South
Africa’s
Patrick
Tshutshani
will
take
over
the
duties
of
Analytical
Coach
for
the
Indian
Women’s
Hockey
Team.
Tshutshani
in
his
previous
roles
was
the
Director/
Head
Coach
of
Field
Hockey
Canada
Junior
Women’s
Team.
He
had
coached
the
Field
Hockey
Canada
Junior
Women’s
Hockey
Team
that
clinched
the
2021
Women’s
Pan
America
Junior
Championship
title.
He
was
also
the
Assistant
Coach
of
Field
Hockey
Canada
Women’s
National
Team.
Among
his
many
international
assignments
since
2009,
Tshutshani
has
worked
as
an
Assistant
Coach
for
Hong
Kong
Women’s
team.
He
has
also
worked
as
the
assistant
coach
and
head
coach
of
the
South
African
Junior
Women’s
Hockey
Team
for
the
2016
Junior
World
Cup
and
assistant
coach
for
the
South
African
Junior
Women’s
Hockey
Team
for
the
2013
Junior
World
Cup.
Taren
Naidoo,
also
a
South
African
takes
charge
as
Scientific
Advisor
for
the
Indian
eves.
With
an
experience
of
nearly
10
years,
Naidoo
previously
worked
as
Head
Hockey
Sports
Scientist
and
strength
and
conditioning
specialist
for
both
South
African
Men
and
Women’s
Hockey
Teams.
She
was
also
the
Head
Sport
Scientist
and
Performance
Analyst
for
the
South
African
Women’s
Tokyo
Olympics
Squad.
Meanwhile,
Australia’s
Mitchell
Pemberton
will
take
charge
as
Scientific
Advisor
for
the
Indian
Men’s
Hockey
Team.
Pemberton
was
associated
with
Hockey
Australia
as
the
strength
and
conditioning
coordinator
for
Junior
Men’s
Team.
He
was
also
the
Head
of
Athletic
Performance
and
Athletic
Performance
Coach
at
the
ACT
Academy
of
Sport
and
the
strength
&
conditioning
coach
for
Contractor
Royal
Australian
Airforce.
“It’s
absolutely
wonderful
to
have
Taren
Naidoo
and
Mitchell
Pemberton
on
board
as
Scientific
Advisors
of
the
Indian
Women’s
Hockey
Team
and
Indian
Men’s
Hockey
Team
respectively.
We
are
also
happy
to
bring
on
board
Patrick
Tshutshani
as
the
Analytical
Coach
of
the
Indian
Women’s
Hockey
Team.
We
would
also
like
to
thank
the
Sports
Authority
of
India
for
completing
the
formalities
at
the
earliest
to
ensure
the
new
recruits
join
the
respective
camps
as
soon
as
possible.
Taren,
Mitchell
and
Patrick
have
tremendous
experience
in
their
respective
fields
and
we
are
certain
that
they
will
help
us
achieve
our
goals
in
the
upcoming
years.
We
wish
them
all
the
very
best
for
their
tenure
with
the
Indian
Hockey
teams,”
stated
Hockey
India
President
Gyanendro
Ningombam.
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