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Netherlands men's national field hockey team

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Manager
  
Mark Teeuwisse

Location
  
Netherlands

Coach
  
Maximiliano Caldas

FIH ranking
  
3

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Assistant coach
  
Alexander Cox Taco van der Honert

Association
  
Koninklijke Nederlandse Hockey Bond

Confederation
  
European Hockey Federation (Europe)

The Netherlands national men's field hockey team is the national team of the Netherlands that participates in international field hockey competitions.

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They are one of the most successful teams in the world, having won the Summer Olympics twice, the Hockey World Cup three times, the Champions Trophy eight times, the EuroHockey Nations Championship three times and the 2012–13 Hockey World League tournament once.

Summer Olympics

  • 02 ! 1928 – Amsterdam
  • 03 ! 1936 – Berlin
  • 03 ! 1948 – London
  • 02 ! 1952 – Helsinki
  • 9th 1960 – Rome
  • 8th 1964 – Tokyo
  • 5th 1968 – Mexico City
  • 4th 1972 – München
  • 4th 1976 – Montreal
  • 6th 1984 – Los Angeles
  • 03 ! 1988 – Seoul
  • 4th 1992 – Barcelona
  • 01 ! 1996 – Atlanta
  • 01 ! 2000 – Sydney
  • 02 ! 2004 – Athens
  • 4th 2008 – Beijing
  • 02 ! 2012 – London
  • 4th 2016 – Rio de Janeiro

    • Hockey World Cup

  • 6th 1971 – Barcelona
  • 01 ! 1973 – Amsterdam
  • 9th 1975 – Kuala Lumpur
  • 02 ! 1978 – Buenos Aires
  • 4th 1982– Bombay
  • 7th 1986 – London
  • 01 ! 1990 – Lahore
  • 02 ! 1994 – Sydney
  • 01 ! 1998 – Utrecht
  • 03 ! 2002 – Kuala Lumpur
  • 7th 2006 – Mönchengladbach
  • 03 ! 2010 – New Delhi
  • 02 ! 2014 – The Hague

    • World League

  • 01 ! 2012–13 – New Delhi
  • 4th 2014–15 – Ajitgarh

    • Champions Trophy

  • 4th 1980 – Karachi
  • 01 ! 1981 – Karachi
  • 01 ! 1982 – Amstelveen
  • 5th 1983 – Karachi
  • 4th 1984– Karachi
  • 5th 1985– Perth
  • 6th 1986 – Karachi
  • 02 ! 1987– Amstelveen
  • 02 ! 1989– Berlin
  • 02 ! 1990 – Melbourne
  • 03 ! 1991 – Berlin
  • 4th 1992 – Karachi
  • 03 ! 1993 – Kuala Lumpur
  • 03 ! 1994 – Lahore
  • 4th 1995 – Berlin
  • 01 ! 1996 – Madras
  • 02 ! 1997 – Adelaide
  • 01 ! 1998 – Lahore
  • 03 ! 1999 – Brisbane
  • 01 ! 2000– Amstelveen
  • 03 ! 2001 – Rotterdam
  • 01 ! 2002 – Cologne
  • 01 ! 2003 – Amstelveen
  • 02 ! 2004– Lahore
  • 02 ! 2005 – Chennai
  • 01 ! 2006 – Terrassa
  • 03 ! 2007 – Kuala Lumpur
  • 4th 2008 – Rotterdam
  • 4th 2009 – Melbourne
  • 03 ! 2010 – Mönchengladbach
  • 03 ! 2011 – Auckland
  • 02 ! 2012 – Melbourne
  • 5th 2014 - Bhubaneswar

    • EuroHockey Nations Championship

  • 02 ! 1970 – Brussels
  • 03 ! 1974 – Madrid
  • 02 ! 1978 – Hanover
  • 01 ! 1983 – Amstelveen
  • 01 ! 1987 – Moscow
  • 02 ! 1991 – Paris
  • 02 ! 1995 – Dublin
  • 02 ! 1999 – Padova
  • 4th 2003 – Barcelona
  • 02 ! 2005 – Leipzig
  • 01 ! 2007 – Manchester
  • 03 ! 2009 – Amstelveen
  • 02 ! 2011 – Mönchengladbach
  • 03 ! 2013 – Boom
  • 01 ! 2015 – London

    • Intercontinental Cup

  • 01 ! 1989 – Madison, Wisconsin

    • Rabobank Trophy

  • Group stage 2002 – Amstelveen
  • 02 ! 2004 – Amstelveen
  • Group stage 2005 – Amstelveen

    • Sultan Azlan Shah Cup

  • 01 ! 2006 – Kuala Lumpur

    • Current squad

    The following is the Netherlands roster in the men's field hockey tournament of the 2016 Summer Olympics. ‹See Tfd›

    Head coach: Max Caldas

    Reserves:

  • Pirmin Blaak (GK)
  • Constantijn Jonker

    • Notable players

  • Floris Evers
  • Guus Vogels
  • Marc Delissen
  • Remco van Wijk
  • Taeke Taekema
  • Teun de Nooijer
  • Taco van den Honert

    • References

    Netherlands men's national field hockey team Wikipedia
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