Albert Sala

Personal information

Full name

Albert Sala Moreno

Born

July 15, 1981 (age 34)
Terrassa, Catalonia, Spain

Medal record

Men’s Field Hockey
Representing Spain
Olympic Games
	2008 Beijing	Team
European Championship
	2005 Leipzig	Team
	2007 Manchester	Team
Champions Trophy
	2004 Lahore	Team
	2005 Chennai	Team
	2006 Terrassa	Team
Champions Challenge
	2003 Johannesburg	Team

This name uses Spanish naming customs: the first or paternal family name is Sala and the second or maternal family name is Moreno.

Albert Sala Moreno (born July 15, 1981 in Terrassa, Catalonia) is a field hockey player from Spain, who finished in fourth position with the Men's National Team at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

After having played for Atlètic Terrassa for several years, he moved to The Netherlands in the summer of 2006, and started to play for Stichtse Cricket en Hockey Club in Bilthoven.

Albert Sala Moreno graduated from the Johan Cruyff Institute in the International Master of Sport Management.

References

Spanish Olympic Committee

Albert Sala – Navigation Templates

Spain squad – 2000 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1 Jufresa 2 Ribas 3 Malgosa (c) 4 J. Amat 5 Fábregas 9 P. Amat 10 Casas 11 Arnau 12 R. Sala 13 Dinarés 14 Sánchez 15 Usoz 16 Herrera 18 Garza 19 Tubau 23 Quintana 24 Codina 26 A. Sala Coach: Forrellat

Spain squad – 2000 Champions Trophy

1 Jufresa 2 Ribas 3 Malgosa (c) 4 J. Amat 5 Fábregas 6 Moreno 7 P. Amat 8 Casas 9 Arnau 10 Sala 11 Dinarés 12 Sánchez 13 Usoz 14 Herrera 15 Garza 16 Tubau 17 Freixa 18 Sala Coach: Forrellat

Spain squad – 2002 FIH World Cup

1 Herrera 4 Quintana 5 Fábregas 7 Escarré 8 Casas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 11 Arnau (c) 12 Sala 13 Alegre 14 Sánchez 15 Sojo 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 19 Aguilar 21 Perez 22 Bruses Coach: Forrellat

Spain squad – 2003 Champions Challenge

1 Herrera 2 Freixa 3 Quemada 4 Garcia-Cascon 5 F. Fábregas 6 Codina 7 Escarré (c) 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 11 Aguilar 12 Esteban 13 R. Alegre 14 Sánchez 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 22 Cortés Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2004 Olympic Qualifying Tournament

1 Herrera 2 Freixa 4 Garcia-Cascon 5 F. Fábregas (c) 6 Codina 7 Escarré 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 12 Esteban 13 R. Alegre 14 Sánchez 15 Sojo 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 22 Cortés 23 D. Alegre Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 4th place

1 Herrera 2 Freixa 5 F. Fábregas (c) 7 Escarré 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 11 Aguilar 13 R. Alegre 14 Sánchez 15 Sojo 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 19 Bruses 23 D. Alegre Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2004 Champions Trophy

1 Herrera 2 Freixa 3 Quemada 5 F. Fábregas 6 Enrich 7 Escarré (c) 8 A. Fábregas 12 Esteban 13 R. Alegre 15 Sojo 17 Sala 18 Garza 20 Enrique 21 E. Arbós 22 Cortés 23 D. Alegre 24 I. Arbós 26 Fernández Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2006 FIH World Cup

1 Herrera 2 S. Freixa 4 O. Freixa 5 F. Fábregas (c) 6 Dinares 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 12 Fernández 13 R. Alegre 15 Sojo 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 19 Quemada 20 Enrique 22 Cortés 23 D. Alegre Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2007 European Nations Cup

1 Herrera 5 F. Fábregas (c) 6 Dinares 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 12 Fernández 13 R. Alegre 14 Lainz 15 Sojo 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 20 Enrique 21 Arbós 22 Cortés 23 D. Alegre 24 Oliva Coach: Hendriks

Spain squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – Silver medal

1 Cortés 2 Freixa 5 F. Fábregas (c) 6 Sojo 8 A. Fábregas 9 Amat 10 Tubau 11 Oliva 12 Fernández 13 R. Alegre 16 Ribas 17 Sala 18 Garza 20 Enrique 21 Arbós 23 D. Alegre Coach: Hendriks

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