Participants

Australia

Hockey

Bib Name Birth Date
1
Lachlan SHARP
 02 Jul 1997
2
Tom CRAIG
 03 Sep 1995
4
Jake HARVIE
 05 Mar 1998
5
Tom WICKHAM
 26 May 1990
6
Matthew DAWSON
 27 Apr 1994
7
Jeremy EDWARDS
 23 Dec 1991
9
Mark KNOWLES
 10 Mar 1984
11
Edward OCKENDEN
 03 Apr 1987
12
Jacob WHETTON
 15 Jun 1991
13
Blake GOVERS
 06 Jul 1996
14
Aaron KLEINSCHMIDT
 01 Oct 1989
17
Aran ZALEWSKI
 21 Mar 1991
22
Flynn OGILVIE
 17 Sep 1993
23
Daniel BEALE
 12 Feb 1993
24
Tyler LOVELL
 23 May 1987
25
Trent MITTON
 26 Nov 1990
26
Dylan WOTHERSPOON
 09 Apr 1993
30
Andrew CHARTER
 30 Mar 1987
32
Jeremy HAYWARD
 03 Mar 1993

Team Officials

Function Name
Head Coach
AUS
Colin BATCH
Assistant Coach
AUS
Robert HAMMOND
Assistant Coach
AUS
David STANIFORTH

Events and Medals

Event Rank Medal
HOC Men 1 Gold

Australia - Schedule


Schedule
Time Event Status
Sat, 7 Apr 16:30
Men Pool A
AUS
Australia
4
RSA
South Africa
0
Finished
Sun, 8 Apr 21:30
Men Pool A
AUS
Australia
6
SCO
Scotland
1
Finished
Tue, 10 Apr 16:30
Men Pool A
AUS
Australia
4
CAN
Canada
0
Finished
Wed, 11 Apr 16:30
Men Pool A
AUS
Australia
2
NZL
New Zealand
1
Finished
Fri, 13 Apr 21:45
Men Semifinal
AUS
Australia
2
ENG
England
1
Finished
Sat, 14 Apr 21:15
Gold Medal Event Men Gold Medal
AUS
Australia
2
NZL
New Zealand
0
Finished

Biographical Information


Highlights: 
Commonwealth Games
YearLocationRank
2014 Glasgow, SCO 1
2010 Delhi, IND 1
2006 Melbourne, AUS 1
2002 Manchester, ENG 1
1998 Kuala Lumpur, MAS 1

Olympic Games
YearLocationRank
2016 Rio de Janeiro, BRA 6
2012 London, GBR 3
2008 Beijing, CHN 3
2004 Athens, GRE 1
2000 Sydney, AUS 3
1996 Atlanta, USA 3
1992 Barcelona, ESP 2
1988 Seoul, KOR 4
1984 Los Angeles, USA 4
1976 Montreal, CAN 2
1972 Munich, GER 5
1968 Mexico City, MEX 2
1964 Tokyo, JPN 3
1960 Rome, ITA 6
1956 Melbourne, AUS 5

Champions Trophy
YearLocationRank
2016 London, GBR 1
2014 Bhubaneswar, IND 3
2012 Melbourne, AUS 1
2011 Auckland, NZL 1
2010 Monchengladbach, GER 1
2009 Rotterdam, NED 1
2008 Rotterdam, NED 1
2007 Kuala Lumpur, MAS 2
2006 Terrassa, ESP 4
2005 Chennai, IND 1
2005 Chennai, IND 2
2003 Amstelveen, NED 2
2002 Cologne, GER 5
2001 Rotterdam, NED 2
2000 Amstelveen, NED 5
1999 Brisbane, AUS 1
1998 Lahore, PAK 3
1997 Adelaide, AUS 2
1996 Madras, IND 6
1995 Berlin, GER 2
1994 Lahore, PAK 4
1993 Kuala Lumpur, MAS 1
1992 Karachi, PAK 2
1991 Berlin, GER 4
1990 Melbourne, AUS 1
1989 Berlin, FRG 1
1988 Lahore, PAK 3
1987 Amstelveen, NED 3
1986 Karachi, PAK 2
1985 Perth, AUS 1
1984 Karachi, PAK 1
1983 Karachi, PAK 1
1982 Amstelveen, NED 2
1981 Karachi, PAK 2
1980 Karachi, PAK 3
1978 Lahore, PAK 2

Nickname: Kookaburras
Additional information: 

RECORD BREAKERS
The Australian men's hockey team is one of the most successful in global sport, with an incredible Commonwealth Games record. They have won the gold medal at each of the five Games tournaments, with only one defeat (against South Africa in a pool match). (Facebook, 2017)


OLYMPIC FRUSTRATION
Success has been tougher to come by at the Olympic Games, with only one gold medal (Athens, 2004). However, they have made the Olympic podium on eight other occasions, winning three silver and five bronze medals. (Olympic News Service, July 2016)


WORLD CUP
Australia has enjoyed recent dominance at World Cup level, winning gold at the past two tournaments (India 2010 and Netherlands 2014), along with another first-place finish at UK 1986. The Kookaburras have also picked up two silver medals (Malaysia 2002, Germany 2006) and four bronze (Argentina 1978, India 1982, Pakistan 1990, Australia 1994). (Facebook, 2017)


MOST CAPPED
Jamie DWYER has made a record 365 appearances for the Kookaburras, having played from 2001-2016. (hockey.org.au, 26 Apr 2017)


World Ranking: 1 (Correct at December 2017)



Legend

Gold: Gold
Silver: Silver
Bronze: Bronze
Gold Medal Event: Gold Medal Event
Bronze Medal Event: Bronze Medal Event

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