Field hockey at the 1992 Summer Olympics

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Final results for the Hockey competition at the 1992 Summer Olympics:

1 Men's Competition
2 Women's Competition

[edit] Men's Competition

[edit] Preliminary Round

[edit] Group A

Teams	Pts	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
Australia	9	5	4	1	0	20	2	+18
Germany	9	5	4	1	0	16	4	+12
Great Britain	6	5	3	0	2	7	10	–3
India	4	5	2	0	3	4	8	–4
Argentina	2	5	1	0	4	3	12	–9
Egypt	0	5	0	0	5	4	18	–14

[edit] Group B

Teams	Pts	P	W	L	GF	GA	GD
Pakistan	10	5	5	0	20	6	+14
Netherlands	8	5	4	1	20	10	+10
Spain	6	5	3	2	15	11	+4
New Zealand	2	5	1	4	7	12	–5
Unified Team	2	5	1	4	12	20	–8
Malaysia	2	5	1	4	9	24	–15

[edit] Final Round

Semi finals			Final

1992-08-05
Australia	3
Netherlands	2

			1992-08-08
			Australia	1
			Germany	2


			Third place
1992-08-05		1992-08-08
Germany	2	Netherlands	3
Pakistan	1		Pakistan	4

5-8th place			5th place

1992-08-05
Great Britain	3
New Zealand	2

			1992-08-06
			Great Britain	1
			Spain	2


			7th place
1992-08-05		1992-08-06
Spain	2	New Zealand	2
India	0		India	3

9-12th place			9th place

1992-08-05
Argentina	4
Malaysia	6

			1992-08-06
			Malaysia	4
			Unified Team	3


			11th place
1992-08-05		1992-08-06
Unified Team	4	Argentina	7
Egypt	2		Egypt	3

[edit] Medal Winners

GOLD	GERMANY Michael Knauth, Christopher Reitz, Carsten Fischer, Jan-Peter Tewes, Volker Fried, Klaus Michler, Andreas Keller, Michael Metz, Christian Blunck, Sven Meinhardt, Michael Hilgers, Andreas Becker, Stefan Saliger, Stefan Tewes, Christian Mayerhöfer, and Oliver Kurtz.
SILVER	AUSTRALIA John Bestall, Warren Birmingham, Lee Bodimeade, Ashley Carey, Gregory Corbitt, Stephen Davies, Damon Diletti, Lachlan Dreher, Lachlan Elmer, Dean Evans, Paul Lewis, Graham Reid, Jay Stacy, Michael York, David Wansbrough, and Ken Wark.
BRONZE	PAKISTAN Tahir Zaman, Rana Mujahid Ali, Anjum Saeed, Muhammad Shahbaz, Muhammad Khalid, Farhad Hassan Khan, Shahid Ali Khan, Musaddiq Hussain, Muhammad Qamar Ibrahim, Khawaja Muhammad Junaid, Muhammad Asif Bajwa, Khalid Bashir, Wasim Feroze, Mansoor Ahmad, Shahbaz Ahmad, and Muhammad Akhlaq Ahmad.

