New Delhi, 24 July 2014: The preparatory camp of the Junior Men Core Probables for the FIH Junior Men World Cup 2016, scheduled to take place in India in December 2016, resumed at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi on 23 July 2014.
The 33 Junior Men Core Probables are part of this camp which will continue till 18 August 2014. Hockey India Selection Committee shortlisted 33 Junior Men Core Probables out of 60 campers in the first preparatory camp for the Junior Men World Cup 2016 held at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium in New Delhi from 25 April – 6 June 2014.
Speaking on the preparatory camp, Dr. Narinder Batra, Secretary General, Hockey India said, “We at Hockey India are dedicatedly trying to work towards the up-gradation in the quality of hockey in India. Our aim here is to mould the Junior Men Hockey Team in a manner where they are ready to take on their challenges and deliver astonishing results in every match they play in the 2016 Junior Men World Cup. Being the host of the Junior Men World Cup 2016, we and all the hockey fanatics throughout the country would like to see a performance matching up to the World Cup standards and these early preparations will help us reach the goal.”
List of players is as under:
GOALKEEPERS
1. Vikas Dahiya
2. Subodh Tirkey
3. Abhinav Kumar Pandey
4. Jugraj Singh
DEFENDERS
5. Abhay Ekka
6. Jarmanpreet Singh
7. Harmanpreet Singh
8. Anand Lakra
9. Sanjit Toppo
10. Abhishek Pratap Singh
11. Baljit Singh
12. Nilam Sanjeep Xess
13. Dipsan Tirkey
14. Varun Kumar
MIDFIELDERS
15. Sumit
16. Simranjeet Singh
17. Santa Singh
18. Prakash Barla
19. Harjeet Singh
20. S. H. Nilakanta Sharma
21. Imran Khan
22. Manpreet
23. Rajat Sharma
24. Ajay Yadav
FORWARDS
25. Parvinder Singh
26. Armaan Qureshi
27. Ajit Kumar Pandey
28. Mohd. Nizamuddin
29. Pawan Kumar
30. Raushan Kumar
31. Janma Majhi
32. Sumit Toppo
33. Sumit Kumar
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