Tim Pullman

Tim Pullman
Personal information
Nationality Australian
Born Libya
Sport
Country Australia
Sport Field hockey

Tim Pullman is an international field hockey umpire, umpiring at an elite level including the Commonwealth and Olympic Games. [1]

Personal

Tim lives in Adelaide, South Australia. He is an accountant and works as a Partner in the Private Clients division of BDO in South Australia. [1]

Playing hockey

As a hockey player, Tim represented South Australia as a junior right through to National League. [2]

Domestic Australian hockey umpire

Tim umpires regularly as part of the Metropolitan Competition Premier League run in Adelaide by Hockey SA.

He has also officiated in the Australian Hockey League from 1999 to 2014. In October 2014, he officiated the AHL Gold Medal match in front of his home Adelaide crowd, a match between the WA Thundersticks and Tassie Tigers which was won by the Tassie Tigers in a shoot-out.

International hockey umpire

Tim has umpired at an international level for over 15 years.

His first international was between Canada and India at a 4-nations event in Canberra in 1999. Since then he has travelled to major tournaments all round the world including the Junior World Cup in Hobart in 2001, 2 Commonwealth Games, 1 Champions Trophy and 1 World Cup. [3]

Tournaments where he has officiated include:

Recognition

In 2010, he was awarded the male Australian Official of the Year by Hockey Australia, an award that recognizes someone who:

In 2011, Tim was presented with his golden whistle after umpiring his 100th senior international match at the Champions Challenge 1 in Johannesburg. Seif Ahmed, the FIH’s representative at the tournament, made the presentation after the game between Malaysia and Canada. [3]

References


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