No National Hockey Player Considered For FIH Awards
Zeeshan Mehtab Published January 25, 2017 | 03:00 PM
ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 25th Jan, 2017 ) : No Pakistani player has made it to the nominations of the 2016 Hockey Stars Awards to be announced in Chandigarh on February 23.
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) on Wednesday announced that for the first time in the sport's history, an awards ceremony will take place to honour the best players, goalkeepers, rising stars, coaches and umpires of the game, said a press release issued here.
The FIH, in partnership with Hockey India, will announce the winners of the Hockey Stars Awards in Chandigarh. Looking back at the Hockey Champions Trophies, Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the Hockey Junior World Cups and all other key hockey events from the past year, the awards ceremony will showcase hockey's superstars at their best.
FIH will also be running a competition through FIH's social media channels for two lucky fans to attend the Awards in India. The winner will receive return flights for them and a friend, five nights' accommodation, two VIP invitations to the Awards plus VIP tickets to the Coal India Hockey India League Final, taking place in the city only a few days after the Awards.
Hockey Stars 2016 Nominees-FIH Player of the Year: Women: Alex Danson (GBR); Carla Rebecchi (ARG); Kate Richardson-Walsh (GBR); Naomi van As (NED); Stacey Michelsen (NZL). Men: Gonzalo Peillat (ARG); John-John Dohmen (BEL); Moritz F�rste (GER); Pedro Ibarra (ARG); Tobias Hauke (GER).
FIH Goalkeeper of the Year: Women: Belen Succi (ARG); Jackie Briggs (USA); Joyce Sombroek (NED); Kristina Reynolds (GER); Maddie Hinch (GBR). Men: David Harte (IRL); Jaap Stockmann (NED); Juan Vivaldi (ARG); Parattu Raveendran Sreejesh (IND); Vincent Vanasch (BEL).
FIH Rising Star of the Year (Players under 23): Women: Florencia Habif (ARG); Kathryn Slattery (AUS); Lily Owsley (GBR); Maria Granatto (ARG); Nike Lorenz (GER). Men: Arthur van Doren (BEL); Christopher R�hr (GER); Harmanpreet Singh (IND); Jorrit Croon (NED); Timm Herzbruch (GER).
FIH Coach of the Year: Women: Alyson Annan (AUS); Janneke Schopman (USA); Karen Brown (GBR). Men: Carlos Retegui (ARG); Danny Kerry (GBR); Shane McLeod (NZL).
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