Roelant Oltmans

Roelant Oltmans (Oegstgeest, May 25, 1954) is a Dutch hockey coach. At present, he is the high performance director and head coach of the India men's hockey team.^[1] Earlier he was the coach of the men's team of Larensche Mixed Hockey Club, and has been coach of the Dutch men's team and the women's team.

Career

The career of Oltmans were several successes. His first major prize was Dutch women's team. He was coach from 1989 to 1993 and was world champion in 1990 in Sydney. In 1993 he moved to the men's team. Six years after the World Cup in Sydney with the team he won the Olympic Games in Atlanta.

In 1998 he became world champion in the men in Utrecht. After his successes in hockey Oltmans stepped on to the football. Until 2002 Oltmans was technical director of football NAC. Through an adventure in hockey Little Switzerland Oltmans began in late 2003 as coach of the national team of Pakistan during the Olympic Games in Athens and had this position until the end of 2004. In 2005 he returned as coach of the national men's team. This position he held until the 2008 Summer Olympics, which was 4th Netherlands.

References

↑ "It was our best game in Asia Cup Oltmans". The Times of India.

http://www.thehindu.com/sport/hockey/there-will-be-no-let-up-in-practice/article5026055.ece

Netherlands squad – 1990 FIH World Cup

1 Toxopeus 2 Bleeker 3 Leenders 4 Fokke 5 Van Zenderen 6 Koenen 7 Benninga (c) 8 Thate 9 Wolff 10 Wouters 11 Appels 12 Steenberghe 13 Holsboer 14 Van der Ben 15 De Ruiter 16 Lejeune Coach: Oltmans

Netherlands squad – 1991 Champions Trophy

1 Toxopeus 2 Bleeker 3 Leenders 4 Fokke 5 Ohr 6 Thate 7 Benninga (c) 8 Koenen 9 Wolff 10 Wouters 11 Appels 12 Steenberghe 13 Van der Wielen 14 Van der Ben 15 De Ruiter 16 Lewin Coach: Oltmans

Netherlands squad – 1996 Summer Olympics

1 Jansen 2 Lomans 3 Klein Gebbink 4 Jazet 5 Van Meer 6 Van Pelt 7 Delissen (c) 8 Brinkman 9 Crucq 10 Veen 11 Bovelander 12 Delmee 13 Vogels 14 De Nooijer 15 Van Wijk 16 Van den Honert Coach: Oltmans

Netherlands squad – 1998 FIH World Cup

1 Jansen 2 Lomans 3 Klein Gebbink 4 Jazet 5 Van Meer 6 Van Pelt 7 Van der Weide 8 Brinkman 9 Geeris 10 Veen (c) 11 Van 't Hek 12 Delmee 13 Looije 14 De Nooijer 15 Van Wijk 16 Buma Coach: Oltmans

Pakistan squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 5th place

1 Alam 2 Jawad 3 Nadeem 4 Ali 5 Maqsood 6 Ahmad 7 Hussain 8 Butt 9 Abbas 10 Raza 11 Shabbir 12 Akbar 13 Ashraf 14 Ali Khan 15 Abbasi 16 Aziz Coach: Oltmans

Netherlands squad – 2005 Champions Trophy

1 Vogels 3 G. Derikx 4 Klaver 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 10 Taekema 12 Delmee (c) 13 Veering 14 De Nooijer 16 Evers 17 Rohof 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 21 Brekelmans 22 Weusthof 23 Hoyng 24 Van der Horst 25 Balkestein Coach: Oltmans

Netherlands squad – 2008 Summer Olympics – 4th place

1 Vogels 3 G. Derikx 5 R. Derikx 6 Boerma 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 9 Weusthof 10 Taekema 11 Docherty 12 Delmee (c) 14 De Nooijer 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 20 Hertzberger 23 Hoyng 24 Van der Horst Coach: Oltmans

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