Tom Bertram

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Tom Quesenbery Bertram (born 24 May 1977 in Ashford, Middlesex) is an English field hockey player. Bertram played in two Summer Olympics for Great Britain in 2000 and 2004.

Bertram, nicknamed Bertie and/or Stroker, has played club hockey for Bournville, Stourport and Reading. He made his English international debut in a friendly against Argentina in 1999. He was educated at Millfield School in Somerset.

By profession Bertram is a doctor, and his international career was at times interrupted by his medical studies.

References

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Tom Bertram – International Tournaments

v t e Great Britain squad – 2000 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1 Mason 2 Luckes 3 Wyatt 4 Hall 5 Bertram 6 Parnham 7 Fordham 8 Sharpe 9 Pearn 10 Wallis 11 Humphrey 12 Woods 13 Halls 14 Head 15 Giles 16 Hacker 17 Kochar 18 Johnson Coach: Dancer

v t e Great Britain squad – 2000 Champions Trophy

1 Mason 2 Triggs 3 Wyatt (c) 4 Waugh 5 Bertram 6 Parnham 7 Fordham 8 Sharpe 9 Pearn 10 Wallis 11 Humphrey 12 Woods 13 Hall 14 Garrard 15 Giles 16 Johnson 17 Mathews Coach: Dancer

v t e Great Britain squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

1 Mason 2 Luckes 3 Wyatt 4 Halls 5 Bertram 6 Parnham 7 Fordham 8 Sharpe 9 Pearn 10 Wallis 11 Garrard 12 Waugh 13 Hall 14 Johnson 15 Giles 16 Hacker Coach: Dancer

v t e Great Britain squad – 2004 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1 Mason 2 Lewis 3 Collins 4 Garcia 6 Parnham 7 Stott 8 Bertram 9 Pearn 10 Wallis 11 Garrard (c) 12 Hawes 13 Hall 14 Johnson 15 Jones 18 Middleton 19 Dunlop 22 Moodie Coach: Lee

v t e Great Britain squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 9th place

1 Mason 2 Lewis 5 Moore 6 Parnham 7 Stott 8 Bertram 9 Pearn 10 Wallis 11 Garrard 12 Hawes 13 Hall 14 Johnson 17 Fordham 18 Middleton 19 Dunlop 22 Moodie Coach: Lee

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Name	Bertram, Tom
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Short description	British field hockey player
Date of birth	24 May 1977
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