Pablo Moreira

Personal information

Born

November 8, 1970

Medal record

Men’s Field Hockey
Competitor for Argentina
Champions Challenge
	2001 Kuala Lumpur	Team
Pan American Games
	1991 Havana	Team
	1995 Mar del Plata	Team
	2003 Santo Domingo	Team

Pablo Javier Moreira Virgini (born November 8, 1970 in Quilmes) is a field hockey goalkeeper from Argentina, who made his debut for the national squad in 1991 at the Pan American Games in Cuba. He played for Club Atlético Ducilo in Buenos Aires. Moreira competed for his native country at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona (11th place), the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney (8th place) and at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens (11th place).

References

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Argentina squad – 1991 Pan American Games – Gold medal

1 Roggero 2 Garraffo 3 Mandarano 4 Allona 5 Pérez 6 Pailos 7 Doherty 8 Siri 9 Geneyro 10 Minadeo 11 Ferrara 12 Moreira 13 Retegui 14 Sordelli 15 Ruiz 16 Lombi Coach: Ciancia

Argentina squad – 1992 Summer Olympics

1 Roggero 2 Garraffo 3 Mandarano 4 Allona 5 Pérez 6 Pailos 7 Falchetto 8 Siri 9 Geneyro 10 Minadeo 11 Ferrara 12 Moreira 13 Ayala 14 Sordelli 15 Ruiz 16 Lombi Coach: Ciancia

Argentina squad – 1995 Pan American Games – Gold medal

1 Moreira (c) 2 Querejeta 3 Pailos 4 Chiodo 5 Doherty 6 Moresi 7 Pérez 8 Retegui 9 J. Lombi 10 Minadeo 11 Falchetto 12 G. Keenan 13 Schmitt 14 P. Keenan 15 Caldas 16 P. Lombi Coach: MacCormik

Argentina squad – 1996 Summer Olympics

1 Moreira (c) 2 Querejeta 3 Pailos 4 Chiodo 5 Doherty 6 Moresi 7 Pérez 8 Retegui 9 J. Lombi 10 Minadeo 11 Ferrara 12 Baccaro 13 Schmitt 14 Capurro 15 Caldas 16 P. Lombi Coach: MacCormik

Argentina squad – 1997 World Cup Qualifying Tournament

1 Moreira 2 Querejeta 3 Pailos 4 Caldas 5 Chiodo 6 Moresi 7 Pérez 8 Retegui 9 Geneyro 10 Capurro 11 Lombi 12 Orozco 13 Schmitt 14 Costanzo 15 Castelli 16 Peralta Coach: Ciancia

Argentina squad – 2000 Summer Olympics

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Pellegrino 4 M. Vila 5 Paulón 6 Chao 7 Almada 8 Retegui 9 R. Vila 10 MacCormik 11 Capurro 12 Riccardi 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Oscaris Coach: Ciancia

Argentina squad – 2001 World Cup Qualifying Tournament

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Caldas 4 M. Vila 5 Paulón 6 Chao 7 Almada 8 Retegui 9 R. Vila 10 MacCormik 11 Capurro 12 Riccardi 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Oscaris 17 Paredes 18 Muir Coach: Ruiz

Argentina squad – 2001 Champions Challenge

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Caldas 4 Vila 5 Paulón 7 Almada 10 MacCormik 11 Capurro 12 Riccardi 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Oscaris 17 Paredes 19 Vivaldi 23 Deambarsi Coach: Ruiz

Argentina squad – 2002 FIH World Cup

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Caldas 4 M. Vila 5 Paulón 6 Chao 7 Almada 8 Retegui 9 R. Vila 10 MacCormik 11 Capurro 12 Riccardi 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Oscaris 17 Paredes 18 Garreta Coach: Ruiz

Argentina squad – 2003 Champions Trophy

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Cammareri 4 Vila 5 Paulón 7 Almada 8 Retegui 10 MacCormik 11 Avila 12 Riccardi 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Esparis 17 Paredes 17 Rey 17 Vivaldi 18 Garreta Coach: Ruiz

Argentina squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 11th place

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 3 Caldas 4 M. Vila 5 Paulón 7 Almada 8 Retegui 9 R. Vila 10 MacCormik 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 17 Paredes 19 Vivaldi 22 Rey 23 Cammareri Coach: Ruiz

Argentina squad – 2004 Pan American Cup

1 Moreira (c) 2 Hourquebie 4 M. Vila 5 Paulón 7 Almada 9 R. Vila 10 MacCormik 11 Capurro 13 Lombi 14 Zylberberg 15 Orozco 16 Oscaris 17 Paredes 18 Garreta 19 Vivaldi 20 Ávila 21 García González 22 Rey Coach: Ruiz

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