French Expertise Takes Charge: Frederic Soyez Appointed India's Junior Hockey Coach
India appoints Frederic Soyez as the chief coach of the national junior men's hockey team, replacing PR Sreejesh. With over three decades of coaching experience, Soyez is expected to bolster India's long-term hockey ambitions. Indian coaches are being integrated to ensure continuity and future high-performance success.
India officially appointed decorated French coach Frederic Soyez as the chief coach of the national junior men's hockey team, succeeding PR Sreejesh, a former Olympic medallist.
Sreejesh's departure followed the end of his contract, despite his success in securing India a bronze medal at the FIH Junior World Cup. The decision is part of Hockey India's long-term vision for a sustainable high-performance ecosystem, targeting the 2036 Olympic Games.
Soyez, a veteran coach with extensive international experience, is expected to elevate Indian hockey standards, complimented by integration with Indian coaches to maintain a cohesive coaching structure across junior to senior levels.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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