An Olympic gold medalist and current women’s hockey coach in India recently voiced her frustrations regarding the lack of support and respect she has received from the officials at Hockey India. Janneke Schopman, who has been leading the women’s team, expressed feeling undervalued and isolated in her role, highlighting the stark contrast in treatment between the women’s and men’s teams. Despite these challenges, Schopman acknowledged the potential of the players and hinted at the possibility of continuing with the team, contingent upon various factors. The future of women’s hockey in India hangs in the balance as Schopman contemplates her next steps amid the ongoing uncertainties and disparities she faces within the sport.
Olympic Gold Medallist Janneke Schopman speaks out against Hockey India’s treatment of women’s team
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