Kenya men's national field hockey team
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| Association | Kenya Hockey Union | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Coach | Frederick Masibo | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| FIH ranking | 47th | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Kenya national field hockey team represents Kenya in the international field hockey competitions. Kenya's best result in the Hockey World Cup was fourth place in 1971. The home venue of the team is the City Park Hockey Stadium in Nairobi. The team is part of the Kenya Hockey Union (KHU).
Tournament History
Summer Olympics
- 1998 – 11th
Current squad
Current squad:[3]
Notable players
- Ranjeev Deol
- Michael Omondi
- Peter Akatsa
- Chris Otambo
- Simi Goyal
- Paul Omany
- Lucas Alubaha
- Zack Aura
- Barnabas Ochieng
- Meshack Senge
- Kenneth Nyongesa
Premier League teams of Kenya (2012)
- Green Sharks
- Wazalendo
- Nairobi Simba Union
- Kenya Police
- Western Jaguars
- K.C.A University
- Strathmore University
- Mvita XI
- Mombasa Sports Club
- Karate Axiom
- Kisumu Simba
- USI.U-A
References
- ↑ Kenya Hockey Union: All Africa Games Results
- ↑ Kenya Hockey Union: Africa Cup
- ↑ "Hockey Kenya". Retrieved 21 December 2014.
External links
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