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Croatian Cadet National Team Tryout

Posted on May 5, 2011May 9, 2011 by philipp

by Goran Supraha

At “Sredisce field” in Zagreb, 21st & 22nd April was held a tryout for the Croatian cadet national team. There were 28 players from all Croatian clubs, being been tested and scouted by Mike Hartley and Matija Grofelnik through two days. They chose 20 players to represent Croatia at Qualifier European Championship Cadets in Belgrade, Serbia from 18th – 23rd July.

Croatian cadet national team:

  • Ivan Arklinic
  • Matija Balent
  • Luka Dadas
  • Matej Filipovic
  • Antonio Horvatic
  • Domagoj Jerbic
  • Franko Kovacic
  • Aleksandar Kruhek
  • Nino Kruhek
  • Luka Krvavica
  • Darko Kvaternik
  • Dario Martinez
  • Robert Martinez
  • Luka Ostovic
  • Matej Potocki
  • Lovro Rodes
  • Borna Tkalcec
  • Andrija Tomic
  • Josip Trbuscic
  • Damjan Zlatarek

Coaches: Mike Hartley, Matija Grofelnik and Bozidar Rozman

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