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| Born |
21.3.1978
in Vancouver, BC |
| School
/ University |
Centennial
High School, Coquitlam |
| Profession |
Finance
Bus. Analyst |
| Club(s) |
San Jose
Khalsa |
| Playing
Position |
Centre
Half / midfield |
| First International |
1998 against
Spain |
| Last International |
2004
against Japan |
| International
Caps |
125 |
| Olympic
Goals scored |
0 |
| Hockey
Idol |
Shiv Jagday
(Canada) |
|
Olympic
Games:
Ronnie
Guriqbal Singh Jagday represented Canada at the 2000 Sydney
Olympic Games.
|
Games |
City |
Phase |
Match |
Date |
Result |
Goals |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Group
A |
2 |
16.09.2000 |
Canada
2 - Pakistan 2 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Group
A |
6 |
18.09.2000 |
Canada
1 - Germany 2 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Group
A |
7 |
20.09.2000 |
Canada
2 - Netherlands 5 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Group
A |
12 |
24.09.2000 |
Canada
1 - Great Britain 1 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Group
A |
13 |
26.09.2000 |
Canada
1 - Malaysia 1 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Class
9/12 |
2 |
28.09.2000 |
Canada
3 - Poland 2 |
0 |
| 2000 |
Sydney |
Final
Class 9/10 |
1 |
30.09.2000 |
Canada
0 - Spain 3 |
0 |
Final
Standing: 10th |
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•
1996 Junior Pan American Games, Barbados
(3rd).
• 1998 World Cup, Utrecht (8th).
• 1998 Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur.
• 1999 Pan American Games, Winnipeg (1st).
• 2000 Americas Cup, Cuba (2nd).
• 2001 World Cup Qualifier, Edinburgh (8th).
• 2003 Pan American Games, Santo Domingo. |
Ronnie
Jagday |
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2004 Olympic Qualifier,
Madrid.
• 1999 Akhbar El Yom Tournament, Cairo (3rd).
• 1999 Sultan Azlan Shah Tournament, Kuala Lumpur (4th).
• 2000 Barcelona 4-Nation Tournament (4th).
• 2000 Sultan Azlan Shah Tournament, Kuala Lumpur (7th)
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Ronnie
Jagday |
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•
2003 New Zealand Tour.
• 2003 3-Nations Tournament, Vancouver (2nd).
Achievements in Hockey:
Essentially the
run Canada made between 1997 and 2000 where as a team we gelled
and showed synergy to overchieve. In that time period, we went
to World Cup (8th), Olympics, and along the way beat a number
of top teams in test competitions, including coming from 4-0
behind in World Cup in 1998 to tie Germany 4-4, beat Holland,
Australia, Korea in test competitions. |
Ronnie Jagday |
Definitely
a highlight was winning Pan Am Gold Medal in 1999 by beating
Argentina 1-0 and qualifying for the Sydney, Olympics.
A result that helped
me fulfil my dream of becoming an Olympian.
Ronnie says the
following about the highlights of his career:
"Competing
in 1998 World Cup in Holland, Competing in Sydney Olympics with
family watching, winning Pan Am Gold in 1999 by beating Argentina
1-0, competing against my Dad (Canada versus USA) in 1999 Pan
Am Games, and the 2001 World Cup Qualifier in Edinburgh Scotland,
where I scored 2 goals." |
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Ronnie Jagday at
Sydney Olympics |
| Highlights
of career outside hockey:
"I am an avid
sports fan and have excelled at a number of sports outside of
hockey including playing competitive tennis, soccer, and basketball.
I currently work
at Cisco Systems Inc. as a Finance Analyst in San Jose, California.
Have a beautiful
immediate family (Mom, Dad, 2 sisters Sherrie and Sandy." |
Interesting
Facts:
"Dad, Shiv
Jagday – A man with a wealth of hockey knowledge and world
class skill, and the one who provided me the foundation of the
game that allowed me to become an international hockey player.
My father is former
Canadian National Team Coach, FIH Coach, and current coach of
the USA National Men’s Field Hockey team."
Centennial High
School, Coquitlam, BC, Canada; Simon University, Burnaby, BC,
Canada
Finance Bus. Analyst,
Cisco Systems Inc., San Jose, California
San Jose Khalsa;
Vancouver Hawks Field Hockey Club
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