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Jamie Samuel Lawrence Smith (born 15 February 1965) is a former field hockey player from New Zealand, who finished in eighth position with the Men's National Team, nicknamed the Black Sticks, at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Smith was captain of the New Zealand side from 1993 to 1998. He was born in Auckland and went to King's College.

He earned a total of 160 national caps.

References

1. "Jamie Smith". Retrieved 10 February 2012.
2. "King's College - Hockey". King's College, Auckland, New Zealand. Archived from the original on 18 November 2011. Retrieved 10 February 2012.

External links

• Jamie Smith at Olympedia

Jamie Smith – International tournaments

v t e New Zealand squad – 1992 Summer Olympics – 8th place 1 Daji (c) 2 Leaver 3 Grundy 4 Hobson 5 McLeod 6 Miskimmin 7 Patel 8 Penfold 9 Radovonich 10 C. Russ 11 G. Russ 12 Parag 13 Smith 14 Thornton 15 Anderson 16 Woodley Coach: Towns v t e 1992 New Zealand Olympic team Archery Faye Johnstone Athletics Marguerite Buist Derek Froude Paul Gibbons Joanne Henry Robbie Johnston Anne Judkins Gavin Lovegrove Lorraine Moller Lesley Morton Simon Poelman Kirsten Smith Cameron Taylor Rex Wilson Badminton Dean Galt Kerrin Harrison Tammy Jenkins Rhona Robertson Boxing Sililo Figota Trevor Shailer David Tua Canoeing Richard Boyle Ian Ferguson Donald Johnstone John MacDonald Paul MacDonald Finn O'Connor Stephen Richards Mark Scheib Cycling Gary Anderson Jon Andrews Tom Bamford Joann Burke Nigel Donnelly Brian Fowler Paul Leitch Carlos Marryatt Glenn McLeay Graeme Miller Jacqui Nelson Chris Nicholson Rosalind Reekie Stuart Williams Diving Tania Paterson Equestrian Bruce Goodin Vicky Latta Andrew Nicholson Blyth Tait Mark Todd Harvey Wilson Fencing Gavin McLean Field hockey Scott Anderson Christine Arthur Tina Bell-Kake Mary Clinton Shane Collins Sapphire Cooper Peter Daji Sue Duggan Kylie Foy Susan Furmage David Grundy Scott Hobson Elaine Jensen Trudy Kilkolly Anna Lawrence Brett Leaver Grant McLeod Peter Miskimmin Kieren O'Grady Umesh Parag Paresh Patel David Penfold John Radovonich Craig Russ Greg Russ Helen Shearer Jamie Smith Mandy Smith Anthony Thornton Robyn Toomey Kate Trolove Ian Woodley Judo Steve Corkin Donna Hilton Nicola Morris Graeme Spinks Rowing Philippa Baker Scott Brownlee Campbell Clayton-Greene Bill Coventry Toni Dunlop Brenda Lawson Guy Melville Pat Peoples Carl Sheehan Eric Verdonk Chris White Ian Wright Sailing Jenny Armstrong Jon Bilger Russell Coutts Don Cowie Simon Daubney Rod Davis Leslie Egnot Graham Fleury Craig Greenwood Brian Jones Murray Jones Barbara Kendall Bruce Kendall Greg Knowles Craig Monk Rex Sellers Jan Shearer Shooting Jocelyn Lees Stephen Petterson Greg Yelavich Swimming Trent Bray Guy Callaghan Toni Jeffs Phillippa Langrell Danyon Loader Simon Percy Nick Sanders Anna Simcic John Steel Richard Tapper Mark Weldon Table tennis Hagen Bower Peter Jackson Chunli Li Wrestling Grant Parker Shane Stannett Chef de Mission: Ralph Roberts v t e New Zealand squad – 1998 World Cup – 10th place 1 Timlin 2 Gosling 3 Derham 4 Parag 5 D. Smith 6 Hastie 7 Leaver 8 Radovonich 9 Robinson 10 J. Smith 11 Towns 12 Gill 13 Tattershaw 14 Hari 15 Anderson 16 Bevin Coach: Cahill v t e New Zealand squad – 1998 World Cup – 10th place 1 Timlin 2 Gosling 3 Derham 4 Parag 5 D. Smith 6 Hastie 7 Leaver 8 Radovonich 9 Robinson 10 J. Smith 11 Towns 12 Gill 13 Tattershaw 14 Hari 15 Anderson 16 Bevin Coach: Cahill

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