FIH 2005 Youth Leadership Certificates awarded 
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July 5, 2005
International Hockey Federation
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FIH has announced the winners of the 2005 Youth Leadership Certificates, with recipients awarded for their for the contribution to hockey across a number of different areas.
The country and names of the winners are listed below.
Argentina
Andrea Paula Balette: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Argentina in the areas of development, umpiring and coaching of disabled people.
Bangladesh
Md. Abdul Salek: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Bangladesh in the areas of talent identification and the organization of club training and participation.
Omar Faruque: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Bangladesh in the areas of talent identification, umpiring and club development.
England
Becca Owen: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in England in the areas of event organisation, umpiring, coaching and her involvement in the development of hockey.
Ghana
Godwin Oblitey: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ghana in the areas of umpiring and the development of youth umpires and the initiation of a National Youth Panel n Ghana.
Ireland
Helen Mahon: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland in the areas of coaching juniors and promoting the fun aspects of the game.
Robert Smith: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland by coaching young hockey players.
Claire O’Higgins: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland in the areas of umpiring and coaching.
Clare Cremmins: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland in the area of coaching.
Catherine McGrillen: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland in the areas of coaching, umpiring and the development of the club through fundraising events and website management.
Lisa Hanrahan: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Ireland by coordinating the players and coaches in her club.
Malawi
Daniel Chitimbe: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Malawi in the areas of coaching and promoting hockey.
Netherlands
Sybe Woelders: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands in the areas of umpiring, coaching (Goalkeepers) and promoting youth activities.
Yentl van Arkel: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands in the areas of coaching, umpiring and being an active member of the youth committee.
Yanick Rozema: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands by promoting hockey through her involvement as a coach and umpire.
Bastiaan Reindl: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands in the areas of junior coaching and umpiring and being an active member of the youth committee.
Koen Venekamp: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands through his position as Chairman of the Youth Club Committee, event management and umpiring.
Laurens den Ouden: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the Netherlands in the areas of coaching and umpiring and his enthusiasm & willingness to assist whenever needed.
Oman
Amjad Siddiq K. Bait Obaidoon: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of coaching, umpiring and club administration
Hussain Abdullah G. Al Hasni: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of umpiring, club administration and by assisting the team to participate in school championships.
Khalid Said S. Al Noufali: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of coaching and administration.
Aslam Ali Habib Al Balushi: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the area of coaching.
Murshid Rabia Hawait: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of coaching and administration.
Aiman Tawfiq Al Tamar: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the area of coaching.
Saleem Khatar S. Al Noufali: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the area of coaching.
Khalil Marhooh Al Hasni: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the area of coaching.
Ahmed Marhoon Al Jahdhmi: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of umpiring and player development.
Sami Juma Khamis Al Zadjali: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the area of coaching.
Husni Mubarak Hashil Al Shibli: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas coaching and umpiring.
Aed Shaban E. Muati: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Oman in the areas of coaching and club development.
Switzerland
Marc Apotheloz: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Switzerland in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
Daniel Koch: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Switzerland in the area of coaching.
Trinidad & Tobago
Zindzi Thompson: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Trinidad & Tobago in the area of event management and effectively running the Youth Committee.
Melissa Pascal: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Trinidad & Tobago in the area of event management and the organisation of Youth Committee projects.
Rachael Charles: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Trinidad & Tobago by organising events and communications with the club.
Tonya Marie James: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Trinidad & Tobago through event management, judging at tournaments and being a member of the youth committee.
Teresa Lezama: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in Trinidad & Tobago in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
USA
Kylie Burghardt: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
Samantha Lloyd: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the area of coaching.
Kelsey Brewer: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA by assisting with coaching and organising practice sessions.
Harrison Gray: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the areas event organisation, coaching and the organization of practice sessions.
Elizabeth Webber: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
Amanda Griffis: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
Jacqueline Supko: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the areas of coaching and umpiring.
Jennifer Thorn: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the area of coaching.
Danielle Renken: in recognition of successfully contributing to hockey in the USA in the area of coaching.
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