1999 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy

Sports event July 2022 July 2011 1999 Men's HockeyChampions Trophy Australia Brisbane 10–20 June State Hockey Centre 6 Australia South Korea Netherlands 7 18 69 South Korea Song Seung-tae 7 South Korea Song Seung-tae 1998 1998 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy 2000 2000 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy The 1999 Men's Hockey Champions Trophy was the 21st edition of the Hockey Champions Trophy men's field hockey tournament. It took place from 10–20 June 1999 in the State Hockey Centre in Brisbane, Australia. It was the third time in the history of the annual six nations tournament that the event was combined with the Women's Champions Trophy.http://www.fih.ch/events/champions-trophy/ Champions Trophy 1999 FIH Squads left Australia font-size:110% Head Coach: Terry Walsh 2 Michael Brennan Adam Commens Jason Duff Troy Elder James Elmer Damon Diletti (GK) Lachlan Dreher (GK) 10 Paul Gaudoin 13 Jay Stacy Daniel Sproule Stephen Davies Michael York (C) Craig Victory Lachlan Vivian-Taylor 20 Scott Webster Stephen Holt 23 Matthew Wells 25 Brent Livermore left England font-size:110% Head Coach: Barry Dancer Simon Mason (GK) David Luckes (GK) Jon Wyatt Julian Halls Bill Waugh (C) Andy Humphrey 8 Ben Sharpe Robert Crutchley Jimmy Wallis Brett Garrard 13 Danny Hall Stuart Head 16 Mark Pearn Russell Garcia Michael Johnson 21 Duncan Woods 25 Tom Bertram Calum Giles left Netherlands font-size:110% Head Coach: Maurits Hendriks 2 Bram Lomans Marnix van Rijn Erik Jazet Tycho van Meer 7 Sander van der Weide Jacques Brinkman Piet-Hein Geeris Stephan Veen (C) Sander van Heeswijk Jeroen Delmee Guus Vogels (GK) Teun de Nooijer Remco van Wijk Jaap-Derk Buma Peter Windt Marten Eikelboom 21 Diederik van Weel 23 Josef Kramer (GK) left Pakistan font-size:110% Head Coach: Shahnaz Sheikh Atif Bashir (C) Irfan Yousaf Haider Hussain Sohail Abbas Waseem Ahmed Mohammad Nadeem Mohammad Qasim (GK) Muhammad Sarwar Muhammad Shahbaz Mohammad Irfan Naveed Asim Amir Saleem Muhammad Saqlain Muhammad Usman Ahmad Alam (GK) Danish Kaleem Imran Yousaf Kashif Jawad left South Korea font-size:110% Head Coach: Kim Sang-ryul Lim Jong-chun (GK) Kim Yong-bae Ji Seong-hwan Han Hyung-bae Seo Jong-ho Seo Jong-ha Kim Kyung-seok Kim Jung-chul Song Seung-tae Kang Keon-wook (C) Lee Jung-soon Lim Jung-woo Kim Min-sik Hwang Jong-hyun Yeo Woon-kon Lee Myung-ho (GK) Im Bong-hyuk Kim Seong-min left Spain font-size:110% Head Coach: Antonio Forrellat Joaquín Sánchez (GK) Joaquim Malgosa (C) 5 Francisco Fábregas Jorge Arnau Juan Escarré 9 Pol Amat Jordi Casas Javier Arnau Ramón Sala 14 Josep Sánchez Pablo Usoz Bernardino Herrera (GK) 18 Rodrigo Garza Santiago Ferran 22 Eduard Tubau Jordi Quintana Miguel Codina Antonio Iglesias Results All times are Australian