FIH appoints observer for India
Press Trust of India : New Delhi, Sat Aug 15 2009, 00:13 hrs
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The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has appointed its vice president Tony von Ondarza as the observer for the elections of Hockey India. The FIH said that Ondarza will oversee the election process and help Hockey India to bring the men's and women's federations under one roof at the state level. "The FIH is monitoring the progress of Hockey India carefully. The FIH will assist wherever it can and acknowledge that restructuring a national association requires elaboration.
"To assist Hockey India in taking the next steps, the process of forming single entities at state level as well as of the election process, vice-president Tony von Ondarza will work in conjunction with all stakeholders."
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