Sports Curriculum: Other Informations

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Sports Curriculum

International player
Name: Vinicius Marson
Date of birth: 21/06/1994
Age: 23 years old
Height: 1,74 cm
Weight: 72Kg
Position: difense/middle fielder
Team: Macau Esporte Clube – MEC / Athlete for ne Nacional Brazilian Team
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Other Informations

I play field hockey since the 9 years of age always for the same team, Macau
Esporte Clube (MEC) and my debut in the Brazilian Nacional Team was when I
was 13 years old.
In 2016 I won the Brasil Olímpico Prize that chooses the best athletes of each
modality.

Best National Results

• Champion of Paulista Adult Championship: 2006 – 2016


• Champion of Brazilian A Championship Adult: 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 e
2015
• Champion of Paulista Indoor U18 Championship: 2005 – 2012
• Champion Paulista Indoor Adult Chapionship: 2006 – 2017
• Champion of Brazilian Indoor Adult Championship: 2009, 2014 e 2016
• Champion of Brazilian with Paulista Team Adult (State Team): 2007-
2012 e 2014.
• Second place in the Indoor National Championship 2017

Best Competitions with Brazilian National Team


• 2006 – South American Games U18, Buenos Aires/Argentina.
• 2007 – Pan American Games Rio2017, Rio de Janeiro/Brasil.
• 2008 - South American Games, Montevideu/Uruguai.
• 2009 – Pan American Cup, Santiago/Chile.
• 2010 – South American Games, Rio de Janeiro/Brasil.
• 2011 – Pan American Challenge, Rio de Janeiro/Brasil (2nd place).
• 2012 – World League Round 1, Rio de Janeiro/Brasil.
• 2012 – Olympic Qualification Tournament, Kakamigahara/Japão.
• 2012-13 – Hockey World League New Delhi/India
• 2013 – Pan American U21 Guadalajara/México.
• 2013 - South American Games, Santiago/Chile (3rd place).
• 2013 – Pan American Cup, Bramptom/Canadá
• 2014 – South American Games, Vitacura/Chile
• 2015 – Pan American Games, Toronto/Canadá.
• 2016 – Olympic Test Event Aquece Rio, Rio de Janeiro/Brasil
(Champion).
• 2016 – Olympic Games Rio2016 (preparation team).
• 2017 – Flick Cup , Guadalajara, Mexico (Champion).

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