National Team Program - Field Hockey Canada

OLYMPIC GAMES

CANADIAN RESULTS
Year	Location	Men	Women
2008	Beijing, China	10th	did not qualify
2004	Athens, Greece	did not qualify	did not qualify
2000	Sydney, Australia	10th	did not qualify
1996	Atlanta, USA	did not qualify	did not qualify
1992	Barcelona, Spain	dnq	7th
1988	Seoul, Korea	11th	6th
1984	Los Angeles, USA	10th	5th
1980	Moscow, USSR	n/p	n/p
1976	Montreal, Canada	10th	no event
1972	Munich, Germany	dnq	no event
1968	Mexico City, Mexico	dnq	no event
1964	Tokyo, Japan	14th	no event
1960	Rome, Italy	dnq	no event
1956	Melbourne, Australia	dnq	no event
1952	Helsinki, Finland	dnq	no event
1948	London, England	dnq	no event
1936	Berlin, Germany	dnq	no event
1932	Los Angeles, USA	dnq	no event
1928	Amsterdam, Holland	dnq	no event
1924	Paris, France	dnq	no event
1920	Antwerp, Belgium	dnq	no event
1912	Stockholm, Sweden	dnq	no event
1908	London, England	dnq	no event
1904	St. Louis, USA	n/a*	no event
1900	Paris, France	n/a*	no event
1896	Athens, Greece	n/a*	no event

Olympic Facts and Stats
Only two Canadians played in 3 Olympic Games:

	Paul "Bubli" Chohan (1976 in Montreal, 1984 in Los Angeles and 1998 in Seoul); Bubli also played in 2 World Cups and in 6 Pan American Games. He is still the most capped player in Canada with 317 international games.
	Sharon Creelman (1984 in Los Angeles, 1998 in Seoul and 1992 in Barcelona). Sharon also played in 4 World Cups (winning a Silver Medal in 1983 and a Bronze Medal in 1986) and in 2 Pan American Games for a toal of 139 caps.
	Marina van der Merwe and Kathy Broderick coached the Canadian Women's Team in its 3 Olympic appearances (1984, 1988 and 1992).
	Dr. Jack Taunton is also a triple Olympian: he was the physician of the Canadian Field Hockey Teams in 1984, 1988 and 1992. Jack will go one step higher for the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney: he is the Chief Medical Officer for the whole Canadian Delegation!

MEN 9 men played in 2 Olympic Games:	WOMEN 7 women played in 2 Olympic Games:
David Bissett (1976 and 1984) Patrick Burrows(1984 and 1988) Pasquale Caruso (1984 and 1988) Ken Goodwin (1984 and 1988) Reg Plummer (1976 and 1984) Trevor Porritt (1984 and 1988) Ross Rutledge (1984 and 1988) Nicki Sandhu (1984 and 1988) Lee Wright (1964 and 1976)	Sharon Bayes (1984 and 1988) Laura Branchaud (1984 and 1988) Nancy Charlton (1984 and 1988) Michelle Conn (1988 and 1992) Deb Covey (1988 and 1992) Sheila Forshaw (1984 and 1988) Sandra Levy (1988 and 1992)

The most impressive is probably Lee Wright who competed in Olympic Games twelve years apart, on grass in Tokyo in 1964 and on turf in Montreal in 1976.