Ross Gillespie born John Ross Gillespie MBE was a hockey player and coach from New Zealand in the 1960s and 70s respectively.
Ross Gillespie served his country, New Zealand at the Summer Olympics two times in 1960 and 1964 before becoming its field hockey team head coach in the 1972’s summer Olympics and 1976’s where he won a gold medal.
Ross Gillespie’s Net Worth At Death
How much was Ross Gillespie worth? Ross Gillespie had been one of the most recognised and richest field hockey players since 1935. According to credible sources, Ross Gillespie is reported to have amassed a whopping $1 million to $5 million at death.
Ross Gillespie’s livelihood largely came from his time playing professional hockey.
In the British pound, Ross Gillespie is reported to have had a net worth between 0.81 million to 4.07 million. In euros, Ross Gillespie was worth 0.92 million to 4.6 million euros.
In Australian Dollars, Ross Gillespie had a net worth between 1.4 million to 7.1 million Australian Dollars.