Netherlands men's national hockey team
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Royal Dutch Hockey Federation (Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockey Bond) |
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FIH World Ranking : March 25, 2015 |
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| Trainer: | Max Caldas |
| Record national players: | Jeroen Delmee (360) |
| Record scorer: | Paul Litjens (268) |
The Dutch national hockey team for men represents the Royal Netherlands Hockey Federation (KNHB) at international level, for example at the World Hockey Championship , the Champions Trophy or the Summer Olympics . The first international match took place in 1926 against Belgium in Antwerp , which the Netherlands won 2-1. A 4: 1 against Australia in May 2000 meant the 1000th match in international history. The team won the gold medal twice at the Olympic Games, three times the field hockey world championships, twice the field hockey European championships and eight times the Champions Trophy.
The Netherlands is currently number 2 in the world - and number 1 in the European ranking.
successes
Medal ranks at the Olympic Games
- Silver at the XXX. London 2012 Olympic Games
- Silver at the XXVIII. 2004 Athens Olympic Games
- Gold at the XXVII. 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney
- Gold at the XXVI. 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta
- Bronze at the XXIV Olympic Games in Seoul in 1988
- Silver at the XV. 1952 Olympic Games in Helsinki
- Bronze at the XIV Olympic Games in London in 1948
- Bronze at the XI. 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin
- Silver with the IX. 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam
World championships
- 2nd place at the 14th World Cup 2018 in Bhubaneswar , India
- 2nd place at the 13th World Cup 2014 in The Hague , Netherlands
- 3rd place at the 12th World Cup 2010 in New Delhi , India
- 3rd place at the 10th World Cup in 2002 in Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
- 1st place at the 9th World Cup in 1998 in Utrecht , the Netherlands
- 2nd place at the 8th World Cup in 1994 in Sydney , Australia
- 1st place at the 7th World Cup in 1990 in Lahore , Pakistan
- 2nd place at the 4th World Cup 1978 in Buenos Aires , Argentina
- 1st place at the 2nd World Championship 1973 in Amsterdam , Netherlands
European championships
- 1st place at the 15th European Championship 2015 in London , England
- 3rd place at the 14th European Championship 2013 in Boom , Belgium
- 2nd place at the 13th European Championship 2011 in Mönchengladbach , Germany
- 3rd place at the 12th European Championship 2009 in Amsterdam , Netherlands
- 1st place at the 11th European Championship 2007 in Manchester , Great Britain
- 2nd place at the 10th European Championship 2005 in Leipzig , Germany
- 2nd place at the 8th European Championship 1999 in Padua , Italy
- 2nd place at the 7th European Championship 1995 in Dublin , Ireland
- 2nd place at the 6th European Championship in 1991 in Paris , France
- 1st place at the 5th European Championship in 1987 in Moscow , Russia
- 1st place at the 4th European Championship 1983 in Amstelveen , Netherlands
- 2nd place at the 3rd European Championship 1978 in Hanover , Germany
- 3rd place at the 2nd European Championship 1974 in Madrid , Spain
- 2nd place at the 1st European Championship 197 in Brussels , Belgium
Champions Trophy
- 5th place 2014 - Bhubaneswar , India
- 2nd place 2012 - Melbourne , Australia
- 3rd place 2011 - Auckland , New Zealand
- 3rd place 2010 - Mönchengladbach , Germany
- 3rd place 2007 - Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
- 1st place 2006 - Terrassa , Spain
- 2nd place 2005 - Chennai , India
- 2nd place 2004 - Lahore , Pakistan
- 1st place 2003 - Amstelveen , Netherlands
- 1st place 2002 - Cologne , Germany
- 3rd place 2001 - Rotterdam , Netherlands
- 1st place 2000 - Amstelveen , Netherlands
- 3rd place 1999 - Brisbane , Australia
- 1st place 1998 - Lahore , Pakistan
- 2nd place 1997 - Adelaide , Australia
- 1st place 1996 - Madras , India
- 3rd place 1994 - Lahore , Pakistan
- 3rd place 1993 - Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia
- 3rd place 1991 - Berlin , Germany
- 2nd place 1990 - Melbourne , Australia
- 2nd place 1989 - Berlin , Germany
- 2nd place 1987 - Amstelveen , Netherlands
- 1st place 1982 - Amstelveen , Netherlands
- 1st place 1981 - Karachi , Pakistan
Squad
Olympic Games 2016
- Trainer: Max Caldas
- Assistant: Alexander Cox
| Surname | number | Club |
|---|---|---|
| goalkeeper | ||
| Jaap Stockmann | 1 | Bloemendaal |
| Pirmin Blaak | 26th | Rotterdam |
| defender | ||
| Glenn Schuurman | 6th | Bloemendaal |
| Hidde Turkstra | 29 | Rotterdam |
| Jorrit Croon | 7th | HGC Wassenaar |
| Sander de Wijn | 23 | Kampong |
| Robert van der Horst | 24 | Orange Zwart |
| Mink van der Weerden | 30th | Orange Zwart |
| midfield | ||
| Bob de Voogd | 19th | Orange Zwart |
| Valentin Verga | 10 | Amsterdam |
| Robbert Kemperman | 14th | Kampong |
| Sander Baart | 13 | Orange Zwart |
| Rogier Hofman | 22nd | Bloemendaal |
| striker | ||
| Seve van Ass | 25th | Rotterdam |
| Billy Bakker | 8th | Amsterdam |
| Jeroen Hertzberger | 11 | Rotterdam |
| Mirco Pruyser | 16 | Amsterdam |
| Constantijn Jonker | 27 | Kampong |
World Cup 2014
- Trainer: Paul van Ass
- Assistant: Eric Verboom
| Surname | number | Club |
|---|---|---|
| goalkeeper | ||
| Jaap Stockmann | 1 | Bloemendaal |
| Pirmin Blaak | 26th | Rotterdam |
| defender | ||
| Floris van der Linden | 3 | HGC |
| Marcel Balkestein | 5 | Orange Zwart |
| Wouter Jolie | 7th | Bloemendaal |
| Sander de Wijn | 23 | Kampong |
| Robert van der Horst | 24 | Orange Zwart |
| Mink van der Weerden | 30th | Orange Zwart |
| midfield | ||
| Klaas Vermeulen | 4th | Amsterdam |
| Valentin Verga | 10 | Amsterdam |
| Robbert Kemperman | 12 | Kampong |
| Sander Baart | 13 | Orange Zwart |
| Seve van Ass | 25th | Rotterdam |
| striker | ||
| Billy Bakker | 8th | Amsterdam |
| Jeroen Hertzberger | 11 | Rotterdam |
| Jelle Galema | 20th | Orange Zwart |
| Rogier Hofman | 22nd | Bloemendaal |
| Constantijn Jonker | 27 | Kampong |
Web links and sources
- Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockey Bond (Royal Dutch Hockey Association). Retrieved July 18, 2016 (Dutch).
- Orange men (national team). Retrieved July 18, 2016 (Dutch).
Individual evidence
- ↑ Current Men's FIH World Ranking (PDF) accessed November 28, 2015