About Richard Barker
Born 1949. Richard Barker is a field hockey player.
Richard L.Barker (born 1949) is a former field hockey international player who represented England and Great Britain.
Biography Barker initially played club hockey for Cambridge University and won his blue playing in the 1969 varsity match against Oxford University. He also represented Surrey at county level.
While at Cambridge, Barker was promoted from the England U23 squad to make his full England debut against Wales on 11 April 1970. Later that year he was called up for England for the 1970 Men's EuroHockey Nations Championship.
After Cambridge, Barker played for Old Kingstonians and just missed out on selection for the 1972 Summer Olympics despite being called up in the 23 man training squad. He lost out to Peter Mills and Austin Savage who were selected as the goalkeepers for the event.
However, he did compete at the 1975 Men's Hockey World Cup in Kuala Lumpur.
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Who is Richard Barker?
British field hockey player
When was Richard Barker born?
Richard Barker was born in 1949.
What is Richard Barker's occupation?
Richard Barker is a field hockey player.
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