MCT: Men's Champions Trophy 1978-2003 Statistical Survey
Compiled by : Syed Akber Ali Wahidi 
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Where will the Hockeyroos finish in the Champions Trophy in Macau?
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17% |
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9% |
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This poll ran from Aug 7th, 2002 to Sep 10th, 2002
Total Votes: 47
Previous Polls / Results
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Australia: 2005 AHL Season Draw
After winning this years Australian Hockey League title in front of a home crowd, the SmokeFree WA Diamonds will begin their championship defence at the same venue following the release of the 2005 season draw.
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Hockey Australia High Performance Unit positions
The remaining positions within the new Hockey Australia high performance structure have been finalised after both national coaches were named last month.
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Australian U21 and Open Indoor National Championships - Results from Day 3
Results from the third day of competition at the Australian U21 and Open Indoor National Championships.
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Australian U21 and Open Indoor National Championships - Results from Day 2
Results from the second day of competition at the Australian U21 and Open Indoor National Championships.
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Australia: Korner relaxed about Junior World Cup hockey bid
Ipswich teenager Amy Korner is one of the region's most exciting talents, destined for a long international career.
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WCT: Australia: Hockeyroos denied shot at bronze 
TOOWOOMBA players Karen Smith and Susie Faulkner both scored goals, but it was to no avail as the Hockeyroos lost a controversial bronze medal play-off match to Argentina at the Champions Trophy tournament in Rosario, Argentina.
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WCT: Hockeyroos miss bronze in controversial fashion x12
Defending champions Australia have finished fourth at the Champions Trophy women's hockey tournament after losing to hosts Argentina in the play-off for bronze.
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WCT: Disputed goal robs Hockeyroos
A CONTROVERSIAL penalty corner gave hosts Argentina the bronze medal at the women's hockey Champions Trophy in Rosario today.
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WCT: Aussies in fight for bronze
JESSICA Arnold scored twice as Australia beat New Zealand at the women's Champions Trophy hockey tournament today.
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WCT: New Zealand: Black Sticks all fired up to wallop Aussies
Victory over arch-rivals Australia early tomorrow will guarantee New Zealand their highest finish at a Champions Trophy and a place in next year's tournament.
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WCT: Hockeyroos down China in Argentina
Australia has earned its first win at the Champion Trophy women's hockey tournament in Argentina by edging China 1-0.
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WCT: Brown gives Hockeyroos hope
Australia 1 China 0
THE Hockeyroos earned their first win at the Champion Trophy today.
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WCT: Hockeyroos break losing drought
The Australian women's hockey team recorded its first win of the Champions Trophy tournament in Argentina today with a 1-0 victory over China.
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Australia: Hockeyroo in for major award
HOCKEYROOS goalkeeper Rachel Imison's performances at the Athens Olympic Games have been recognised with a nomination for the 2004 World Hockey Player of the Year.
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WCT: Hockeyroos thumped into history
THE Hockeyroos made some unwelcome history as they were thumped 5-1 by host Argentina at the Champions Trophy women's hockey tournament today.
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WCT: Germans bring Athens form to Rosario 
After two rounds of the BDO Hockey Champions Trophy, the final rankings from the Olympic Games have reappeared, with the gold and silver medallists on top of the points table in Rosario.
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WCT: Hockeyroos suffer second Champions loss x2
Australia has lost its second game in a row at the women's hockey Champions Trophy in Rosario, Argentina.
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WCT: Netherlands score 2-1 victory over Australia
Chantal De Bruijn and Maartje Scheepstra scored second-half goals and rallied the Netherlands to a 2-1 victory over Australia at the Champion's Trophy women's field hockey tournament on Sunday, handing the defending champs their second loss in as many gam
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WCT: Germany edges out Australia
Anke Kuhn has scored the only goal in the 45th minute to lead Germany to a 1-0 win over defending champion Australia in the opening round of the women's field hockey Champions Trophy.
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MCT: Pakistan will prove Australian security concerns wrong: PHF president
Pakistan will prove Australian security apprehensions wrong by holding the upcoming Champions Trophy Hockey Tournament in a smooth and befitting manner.
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WCT: Germans down Hockeyroos
The German women's hockey team has continued its recent run of form against Australia with a 1-0 victory at the Champions Trophy in Rosario, Argentina.
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WCT: Australia vs. Germany Opens 2004 World Champions Trophy in Women's Field Hockey
Australia opens its title defense of the Champions Trophy Saturday, facing Olympic gold medalist Germany in the annual women's field hockey tournament featuring the world's top six teams.
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WCT: Women s Champions Trophy hockey tournament opens today
Australia open their title defence of the Champions Trophy on Saturday, facing Olympic gold medalist Germany in the annual womens field hockey tournament featuring the worlds top six teams.
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Australian U21s take out Indian Series
Australia's U21 Men took the honours in the international tests against India in Perth afer winning their fourth match on Saturday, and securing the series 3-1.
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New Zealand: Three schoolboys in NZ under-21 team 
Three schoolboys have been named in the New Zealand junior men's (under-21) hockey team to play a series against Australia next month.
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India U-21 team suffers 2-8 loss against Australia x2
The Indians were crashed to a 2-8 loss against Australia in the third U-21 hockey 'Test' at Perth with prolific scorer Steven Boyce slamming home a hat-trick.
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MCT: Aussies pullout of Champions Trophy to be raised with FIH: PHF: x10
The Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) has said that it would raise the issue of Australia's pullout from Champions Trophy tournament to be held in December with the International Hockey Federation (FIH).
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Australia: U21s surge ahead with 8-2 win over India x2
The Australian U21 Men's team powered to an impressive 8-2 victory over India in Perth last night, taking a 2-1 lead in the 4 game series.
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Australia: Matthew scores sports award
Olympic gold medallist Matthew Wells capped off a brilliant international hockey season by being named the TIS athlete of the year in Hobart last night.
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Australia: Hockeyroos head off minus major sponsor
The Hockeyroos have lost their major sponsor on the eve of their departure for the Champions' Trophy hockey tournament in Argentina.
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Aussie hockey legend wants to coach India x2
The biggest challenge in world hockey is to coach India, said Australian legend Richard Charlesworth.
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Indian colts score 3-2 win over Aussies
The Indian colts recovered from the first match drubbing to beat the hosts Australia 3-2 in the second under-21 hockey Test in Perth on Tuesday.
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New Zealand: U-21 team includes seven Black Sticks
New Zealand will have one of its most experienced under-21 teams for many years to meet Australia in the Junior World Cup qualifying series in Wellington in December.
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India beat Australia 3-2 to draw parity
Putting behind the dismal performance in the first test, India (U-21) made a strong comeback to overpower Australia 3-2 in the second hockey test here today.
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Australia: India levels Under 21 series 
The Indian Under 21 men's team rebounded from Sunday's heavy defeat to outlast Australia 3-2 in the second match of their series in Perth yesterday.
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U21 International: India defeat Australia 3-2 x2
India has defeated Australia 3-2 in the second of the 4 games the Under 21 National teams play in Perth this week.
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Australia: Boyce high fives Indians  x49
Steven Boyces phenomenal five-goal haul highlighted the Australian Under 21 mens teams 6-1 thrashing of India in their first Test in Perth.
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Junior Indian team in Perth on exposure tour x2
An 18-member junior Indian team, which is in Perth for an exposure tour, will play four Test matches against a junior Australian team.
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Indian under-21 hockey team leaves for Australia
An 18-member Indian under-21 hockey team, led by forward Nitin Kumar, left on Tuesday night for Australia to play four matches against an Australian under-21 team.
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