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Floris Evers

Floris Evers in 2013
Personal information
Full name	Floris Maarten Alphons Maria Evers
Born	(1983-02-26) 26 February 1983 (age 41) Tilburg, Netherlands
Senior career
Years	Team
	Hattem
	Groningen
0000–2006	SCHC
2006–2015	Amsterdam
National team
Years	Team	Caps
2002–2012	Netherlands	229
Medal record Men's Field Hockey Representing the  Netherlands Olympic Games 2004 Athens Team 2012 London Team World Cup 2010 New Delhi Team EuroHockey Championship 2005 Leipzig Team 2007 Manchester Team 2011 Gladbach Team Champions Trophy 2002 Cologne Team 2003 Amstelveen Team 2004 Lahore Team 2005 Chennai Team 2006 Terrassa Team 2007 Kuala Lumpur Team

Floris Maarten Alphons Maria Evers (born 26 February 1983 in Tilburg, North Brabant) is a field hockey player from the Netherlands, who won the silver medal with the Dutch national team at the 2004 Summer Olympics and at the 2012 Summer Olympics. He was the captain of the team at the 2012 Summer Olympics. He has played in all the top leagues the world of field hockey. After the London Olympics, along with Teun de Noijer, he retired from international hockey. In 2013, he played with the Ranchi Rhinos in the Indian hockey league.

Club career

He played most of his career for Amsterdam where he announced his retirement in 2015. Since 2006, Evers had been playing at Amsterdam, with which he became the national champion in 2011 and 2012. Before that, he played for Groningen, Hattem and Stichtsche.

References

1. Olympic results Archived 4 November 2012 at the Wayback Machine
2. "London 2012 hockey men – Olympic Hockey". 3 June 2017.
3. "Men's Hockey: Netherlands". London2012.com. Archived from the original on 1 August 2012. Retrieved 1 August 2012.
4. "Floris Evers stopt met hockeyen". nhnieuws.nl (in Dutch). 1 April 2015. Retrieved 9 November 2018.

External links

• Floris Evers at Olympedia

v t e Netherlands squad – 2002 Champions Trophy – Champions (6th Title)
1 Vogels 2 Lomans 3 G. Derikx 4 Jazet 6 Evers 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 9 Geeris 11 Froger 12 Delmee (c) 13 Kramer 14 De Nooijer 16 Van 't Land 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 23 R. Derikx 24 Taekema 25 Booij Coach: Bellaart

v t e Netherlands squad – 2003 Champions Trophy – Champions (7th Title)
1 Vogels 2 Lomans 3 G. Derikx 4 Jazet 5 R. Derikx 6 Evers 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 9 Geeris 10 Taekema 12 Delmee (c) 14 De Nooijer 15 Klaver 16 Van 't Land 17 Veering 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 21 Meijer Coach: Bellaart

v t e Netherlands squad – 2004 Champions Trophy – Runners–up
1 Vogels 3 G. Derikx 5 R. Derikx 6 Evers 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 10 Taekema 12 Delmee (c) 13 Veering 14 De Nooijer 15 Klaver 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 20 Mahieu 21 Meijer 22 Weusthof 23 Hoyng 24 Van der Horst Coach: Walsh

v t e Netherlands squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – Silver medal
1 Vogels 2 R. Derikx 3 G. Derikx 4 Jazet 6 Evers 7 van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 10 Taekema 11 Eikelboom 12 Delmee (c) 13 Veering 14 de Nooijer 15 Klaver 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 22 Mahieu Coach: Walsh

v t e Netherlands squad – 2005 Champions Trophy – Runners–up
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

v t e Netherlands squad – 2006 World Cup – 7th place
1 Vogels 3 Derikx 4 Klaver 7 Van der Weide 8 R. Brouwer 9 Weusthof 10 Taekema 12 Delmee (c) 13 Veering 14 De Nooijer 15 Kessing 16 Evers 18 Reckers 19 M. Brouwer 20 Mahieu 23 Hoyng 24 Van der Horst 27 Hofman Coach: Oltmans

v t e Netherlands squad – 2010 World Cup – 3rd place
1 Vogels 2 Stockmann 3 Derikx 4 Vermeulen 5 Balkestein 7 Jolie 8 Brouwer 10 Taekema 12 Kemperman 14 De Nooijer (c) 16 Evers 18 Reckers 20 Hertzberger 21 Rohof 22 Hofman 24 Van der Horst 26 Verga 28 Bakker Coach: Van den Heuvel

v t e Netherlands squad – 2012 Summer Olympics – Silver medal
1 Stockmann 3 Jenniskens 4 Vermeulen 5 Balkestein 7 Jolie 8 Bakker 9 Weusthof 12 Kemperman 13 Baart 14 de Nooijer 16 Evers 19 de Voogd 20 de Wijn 22 Hofman 24 van der Horst 26 Verga 30 van der Weerden Coach: van Ass

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