Profile: Francisco Aguilar Montoya (Mexico, Player)

Name: Francisco Aguilar Montoya

Age: 18
Birthplace: Mexico, D.F.
Residence: Mexico
Occupation: student
First International Game: Junior World Cup in Korea
Main International Competitions: Junior World Cup, Central American Games, Pan American Games and this Olympic Qualifier

When did you start playing hockey, and why?
When I was 5 years old, because I liked it.

Who was the greatest influence on your hockey career, and why?
My brother inspired me; I just wanted to be like him.

What was the highlight of your hockey career?
I have yet to achieve it.

And the lowest point?
I never had one!

Is there a team that you find especially hard to play against?
India

Who is the player you most admire?
Sardar Singh, #8 for India in this competition.

What do you like most about hockey and what frustrates you the most?
I like competing for my country, but nothing frustrates me about hockey.

If you could change one thing about hockey, what would it be?
I would like Mexico to have more international exposure.

What do you get out of competing at this high level?
Lots of learning and the opportunity to teach and transfer my experience in Mexico.

What do you do during tournaments to relax?
I watch TV

What is one piece of advice you would give to young players?
I would tell everyone to play hockey!

If you had a chance to do anything you like, what would it be?
To play in other country where hockey is more developed.