Eastern Standard Time (UTC+10:00) Pool main WDL Q n y AUS Australia KOR South Korea NED Netherlands ESP Spain PAK Pakistan ENG England 3 1 1 9 5 2 2 1 12 11 2 1 2 10 7 2 1 2 8 7 1 3 1 7 8 1 0 4 5 13 complete 10 June 1999 13:05 England 2–3 South Korea Report Pearn FG 31Giles PC 70 Song FG 3 FG 57 FG 64 Santiago Deo (ESP)Christian Siebrecht (GER) 10 June 1999 17:05 Spain 1–1 Pakistan Report Iglesias PS 57 Sarwar FG 40 Murray Grime (AUS)Ray O'Connor (IRL) 11 June 1999 13:05 South Korea 3–2 Netherlands Report Kang FG 10Hwang FG 33Song PC 56 Lomans PC 22De Nooijer FG 24 David Gentles (AUS)Garth Proudfoot (RSA) 11 June 1999 19:45 England 1–3 Australia Report Crutchley FG 62 Davies FG 6 FG 10Victory FG 18 Han Jin-soo (KOR)Philip Schellekens (NED) 12 June 1999 13:05 Pakistan 2–2 Netherlands Report Bashir FG 26Sarwar FG 39 Van Wijk PC 23Eikelboom FG 68 Hamish Jamson (ENG)Christian Siebrecht (GER) 13 June 1999 11:05 Australia 2–0 Spain Report Victory FG 32Elder FG 36 Han Jin-soo (KOR)Ray O'Connor (IRL) 13 June 1999 13:05 South Korea 2–2 Pakistan Report Yeo PC 21Kang FG 60 Abbas PC 5Hussain FG 25 Santiago Deo (ESP)Murray Grime (AUS) 14 June 1999 11:05 England 0–3 Spain Report Escarré PC 23 FG 45Tubau FG 65 David Gentles (AUS)Philip Schellekens (NED) 14 June 1999 13:05 Netherlands 1–2 Australia Report Brinkman PS 32 Elder PC 13Davies FG 34 Hamish Jamson (ENG)Christian Siebrecht (GER) 16 June 1999 15:05 Australia 1–1 South Korea Report Brennan PS 57 Kang PC 59 Santiago Deo (ESP)Hamish Jamson (ENG) 16 June 1999 18:05 Pakistan 0–2 England Report Wyatt PC 30Wallis FG 42 Han Jin-soo (KOR)Garth Proudfoot (RSA) 16 June 1999 20:05 Spain 0–1 Netherlands Report De Nooijer FG 45 Ray O'Connor (IRL)Murray Grime (AUS) 18 June 1999 15:05 Spain 4–3 South Korea Report Casas PC 13Iglesias PS 24Amat FG 27Escarré PS 62 Song FG 6 FG 24Jeon PS 25 18 June 1999 18:05 Pakistan 2–1 Australia Report Abbas PC 16Sarwar FG 56 Elder PC 8 18 June 1999 20:05 Netherlands 4–0 England Report Eikelboom FG 53 FG 67Geeris FG 57De Nooijer FG 69 Christian Siebrecht (GER)Han Jin-soo (KOR) Classification Fifth and sixth place 20 June 1999 10:05 England 4–3 yes Pakistan Report Wallis PC 24 PC 79Pearn FG 39Crutchley FG 47 Bashir FG 16Abbas PC 21 PC 49 Ray O'Connor (IRL)Han Jin-soo (KOR) Third and fourth place 20 June 1999 12:35 Netherlands 5–2 Spain Report Veen FG 22 FG 30Van Wijk FG 35 FG 66Eikelboom FG 50 Arnau FG 17 FG 50 Murray Grime (AUS)Hamish Jamson (ENG) Final 20 June 1999 15:05 Australia 3–1 South Korea Report Davies FG 23 FG 52Elder FG 33 Song FG 62 Santiago Deo (ESP)Christian Siebrecht (GER) Awards TopscorerBest Player of the TournamentSong Seung-tae KORSong Seung-tae KOR Final standings Australia South Korea Netherlands Spain England Pakistan References Saqlain kashif External links C C 1999 Category:Champions Trophy (field hockey)