The Association of Malaysian Veterans Hockey Sultan Ahmad Shah was founded in 1994 under the visionary leadership of Sultan Ahmad Shah. With a deep passion for hockey and a strong commitment to honoring veterans of the sport, Sultan Ahmad Shah established this esteemed association to provide a platform for Malaysian hockey veterans to connect, collaborate, and perpetuate the legacy of the sport.
This association stands as a testament to Sultan Ahmad Shah’s dedication to fostering camaraderie among former hockey players and officials. Through its inception, it has become a central hub for veterans who have contributed significantly to the growth and success of Malaysian hockey. By creating a network of experienced individuals, the association aims to preserve the heritage of the sport while also promoting its values of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
Under the patronage of Sultan Ahmad Shah, the association has grown into a symbol of unity and respect for the veterans who have dedicated their time, talent, and passion to the sport of hockey in Malaysia. Through his leadership and unwavering support, Sultan Ahmad Shah has ensured that this association remains a beacon of recognition and appreciation for the invaluable contributions made by Malaysian hockey veterans.
STANDING: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
GUI POH SENG, MIKE SHEPHERDSON, CHUA ENG CHENG, ABDUL RANI, RANDHIR SINGH (COACH), C.E. SHEPHERDSON, ISMAIL BAKRI, CHUA ENG KIM, DATO’ ALAGENDRA, STEPHEN MURUGESU, AMINULLAH KARIM, MAJ. GEN. YUSOF DIN
SEATED: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
TUNKU DATUK ADNAN, WILFRED VIAS, KDYMM SULTAN AHMAD SHAH, GIAN SINGH, MAJOR RAJ KUMAR (MANAGER)
Message from
YAM Tengku Arif Temenggong Tengku Fahad Mu’adzam Shah ibni Almarhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Al-Musta’in Billah
President, Persatuan Hoki Veteran Malaysia Sultan Ahmad Shah (SAS)
Firstly, I would like to thank everyone for appointing me President of the of Malaysian Veterans Hockey Sultan Ahmad Shah (SAS). I am very proud indeed to continue a family legacy and to be a part of this association.
The veterans have made the nation proud in Grand Masters Hockey Year 2022 which was held respectively in Nottingham, Cape Town and Tokyo.
I must start by congratulating the Malaysian 60s for winning the bronze medal at Grand Masters tournament in Tokyo.
I would like to further extend my congratulations to the 40s Malaysian team that finished sixth in Nottingham, 45s for coming in fifth, SOs coming in sixth and 55s coming in fifth in Cape Town and to the 65s for the fourth placing in Tokyo.
This success shows the Malaysian teams as well as the veterans have a lot to contribute to the future development of Malaysian hockey.
I hope that the Malaysian Hockey Federation would tap into this pool of experience to further develop our local hockey talent.
I would like to wish my best to the veterans in their future endeavors and tournaments.
Matches Played
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2023
2023 WMH Asian Continental Cup Hong Kong
2022
Masters Hockey 035 & 040 Hockey World Cup Nottingham
2022
Masters Hockey World Cup Cape Town
2022
Masters Hockey World Cup Tokyo