Hockey Ones to Watch

James Tindall

Sport: Hockey |(Surbiton Hockey Club)

Associations with Elmbridge

• Resides in Virginia Water
• Member of Surbiton Hockey Club

Biography
James Tindall is one of the key names in British hockey, with a number of goals on the international stage, James will be one to watch at the 2012 Games. His first international appearance was in 2005 against the Netherlands, since then he has gained a large collection of international medals and trophies. In 2005 he was named the Hockey Writers Club Player of the Year after impressive performances at the Commonwealth Games and World Cup.

Key achievements

Olympic achievements

• Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing 5th place

Commonwealth Games achievements

• Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games 4th place
• Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games 4th place

Further achievements

• 2010: Champions Trophy Silver
• 2010: World Cup 4th place finish
• 2009: European Champions
• 2005: Hockey Writers 'Player of the year'

Matt Daley

Sport: Hockey |(Surbiton Hockey Club)

Associations with Elmbridge

• Resides in Long Ditton
• Member of Surbiton Hockey Club

Biography
Originally from Saudi Arabia, Matt Daly has competed for England and Britain in numerous tournaments. His debut match was in 2005 in a test match against South Africa.

Away from competing in club and international hockey competitions, Matt's occupation is a sport coach.

Key achievements

Olympic achievements

• Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, 5th place finish

Commonwealth Games achievements

• Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, 4th place finish
• Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games 4th place finish

Further achievements

• 2010 Champions Trophy Silver
• 2010: World Cup 4th place
• 2009: European Champions

Rob Moore

Sport: Hockey |(Surbiton Hockey Club)

Biography: Robert Moore born in Winchester on 21 May 1981, is a key member of the England Senior Mens Hockey team. Moore is amongst the most capped England players and was a key part of the team that recently picked up a silver medal at the Champions Trophy 2010 and a gold medal at the European Cup 2009.

Key achievements:

Olympic achievements

• Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, 5th place finish

Further achievements

• 2010 Champions Trophy Silver