2009 Men's Hockey Junior World Cup

Teams

The teams were announced by the International Hockey Federation on November 12, 2008. The teams listed are sorted by the ranking obtained in each qualification tournament. The FIH released the pools on January 26, 2009, and the schedule on February 2, 2009.

Results

All times are Malaysia Time and Singapore Time (UTC+08:00)

Preliminary round

Pool A

Pool B

Pool C

Pool D

Medal round

Pool E

Pool F

Non-medal round

Pool G

Pool H

Pool I

Fifth to twentieth place classification

Nineteenth and twentieth place

Seventeenth and eighteenth place

Fifteenth and sixteenth place

Thirteenth and fourteenth place

Eleventh and twelfth place

Ninth and tenth place

Seventh and eighth place

Fifth and sixth place

First to fourth place classification

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Semi-finals

Third and fourth place

Final

Awards

Statistics

Final standings

As per statistical convention in field hockey, matches decided in extra time are counted as wins and losses, while matches decided by penalty shoot-outs are counted as draws.

medal round group stage

Goalscorers

• Mink van der Weerden

• Diwakar Ram

• Simon Child

• Abdul Haseem Khan

• Faizal Saari

• Alexey Mayorov

• Danish Mujtaba

• Antony Vervoort

• Guido Barreiros López

• Maximilien Peeters

• Martín Rodríguez

• Gabriel Dabanch

• Timothy Bates

• Matthew Gohdes

• Félix Denayer

• Mandeep Antil

• Victo Singh Kshetrimayum

• Ryota Kubo

• Piotr Kozłowski

• Kang Moon-Kweon

• Agustín Mazzilli

• Leandro Tolini

• Michael Bates

• Aaron Kleinschmidt

• Tom Boon

• Florian Fuchs

• Marco Miltkau

• Mohammad Amir Khan

• Bob de Voogd

• Muhammad Zubair

• Nikolay Yankun

• Santiago Montelli

• Kieran Govers

• Jacob Whetton

• Houssam Ghabran

• Alex Edmonstone

• Jan Fleckhaus

• Martin Häner

• Tobias Matania

• Georg Schacht

• Karan Jay

• Kenta Tanaka

• Izwan Tajuddin

• Jan-Willem Buissant

• Robbert Kempermann

• Joseph Bartholomew

• Hugo Inglis

• Kashif Ali

• Abbas Haider

• Shafqat Rasool

• Krystian Makowski

• Enrico Marican

• Johnson Sivalingam

• Dalan Phillips

• Lee Dong-Hyun

• Kang Moon-Kyu

• Lee Woo-Geun

• Jeong Yun-Sang

• Diego Arana

• Javier García

• Xavi Lleonart

• Salvador Piera

• Jonathan Ginolfi

• Juan Agulleiro

• Alan Andino

• Nahuel Salis

• Joshua Pollard

• Nicolas Herbert

• Amaury Keusters

• Renaud Pangrazio

• Sven Richter

• Pablo Siebert

• Pablo Thiermann

• Ahmed Abdelhakeem

• Hamada Atef

• Chris Gregg

• John Kinder

• Moritz Fuhrmann

• Felix Oldhafer

• Patrick Schmidt

• Innocent Kullu

• Pramod Kumar

• Ken Asakura

• Harayuki Fujiyoshi

• Hafiq Gaffar

• Valentin Verga

• Klaas Vermeulen

• Stephen Jenness

• Michał Nowakowski

• Szymon Oszykczyk

• Sergey Bolshakov

• Pavel Golubev

• Nikolay Komarov

• Prashan Anbalagan

• Tan Yi Ru

• Muhammad Sabri Yuhari

• Brandon Panther

• Jeon Byung-Jin

• Roc Oliva

• William Holt

• Viren Padhiar

• Nicholas Szoke

• Martín Gebhardt

• Chris Bausor

• Adrian Lockley

• Joshua White

• Tristan White

• Alexandre de Paeuw

• Simon Gougnard

• Jeffrey Thys

• Ricardo Achondo

• Fernando Binder

• Andres Fuenzalida

• Thomás Krussig

• Eslam Basha

• Mohamed Edris

• Mahmoud Hamde

• Ahmed Shestawy

• David Beckett

• Chris Griffiths

• Henry Weir

• Niklas Grell

• Felix Klein

• Birendra Lakra

• Dharamvir Singh

• Vivek

• Kenji Kitazato

• Ken Yoshikawa

• Marhan Jalil

• Izzat Rahim

• Nadesh Ramanthan

• Shafiq Zain

• Billy Bakker

• Wouter Brasem

• Roderick Musters

• Mirco Pruijser

• Lukas Siebinga

• Marcus Child

• Ricky Clark

• Shay Neal

• Arun Panchia

• Nick Wilson

• Muhammad Irfan

• Muhammad Rizwan

• Aamir Shahzad

• Muhammad Waqas

• Piotr Baniewicz

• Michał Raciniewski

• Bartosz Siejkowski

• Ilya Larikov

• Alexey Pozdnyakov

• Muhammad Aidal Ibrahim

• Warren Grobler

• Nduduzo Khanyile

• Taine Paton

• Simon van Helsdingen

• Seo Jin-Su

• Kim Ju-Hun

• Álex Casasayas

• Jedidiah Cunningham

• Derk Pelle

References

References

1. (2008-11-12). "FIH releases Qualified Teams for 2009 Events". FIH.
2. (2009-01-26). "FIH releases Pools for Men's Junior World Cup". FIH.
3. (2009-02-02). "FIH releases Men's Junior World Cup match schedule". FIH.
4. Australia played Germany in a penalty shootout to determine first place in the pool