Pietie Coetzee

Pietie Coetzee
Rayuwa
Cikakken suna	Pietie Coetzee
Haihuwa	Bloemfontein, 2 Satumba 1978 (45 shekaru)
ƙasa	Afirka ta kudu
Karatu
Makaranta	Jami'ar Johannesburg
Harsuna	Turanci
Sana'a
Sana'a	field hockey player (en) da field hockey coach (en)
Mahalarcin 2012 Summer Olympics (en) 2004 Summer Olympics (en) 2000 Summer Olympics (en) 2002 Commonwealth Games (en)

Pietie Coetzee-Turner (née Coetzee; an haife ta a ranar 2 ga watan Satumbar shekara ta 1978) 'yar wasan hockey ce daga Afirka ta Kudu wacce aka haife ta ne a Bloemfontein . Ta yi karatu a Jami'ar Rand Afrikaans da ke Johannesburg, Gauteng, kuma ta wakilci kasar ta a wasannin Olympics na 2000, 2004 da 2012.^[1][2]

Dan wasan gaba, Coetzee ya buga wasan hockey na kulob din tare da Amsterdam, Netherlands a ƙarshen shekarun 1990. Ta yi ta farko a kasa da kasa don Kungiyar Mata ta Afirka ta Kudu a 1995 a kan Spain a lokacin Kofin Gwagwarmayar Atlanta a Atlanta, Jojiya . An ba ta suna 'yar wasan Hockey ta Afirka ta Kudu ta Shekara a shekarar 1997 da 2002. Coetzee ita ce babbar mai zira kwallaye a gasar cin kofin duniya ta mata ta 2002 da aka gudanar a Perth, Yammacin Ostiraliya, inda Afirka ta Kudu ta gama a matsayi na 13. A shekara ta 2007, ta taka leda a takaice a NMHC Nijmegen a Netherlands. Pietie Coetzee ta zama babban mai zira kwallaye a wasan hockey na mata na kasa da kasa a ranar 21 ga Yuni 2011 tare da na uku na kwallaye hudu da ta zira a wasan 5-5 da ta yi da Amurka a gasar zakarun Turai a Dublin. Ya kai ta ga kwallaye 221, wanda ya inganta rikodin duniya mai shekaru 20 na Natella Krasnikova ta Rasha. ^[3]

• 1995 - Duk Wasannin Afirka, Harare
• 1998 - Kofin Duniya, Utrecht
• 1998 - Wasannin Commonwealth, Kuala Lumpur
• 1999 - Duk Wasannin Afirka, Johannesburg
• 2000 - Kofin Zakarun Turai, Amstelveen
• 2000 - Wasannin Olympics, Sydney
• 2002 - Gwagwarmayar Zakarun Turai, Johannesburg
• 2002 - Wasannin Commonwealth, Manchester
• 2002 - Kofin Duniya, Perth
• 2003 - Duk Wasannin Afirka, Abuja
• 2003 - Wasannin Afirka da Asiya, Hyderabad
• 2004 - Wasannin Olympics, Athens
• 2005 - Gwagwarmayar Zakarun Turai, Virginia Beach
• 2012 − Wasannin Olympics, London

1. ↑ "Pietie Coetzee at sports-reference.com". www.olympic.org. IOC. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 21 October 2014.
2. ↑ "Olympics: SA women's hockey team lose out to Australia". The Mail & Guardian (in Turanci). 2012-08-04. Retrieved 2023-08-12.
3. ↑ "SA's Coetzee retires in style". Sport (in Turanci). Retrieved 2023-08-12.