Ruíz (ARG) Pillay Patrick van Beneden (BEL) García-Mauriño R. Thompson Peter von Reth (NED) Veen Van den Honert Delissen J. Beunen M. Beunen Vasutheven Sasidharan (MAS)

Mukesh Floris Idenburg (NED) Iglesias Donald Prior (AUS) Giles Roger St. Rose (TTO) Dewamme Peter von Reth (NED)

Giles N. Thompson Mirnawan Eduardo Ruíz (ARG) Ramandeep Sergey Platonov (RUS) Iglesias Escudé Chohan Milkovich Patrick van Beneden (BEL) Veen Vasutheven Sasidharan (MAS)

Peter von Reth (NED) Henrik Ehlers (DEN) Short Brahmst Pereira Desouza Santiago Deo (ESP) Delissen Patrick van Beneden (BEL)

Final standings

  • The top five teams qualified for the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

Goalscorers

  • Taco van den Honert

  • Joeri Beunen

  • Calum Giles

  • Peter Milkovich

  • Stephan Veen

  • Mirnawan Nawawi

  • Javier Arnau

  • Robert Thompson

  • Dhanraj Pillay

  • Pargat Singh

  • Nor Saiful Nasiruddin

  • Nicholas Thompson

  • Marc Delissen

  • José Antonio Iglesias

  • Robert Short

  • Mukesh Kumar

  • Harpreet Singh

  • Remco van Wijk

  • Jaime Amat

  • Juan Escarré

  • Javier Escudé

  • Alexandre Boudnikov

  • Guennadi Bribovski

  • Yuri Korotchenko

  • Dmitri Yukovski

  • Mick Beunen

  • Fabian Berger

  • Marc Coudron

  • Gérald Dewamme

  • Alan Brahmst

  • Paul Chohan

  • Robin D'Abreo

  • John DeSouza

  • Marek Gacek

  • Christopher Gifford

  • Kenneth Pereira

  • Richard Roberts

  • Christopher Mayer

  • Jonathan Wyatt

  • Gavin Ferreira

  • Sanjeev Kumar

  • Ramandeep Singh

  • Jacques Brinkman

  • Maurits Crucq

  • Rogier van der Wal

  • Juantxo García-Mauriño

References

References

  1. "SUMMARY OF RANKINGS – FIH WORLD LEVEL EVENTS". [[International Hockey Federation]].
  2. "Men Field Hockey Olympic Games 1996 Qualification". Todor Krastev.
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