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Jason Stacy

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Hockey

Age

56

Place of Birth

Melbourne

Olympic History

Seoul 1988

Barcelona 1992

Atlanta 1996

Sydney 2000

Career Events

Hockey Men's 12-team Tournament

 

Jason's Story

Jay Stacy is a four-time Olympian for Australia and one of the greatest hockey players of his generation. He made his Olympic debut in 1988 as a 20-year-old, with the team finishing fourth. The Victorian won medals at each of his next three Olympics: silver in 1992 and bronze in 1996 and 2000. His speed, strength and scoring ability made him a focal point of Australia’s attack. He retired as Australia’s most capped international player, representing his nation a record 319 times. He has since been involved in coaching at an elite level.

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