Spain national field hockey team

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The Spain national field hockey team represents Spain in the international field hockey competitions. The team, coached by Dutchman Maurits Hendriks since 2002, competed in every World Cup since the first edition in 1971. Spain is ranked third in the world, as of September 17, 2006.

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[edit] Summer Olympics

  • 1908 – Did not compete
  • 1920 – Did not compete
  • 1928 – Eighth place
  • 1932 – Did not compete
  • 1936 – Did not compete
  • 1948 – Tenth place
  • 1952 – Did not compete
  • 1956 – Did not compete
  • 1960 – Bronze Medal
  • 1964 – Fourth place
  • 1968 – Sixth place
  • 1972 – Seventh place
  • 1976 – Sixth place
  • 1980 – Silver Medal
  • 1984 – Eighth place
  • 1988 – Ninth place
  • 1992 – Fifth place
  • 1996 – Silver Medal
  • 2000 – Ninth place
  • 2004 – Fourth place

[edit] World Cup

  • 1971 – Silver Medal
  • 1973 – Fifth place
  • 1975 – Eighth place
  • 1978 – Fifth place
  • 1982 – Eleventh place
  • 1986 – Fifth place
  • 1990 – Eighth place
  • 1994 – Ninth place
  • 1998 – Silver Medal
  • 2002 – Eleventh place
  • 2006 – Bronze Medal

[edit] European Nations Cup

  • 1970 – Bronze Medal
  • 1974 – Champions
  • 1978 – Fourth place
  • 1983 – Fourth place
  • 1987 – Seventh place
  • 1991 – Fifth place
  • 1995 – Eighth place
  • 1999 – Fifth place
  • 2003 – Silver Medal
  • 2005 – Champions

[edit] Champions Trophy

  • 1978 – Fifth place
  • 1980 – Sixth place
  • 1981 – Fifth place
  • 1982 – Did not compete
  • 1983 – Did not compete
  • 1984 – Sixth place
  • 1985 – Did not compete
  • 1986 – Did not compete
  • 1987 – Sixth place
  • 1988 – Fifth place
  • 1989 – Did not compete
  • 1990 – Did not compete
  • 1991 – Did not compete
  • 1992 – Did not compete
  • 1993 – Fifth place
  • 1994 – Fifth place
  • 1995 – Did not compete
  • 1996 – Fifth place
  • 1997 – Bronze Medal
  • 1998 – Fifth place
  • 1999 – Fourth place
  • 2000 – Fourth place
  • 2001 – Did not compete
  • 2002 – Did not compete
  • 2003 – Did not compete
  • 2004 – GOLD MEDAL
  • 2005 – Bronze Medal
  • 2006 – Bronze Medal

[edit] Champions Challenge

  • 2001 – Did not compete
  • 2003 – GOLD MEDAL
  • 2005 – Did not compete

[edit] Famous players

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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