Field hockey at the 1984 Summer Olympics – Men's team squads
Twelve national teams competed in the Olympic Hockey Tournament at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Sixteen players were officially enrolled in each squad.
Group A
Australia
- Manager: Alan Berry
India
- Manager: Nandy Singh Graha
- Romeo James (GK)
- Manohar Topno
- Vineet Kumar Sharma
- Somaya Maneypanda
- Joaquimmartin Carvalho
- Rajinder Singh
- Charanjit Kumar
- Mervyn Fernandis
- Hardeep Singh
- Mohammed Shahid
- Zafar Iqbal (c)
- Pangambam Nilakomol Singh (GK)
- Iqbaljit Grewal
- Ravinder Pal Singh
- Marcellusmark Gomes
- Jalaluddin Syed
Malaysia
- Manager: M Noordin Hassan
- Fadzil Zainal Abidin Ahmad (GK)
- Yahya Atan
- Foo Keat Seong
- Sukhyinderjeet Kulwant Singh
- Michael Chew
- Sarjit Singh Kyndan Singh
- Stephen Van Huizen
- Jagjit Singh Chet Singh
- Mustapha Bin-Krim Soon
- Kevin Nunis
- Ow Soon Kooi
- Tam Cheo Sing
- Shurentheran Murugasen
- Poon Fook Loke (c)
- Colin Hugh Santa Maria
- Zulkifli Abbas
Spain
- Manager: Luis Antonio Twose
United States
- Manager: Lee Yoder
- Mohammed Barakat
- Ken Barrett
- Rawle Cox
- Trevor Fernandes
- Robert Gregg
- Iqbal Manzar (c)
- Michael Kraus
- Randy Lipscher (GK)
- David McMichael
- Gary Newton
- Michael Newton
- Brian Spencer
- Morgan Stebbins
- Robert Stiles (GK)
- Andrew Stone
- Nigel Traverso
West Germany
- Manager: Hugo Budinger
Group B
Canada
Great Britain
- Manager: Roger Self
- Head Coach: David Whitaker
Kenya
- Manager: Pritam Sandhu
- Emmanuel Oduol (GK)
- Julius Akumu
- Lucas Alubaha
- Michael Omondi
- Parminder Singh Saini
- Manjeet Singh Panesar
- Jatinder Singh Panesar
- Peter Akatsa
- Harvinder Singh Kular
- Christopher Otambo
- Barjinder Daved (c)
- Raphael Fernandes
- Sunil Chhabra
- Sarabjit Singh Sehmi
- Eric Otieno
- Julius Mutinda
Netherlands
- Manager: Johan Bolhuis
New Zealand
- Manager: David Coulter
- Head Coach: B Maunsell
Pakistan
- Manager: Manzoor Atif
- Head Coach: Khwaja Zakauddin[2]
References
- 1 2 "Field Hockey Canada CANADA AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES". Retrieved 15 June 2010.
- ↑ "PHF – Pakistan Hockey Federation". Retrieved 16 June 2010.
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