After a fall training block where the women’s national team members were training an competing for Dutch and Belgian club teams, the team will meet up in Spain for four test matches against the world 7th ranked Spain. Spain is recently off a bronze medal finish at the 2018 Hockey World Cup.

SCHEDULE

GAME NOTES

GAME 1: CAN 2-2 ESP

Canadian Goals: Rachel Donohoe & Karli Johansen (PC)

GAME 2: CAN 2-0 ESP

Canadian Goals: Brie Stairs & Hannah Haughn

Cap Milestone: Brie Stairs (150) & Nikki Woodcroft (50)

GAME 3: CAN 1-1 ESP

Canadian Goal: Rachel Donohoe

GAME 4: CAN 2-1 ESP

Canadian Goals: Brie Stairs & Maddie Secco

Cap Milestone: Kate Wright reaches 200 caps, becoming the first Canadian woman to reach the 200 cap threshold.

COMPETITION DETAILS

RELATED NEWS

MATCH SCHEDULE

There is a little less than two months remaining until the Men’s National Team takes on the World at the 2018 Odisha World Cup and they embarked on a valuable competition and training element to their schedule. The team will travel to New Zealand for a two-week training tour featuring test matches against the New Zealand National Team.

TEAM ROSTER

The 2018 Youth Olympic Field Hockey competition will take place October 6-14, 2018 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Canada enters the competition as reigning silver medallists and will look to reach the podium for a second consecutive Youth Olympics. Click below for information about the team and tournament.

FOLLOW THE STORIES AND ACTION

QUALIFICATION ANNOUNCEMENT | 2018 YOG ROSTER RELEASE | TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE |

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW | HOMETOWN FEATURE | UMPIRE FEATURE | TOURNAMENT COVERAGE

TEAM CANADA SCHEDULE

*FINAL PLACEMENT: TENTH

ROSTER

*Joshua Kuempel suffered an injury in pre-tournament preparation. Roop Dhillon has been added to the active playing roster.

ALTERNATES

STAFF

Geoff Matthews – Head Coach
Shankar Premakanthan – Assistant Coach/Team Manager
Katie Wnuk – Athletic Therapist

The summer of hosting continues as Canada dips south of the border to host France for a series of test matches in Burlington, Vermont. Schedule below, more information coming soon! EVENT PREVIEW

MATCH SCHEDULE

ROSTER

NON-TRAVELING RESERVES

The 2018 EXIN Masters World Cup is taking place July 27 – August 5, 2018 in Terrassa, Spain. Canada is sending three teams: Women’s 50+, Women’s 55+, & Men’s 50+

TEAM CANADA ROSTERS | EXIN MASTERS WORLD CUP WEBSITE | TOURNAMENT RECAP

Schedule and results below:

Women’s 50+

GROUP STAGE

CAN vs NZL (1-2 L)
CAN vs SCO (0-1 L)
CAN vs NED (0-3 L)

PLACEMENT ROUND (13-16TH)

CAN vs FRA (4-0 W)
CAN vs CHI (0-1 L)
CAN vs ITA (8-1 W)

Women’s 55+

GROUP STAGE

CAN vs ENG (1-7 L)
CAN vs IRE (0-5 L)
CAN vs NED (0-9 L)

PLACEMENT ROUND

CAN vs NZL (1-3 L)
CAN vs USA (0-1 L)
CAN vs WAL (1-3 L)

Men’s 50+

GROUP STAGE

CAN vs NED (1-5 L)
CAN vs USA (3-2 L)
CAN vs NZL (5-1 L)

PLACEMENT ROUND (13-17TH)

CAN vs ITA (1-2 L)
CAN vs ARG (9-0 W)
CAN vs ZIM (3-2 W)

(*Note: All times are listed in the local timezone)

Canada’s Junior Women’s National Team will take on some of the world’s best Junior National Teams in Antwerp, Belgium in a 6-Nations Round-Robin style event! Follow the match results here. Make sure to follow the JWNT Instagram!

TOURNAMENT PREVIEW | TOURNAMENT RECAP

SCHEDULE

ROSTER

Samantha McCrory
Izzy Fraser
Steph Norlander
Grace Delmotte
Nikki Woodcroft
MacKenzie Janzen
Nora Goddard-Despot
Rowan Harris
Lauren Logush
Thora Rae
Jordyn Faiczak
Katie Lynes
Anna Costanzo
Sara Goodman
Margaret Pham
Anna Mollenhauer
Hannah Eborall
Alexis De Armond

 Staff:

Claire Linn – Manager
Julia Pharand – Athletic Therapist
Shiaz Virjee – Head Coach

The Women’s National Team participates in a 7-week excursion across Europe, training and competing against top European nations from June 15-July 16, 2018.

[READ: Women’s National Team continues to impress on tour against top European nations]

Timezone Assistant

*Note: Matches on June 15-16 vs Ireland will follow IST. All other European matches will follow CEST.

Roster

Rachel Donohoe
Rowan Harris
Hannah Haughn
Dani Hennig
Karli Johansen
Shanlee Johnston
Kat Leahy
Alison Lee
Lauren Logush
Sara McManus
Steph Norlander
Maddie Secco
Natalie Sourisseau
Brienne Stairs
Holly Stewart
Alex Thicke
Kaitlyn Williams
Amanda Woodcroft
Nikki Woodcroft
Kate Wright

3-Nation Tournament featuring Canada, China and Pakistan hosted by Field Hockey Canada in West Vancouver and Surrey, BC from June 21-July 8, 2018.

Competition Preview | Live Stream

The road to the 2020 Olympics for the Women’s National Team starts at the Hockey Series Open competition in Mexico in June, 2018.

Tournament Roster and Preview | Tournament Website | Tournament Recap

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