- Black Sticks Men
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New Zealand Nickname Black Sticks Association New Zealand Hockey Federation Confederation Oceania Hockey Federation Coach Shane McLeod Assistant coach Greg Nicol Manager Kevin Marr Captain Phillip Burrows FIH ranking 7th First kit Second kit The Black Sticks Men are New Zealand's men's national field hockey team. They upset Australia to win gold at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, becoming the first non-Asian/European team to clinch the gold.
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Participations
Summer Olympics
- 1956 – Sixth place
- 1960 – Fifth place
- 1964 – Unclassified
- 1968 – Seventh place
- 1972 – Ninth place
- 1976 –
- 1984 – Seventh place
- 1992 – Eighth place
- 2004 – Sixth place
- 2008 - Seventh place
World Cup
- 1973 – Seventh place
- 1975 – Seventh place
- 1982 – Seventh place
- 1986 – Ninth place
- 1998 – Tenth place
- 2002 – Ninth place
- 2006 – Eighth place
- 2010 – Ninth place
Champions Trophy
- 1978 – Fourth place
- 1983 – Sixth place
- 1984 – Fifth place
- 2004 – Sixth place
- 2010 - Sixth place
Champions Challenge
Commonwealth Games
Oceania Hockey Cup
- 1999 –
- 2001 –
- 2003 –
- 2005 –
- 2007 –
- 2009 –
- 2011 –
Notable players
- Paul Ackerley
- Scott Anderson
- Jeff Archibald
- Ryan Archibald
- Nick Wilson
- Simon Child
- Hayden Shaw
- Phillip Burrows
- Jack Judge
Current team
- Kyle Pontifex
- Andy Hayward
- Dean Couzins
- Hayden Shaw
- Blair Hopping
- Blair Tarrant
- Shea McAleese
- Ryan Archibald
- Bradley Shaw
- Steve Edwards
- Nick Haig
- Hugo Inglis
- Arun Panchia
- Nick Wilson
- Joel Baker
- Simon Child
- Phillip Burrows
- Blair Hilton
- Stephen Jenness
External links
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