Suzie Faulkner

Suzie Faulkner

Personal information

Born

16 March 1979

Medal record

Women's Field Hockey

Representing Australia
World Cup
	2006 Madrid	Team Competition
Commonwealth Games
	2006 Melbourne	Team Competition

Suzanne ("Suzie") Margaret Faulkner (born 16 March 1979 in Brisbane, Queensland) is a field hockey striker from Australia, who made her debut for the Australian women's national team in 2002 during a Six Nations International Tournament. Nicknamed Wongy she was a member of the Hockeyroos at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece, where the team ended up in fifth place in the overall-rankings.^[1]

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^ "Suzanne Faulkner". Australian Olympic Committee. Retrieved 10 June 2021.

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Suzie Faulkner at Olympedia
Suzie Faulkner at the Australian Olympic Committee
Suzie Faulkner at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games (archived)

Suzie Faulkner – International Tournaments

v t e Australia squad – 2003 Champions Trophy – Champions (6th Title)
2 Dobson 3 K. Smith 5 N. Smith 6 Rivers 7 Gallagher 10 Netzler 11 Halliday 13 Alcorn 16 Morgan 17 Imison 20 Bakurski 22 Allen 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 27 Faulkner 28 Towers 30 Taylor 31 Powell (c) Coach: Bell

v t e Australia squad – 2004 Summer Olympics – 5th place
1 Cronk 2 Dobson 3 K. Smith 7 Gallagher 10 Netzler 11 Halliday 14 Arrold 17 Imison 20 Bakurski 22 Allen 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 27 Faulkner 28 Towers 31 Powell (c) 32 Hudson Coach: Bell

v t e Australia squad – 2004 Champions Trophy – 4th place
1 Cronk 3 K. Smith 5 N. Smith 6 Rivers 7 Gallagher 8 Harris 9 Sanders 11 Halliday 12 Blyth 14 Arrold 16 Morgan 18 Meyer 19 Patrick 21 Brown 26 Ditton 27 Faulkner 29 Attard 32 Hudson (c) Coach: Bell

v t e Australia squad – 2006 Commonwealth Games – Gold medal (2nd Title)
1 Cronk 2 Faulkner 3 Smith 7 Walker 9 Sanders 10 Hollywood 11 Halliday 12 Blyth 13 Beattie 14 Arrold 15 McGurk 17 Imison 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 30 Taylor 32 Hudson (c) Coach: Murray

v t e Australia squad – 2006 Champions Trophy – 5th place
2 Faulkner 3 Smith 6 Rivers 7 Walker 9 Sanders 10 Hollywood 11 Halliday 12 Blyth 14 Arrold 15 McGurk 17 Imison 19 Patrick 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 27 Lynch 29 Attard 30 Taylor 32 Hudson (c) Coach: Murray

v t e Australia squad – 2006 FIH World Cup – Runners–up
2 Faulkner 3 Smith 7 Walker 9 Sanders 11 Halliday 12 Blyth 13 Beattie 14 Arrold 15 McGurk 17 Imison 19 Patrick 21 Gilbert 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 28 Munro 29 Attard 30 Taylor 32 Hudson (c) Coach: Murray

v t e Australia squad – 2008 Champions Trophy – 5th place
2 Faulkner 3 Beattie 4 Eastham 6 Rivers 7 Walker 9 Sanders 10 Hollywood 11 Halliday 12 Blyth 14 Arrold 15 McGurk 17 Imison 24 Skirving 25 Twitt 28 Munro 29 Attard 30 Taylor 32 Hudson (c) Coach: Murray

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