Career
Dwyer scored the golden goal that won Australia its first Olympic hockey title in 2004 and spent the following decade as the sport's most decorated individual. His five World Player of the Year awards remain a record.
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🏑 Hockey · Forward
Jamie Dwyer
Australia · 2001–2016
Five-time World Player of the Year.
- 5
- World Player awards
- 1
- Olympic golds
- 365
- International caps
- 236
- International goals
Honours
- Olympic gold medallist, 2004 — scoring the winning goal
- Five-time FIH World Player of the Year
- World Cup winner in 2010 and 2014
- Champions Trophy winner six times
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