“I will definitely be scouting for the Women’s Junior National Squad,” says Head Coach Peter Milkovich.
Other CIS major award winners were Toronto’s Amanda Woodcroft, who captured the Joyce Slipp award as rookie of the year; Calgary’s Lindsay Koch, who received the Gail Wilson Outstanding Contributor award; as well as Denise Pelletier, who referees in the OUA conference and was named umpire of the year.
The Championship, hosted by the University of Calgary, gets under way Thursday at Hawkings Field. The round-robin portion of the tournament runs until Saturday, with the event culminating Sunday at 1 p.m. Mountain with the gold-medal final.
This is the 3rd Annual club based field hockey game played between a collection of local high school all-stars and the Tri-City Eagles Field Hockey Club. You’re invited to bring your family and friends out to enjoy this worthwhile community event in support of the BC Cancer Foundation.
The reigning national champion University of Toronto Varsity Blues have been established tournament favourites.