[edit] Women's Competition

[edit] Participating nations

Australia	Squad members 1. Kathleen Partridge (gk), 2. Christine Dobson, 3. Liane Tooth, 4. Alyson Annan, 5. Juliet Haslam, 6. Michelle Hager, 7. Alison Peek, 8. Lisa Powell, 9. Lisa Naughton (gk), 10. Kate Starre, 11. Sally Carbon, 12. Jackie Pereira, 13. Tracey Belbin, 14. Rechelle Hawkes, 15. Sharon Buchanan, and 16. Debbie Bowman-Sullivan. Head Coach: Brian Glencross. → Qualified as the winner of the 1988 Summer Olympics
Canada	Squad members 1. Deb Whitten (gk), 2. Gaye Porteous (gk), 3. Deb Covey, 4. Rochelle Low, 5. Tara Croxford, 6. Sandra Levy, 7. Sue Reid, 8. Heather Jones, 9. Candy Thomson, 10. Bernadette Bowyer, 11. Michelle Conn, 12. Laurelee Kopeck, 13. Joel Brough, 14. Milena Gaiga, 15. Sherri Field, and 16. Sharon Creelman . Head Coach: Marina van der Merwe. → Qualified as the number three of the 1991 Olympic Qualifying Tournament
Germany	Squad members 1. Susie Wollschläger (gk), 2. Bianca Weiß (gk), 3. Tanja Dickenscheid, 4. Susanne Müller, 5. Nadine Ernsting-Krienke, 6. Simone Thomaschinski, 7. Irina Kuhnt, 8. Anke Wild, 9. Franziska Hentschel, 10. Kristina Peters, 11. Eva Hagenbäumer, 12. Britta Becker, 13. Caren Jungjohann, 14. Christine Ferneck, 15. Heike Lätzsch, and 16. Katrin Kauschke . Head Coach: Rüdiger Hanel. → Qualified as the winner of the 1991 Olympic Qualifying Tournament
Great Britain	Squad members 1. Joanne Thompson (gk), 2. Helen Morgan (gk), 3. Lisa Bayliss, 4. Karen Brown, 5. Mary Nevill , 6. Jill Atkins, 7. Vickey Dixon, 8. Wendy Fraser, 9. Sandy Lister, 10. Jane Sixsmith, 11. Alison Ramsay, 12. Jackie McWilliams, 13. Tammy Miller, 14. Mandy Nicholls, 15. Kathryn Johnson, and 16. Susan Fraser . Head Coach: Dennis Hay. → Qualified as the number four of the 1991 Olympic Qualifying Tournament
Netherlands	Squad members 1. Jacqueline Toxopeus (gk), 2. Carina Bleeker (gk), 3. Caroline van Nieuwenhuyze, 4. Annemieke Fokke, 5. Cécile Vinke, 6. Jeannette Lewin, 7. Carina Benninga , 8. Daniëlle Koenen, 9. Ingrid Wolff, 10. Mieketine Wouters, 11. Martine Ohr, 12. Florentine Steenberghe, 13. Noor Holsboer, 14. Helen van der Ben, 15. Wietske de Ruiter, and 16. Carole Thate . Head Coach: Roelant Oltmans. → Qualified as the winner of the 1990 Women's Hockey World Cup
New Zealand	Squad members 1. Elaine Jensen (gk), 2. Helen Shearer (gk), 3. Mary Clinton , 4. Tina Bell-Kake, 5. Christine Arthur, 6. Shane Collins, 7. Sapphire Cooper, 8. Kylie Foy, 9. Sue Duggan, 10. Susan Furmage, 11. Trudy Kilkolly, 12. Anna Lawrence, 13. Kieren O'Grady, 14. Mandy Smith, 15. Robyn Toomey, and 16. Kate Trolove (gk). Head Coach: Patricia Barwick. → Qualified as the number two of the 1991 Olympic Qualifying Tournament
Spain	Squad members 1. Marívi González (gk), 2. Natalia Dorado, 3. Virginia Ramírez, 4. María Carmen Barea, 5. Silvia Manrique, 6. Nagore Gabellanes, 7. María Ángeles Rodríguez, 8. Sonia Barrio, 9. Celia Correa, 10. Elisabeth Maragall, 11. Teresa Motos, 12. Maider Tellería, 13. Mercedes Coghen , 14. Nuria Olivé, 15. Anna Maiques, and 16. María Isabel Martínez (gk). Head Coach: José Brasa. → Qualified as hosting nation
Korea	Squad members 1. You Jae-Sook (gk), 2. Han Keum-Sil, 3. Chang Eun-Jung, 4. Lee Seong-Young, 5. Lee Kui-Joo, 6. Son Jeong-Im, 7. Ro Young-Min, 8. Kim Kyung-Ae, 9. Lee Eun-Kyung, 10. Jang Dong-Sook, 11. Kwon Chang-Sook, 12. Yang Hea-Sook, 13. Lee Kyong-Hei, 14. Koo Mun-Young, 15. Lim Gae-Sook , and 16. Jin Deok-San (gk). Head Coach: Kim Chang-Back. → Qualified as the number five of the 1991 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

[edit] Preliminary Round

[edit] Group A

Teams	Pts	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
Germany	5	3	2	1	0	7	2	+5
Spain	5	3	2	1	0	5	3	+2
Australia	2	3	1	0	2	2	2	0
Canada	0	3	0	0	3	1	8	–7

[edit] Group B

Teams	Pts	P	W	L	GF	GA	GD
Korea	4	3	2	1	8	3	+5
Great Britain	4	3	2	1	7	5	+2
Netherlands	4	3	2	1	4	3	+1
New Zealand	0	3	0	3	2	10	–8

[edit] Final Round

Semi finals			Final

1992-08-04
Germany	2
Great Britain	1

			1992-08-07
			Germany	1
			Spain	2


			Third place
1992-08-04		1992-08-07
Spain	2	Great Britain	4
South Korea	1		South Korea	3

5-8th place			5th place

1992-08-04
Australia	5
New Zealand	1

			1992-08-06
			Australia	2
			Netherlands	0


			7th place
1992-08-04		1992-08-06
Netherlands	2	New Zealand	0
Canada	0		Canada	2

[edit] Medal Winners

GOLD	SPAIN Anna Maiques, Celia Correa, Elisabeth Maragall, María Ángeles Rodríguez, María Carmen Barea, Marívi González, Maider Tellería, María Isabel Martínez, Mercedes Coghen, Nagore Gabellanes, Natalia Dorado, Nuria Olivé, Silvia Manrique, Sonia Barrio, Teresa Motos, and Virginia Ramírez.
SILVER	GERMANY Britta Becker, Tanja Dickenscheid, Nadine Ernsting-Krienke, Christine Ferneck, Eva Hagenbäumer, Franziska Hentschel, Caren Jungjohann, Katrin Kauschke, Irina Kuhnt, Heike Lätzsch, Susanne Müller, Tina Peters, Simone Thomaschinski, Bianca Weiß, Anke Wild, and Susie Wollschläger.
BRONZE	GREAT BRITAIN Joanne Thompson, Helen Morgan, Lisa Bayliss, Karen Brown, Mary Nevill, Jill Atkins, Vickey Dixon, Wendy Fraser, Sandy Lister, Jane Sixsmith, Alison Ramsay, Jackie McWilliams, Tammy Miller, Mandy Nicholls, Kathryn Johnson, and Susan Fraser.

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Contents

[edit] Men's Competition

[edit] Preliminary Round

[edit] Group A

[edit] Group B

[edit] Final Round

[edit] Medal Winners

[edit] Women's Competition

[edit] Participating nations

[edit] Preliminary Round

[edit] Group A

[edit] Group B

[edit] Final Round

[edit] Medal Winners

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