Men’s Indoor National Team In Moscow Nights Indoor Hockey Tournament
December 3, 2010
The Men’s Indoor National Team is currently in Moscow, Russia to compete in the Moscow Nights Indoor Hockey Tournament. The Canadian Team is being hosted by the Russian Hockey Federation who organized the event as a prelude to the Indoor World Cup to be held in Poznan, Poland on February 8th – 13th, 2011. Canada qualified for the Indoor World Cup by winning the Pan American Indoor Qualifier in Barquisimeto, Venezuela on August 9th to 15th, 2010…
Pools announced for 2011 FIH Indoor World Cups
November 26, 2010
The International Hockey Federation (FIH) is pleased to announce the official Pools for the 3rd FIH Indoor World Cup for men and women. The double event – which takes place once every four years – will be played in the Polish city of Poznan from the 8th to the 13th February 2011.
For the first time in the short history of the FIH Indoor World Cup, all five continents will be represented at the third Edition of the tournament…
Historic meeting for Aussie greats Dwyer & McBrydeNovember 23, 2010 By Alan Waterman Recently in Montreux, as Kookaburra captain Jamie Dwyer stepped up to the podium to receive his fourth Player of the Year title there was, unbeknownst to Dywer, another Aussie skipper in the crowd.John McBryde captained Australia to a bronze in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and, as such, was the first Australian to ever receive an Olympic hockey medal. Forty years later, in Athens, Dwyer was on the first Aussie team to be awarded an Olympic hockey gold medal…
2010 Women’s National Team Carding Camp Report November 22, 2010 This Year’s Women’s National Carding Camp was held from November 9th-14th in Vancouver and consisted of players from across Canada. These different players comprised of two teams: Black and Red. The teams were to train separately and then compete against each other in a series of 6 matches throughout the week. The Red Team, which was led by Krista Thompson and Nick Sandhu, led the series with 3 wins 2 ties and 1 loss…
Dr. Dru Marshall and Lyle Sanderson to receive Geoff Gowan Award for lifetime contributions to coaching development in CanadaNovember 22, 2010OTTAWA – The Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is pleased to announce that Lyle Sanderson and Dr. Dru Marshall are this year’s recipients of the Geoff Gowan Lifetime Achievement Award.Dr. Dru Marshall — Edmonton, AlbertaMarshall’s notable career coaching women’s field hockey includes 20 years as head coach of the University of Alberta Pandas and a period as head coach of Canada’s senior national team…
Head Coaches and Team Leaders Gather in Cornwall to Discuss StrategyNovember 19, 2010 CORNWALL, Ont., Nov 15, 16, & 17, 2010 – In an effort to set the stage for a successful performance environment for the Canadian Team at the London 2012 Olympic Games, the Canadian Olympic Committee hosted its Olympic Preparation Workshop Nov 15, 16, 17 in Cornwall, Ont. With nearly 150 of the country’s top head coaches, team leaders, mental performance consultants and media attachés, the event boasts a large group of elite sport leaders as well as esteemed guest speakers General Rick Hillier and 2010 Olympic bobsleigh champion Heather Moyse…
FHC Looking For Part Time Men’s Jr. National Team Coach
November 16, 2010
Field Hockey Canada is currently looking for a Part Time Field Hockey Coach for the Men’s Junior National Team. The position is located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and the working period would be from January 1st, 2011 to March 31st, 2011. The deadline for the application is Novmeber 26th, 2010 at the end of the business day. For more information about the FHC Coaching job, please click on the link below…
Canadian Men’s Jr. Team Wins Final Match 5 – 0
November 16, 2010
Canada – 5 USA – 0
The Canadian team pressed into the USA zone giving the USA athletes less time to make decisions. This caused some problems for the USA defence and paid high dividens for the Canada with three quick goals. Two field goals; James Kirkpatrick – # 16 at the 3 minute mark and Josh Brown – # 3 at the 11 minute mark followed by a hard hit into the corner off a penalty corner by Sam Jones – # 13 at the 16 minute mark…
Men’s Jr. Team USA Test Series Blog: 6
November 15, 2010
After a heaven-like sleep-in, of an extra thirty minutes (waking at 8:15), the team took off for their routine pre-game run and stretches; lead by the illustrious captain, Taylor Curran. He took the team down a familiar route, passed the Mexican restaurant and Carl’s Jr. joint, to a parking lot next to a run-down Catholic church. There they ran a few laps of, what seemed like, the five-mile track that early in the morning. However, regardless of the early morning (or seemed to be an early morning), the team was not gun-shy of playful banter back and forth…