The Rohrmax Cup is an international indoor hockey tournament taking place in Vienna, Austria. The Canadian Women’s National Team is competing at the Rohrmax Cup in preparation for their upcoming trip to the Indoor World Cup in February in South Africa. Follow the Rohrmax cup on the Austrian Hockey Federation website and keep up to date by following the scores below and on Field Hockey Canada’s social media. Canada starts the tournament in Pool B with club teams RW Wettingen and SV Arminen as well as the U21 Austrian National Team. Austria, Belgium, Indonesia and the Swiss U21 Team make up the other pool.

Pool play takes place on January 5th – 7th with the top two finishers in each pool advancing to a semifinal — also taking place on the 7th. All classification matches and the medal rounds take place on January 8th.

SCHEDULE

Fifth place finish

*Full Schedule and Results Here

TEAM CANADA

1. Abrie Girgis
2. Alana Raymond
3. Alison Lee
4. Deepi Gill
5. Elise Wong
6. Emily Ziraldo
7. Kat Leahy
8. Katie Lynes
9. Maddie Babineau
10. Natalie Winter
11. Prava Sandhu
12. Rowan Harris
13. Samantha McCrory

STAFF

Shank Premakanthan – Head Coach
Sherry Doiron – Manager
Justine Branco – Head Therapist

Field Hockey Canada is happy to announce a test tour for the Junior Women’s National Team taking place December 29, 2022 – January 5, 2023. The team will be training and playing test matches against the Mexican National Team as well as some Club Teams in Mexicali, Mexico. This tour serves as a primary test series for the team to prepare for the upcoming 2023 Junior Pan American Championships.

Junior National Team Roster

Team Staff

Jenn Beagan – Head Coach
Dave Cox – Assistant Coach
Team Manager – Tasha King
Athletic Therapist (Mexico Tour) – Rachelle Little

Non Traveling Staff

Kate Perry – Sport Science
Athletic Therapist – Justine Branco
Culture Consultant – Laura Dowling

The 2023 FIH Indoor World Cup will take place in Pretoria, South Africa on February 4 – February 11, 2023. The competition will take place at the Heartfelt Arena in Pretoria. The inaugural Indoor World Cup was held in 2003. Since then, the tournament has been held every four years. The tournament was postponed due to the COVID pandemic. Canada’s Indoor Women’s National Team has attended the Indoor World Cup twice, finishing ninth in 2007 and 10th in 2015. Team Canada qualified by way of the 2021 Indoor Pan American Championships.

Watch Live:

You can watch all matches live on FIH watch.hockey.

News:

• Canada finishes fifth at Rohrmax Cup, sets tone for FIH Indoor World Cup
• Team Canada announces Indoor World Cup roster
• Kat Leahy and Rowan Harris play in second World Cup in seven months
• Young core set to make a big impact
• Canada finishes 8th at the Indoor Hockey World Cup

SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Current Standings

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ROSTER

DONATE TO THE INDOOR NATIONAL TEAM

As the indoor program is entirely self-funded, athletes and staff focus time not only on their training efforts but fundraising to help off-set the costs required to adequately prepare for such competition.  We need YOU to help these dedicated athletes achieve their World Cup dreams. Your support would help them get that much closer to succeeding.

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For those giving large sum donations ($1,000 or more) we encourage you to please download the charitable donation form here and contact Field Hockey Canada directly to process your donation. Hailey Yhap (Events & Engagement Officer) – events@fieldhockey.ca  THANK YOU!

The 2022 Men’s FIH Hockey Nations Cup will be the first edition of the Men’s FIH Hockey Nations Cup, the annual qualification tournament for the Men’s FIH Pro League organized by the International Hockey Federation. The tournament will be held at the NWU Astro in Potchefstroom, South Africa from 27 November to 4 December 2022.

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Field Hockey Canada’s Men’s National Team will play in a group with Malaysia, Korea and Japan. The winner of the tournament will qualify for the FIH Pro League. For Team Canada, this tournament is a great stepping stone on route to the 2023 Pan American Games, taking place in the fall of 2023.

SCHEDULE

Visit full tournament schedule here

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1pm local time | 3am PST+1 –> 6am EST+1 |

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TEAM ROSTER

TEAM STAFF

Patrick Tshutshani – Head Coach
Geoff Matthews – Assistant Coach
Ayesha Koome – Physiotherapist
Peadaer O’Riain – Tour Manager
Simon Taylor – S&C Lead
Reece Hammill – Video Analyst

Field Hockey Alberta is hosting a Masters tournament (age 35+) and would like to extend an invitation to teams across Canada to register.

There will be a women’s division and a men’s division (ten teams total) and the format will be 11 a side. Individual athletes or partial teams are welcome to register, and we will place you on a team.

Venue and Info

Games to be played at the University of Calgary – Hawkings Field July 1-3, 2022

• Pub Night – Friday, July 1st at 6pm
• Reception – Saturday, July 2nd at 6pm
• Cost for the tournament is $100/per player

Accommodation information and more details to follow.

Further information at Field Hockey Alberta CLICK HERE

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How to Register

The Commonwealth Games, often referred to as the Friendly Games, is an international multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. The event was first held in 1930, and, with the exception of 1942 and 1946, has taken place every four years since then. In 2018, the Games became the first global multi-sport event to feature an equal number of men’s and women’s medal events. This will be the seventh staging of hockey at the Commonwealth Games since its debut in 1998.

Stay tuned for roster announcement, streaming information, ticket details and other information prior to the Commonwealth Games.

Pool A – England, India, Canada, Wales, Ghana

Pool B – Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Scotland, Kenya

Women’s Schedule

See full schedule here

Roster

Stories

• CBC Sports to provide coverage of 2022 Commonwealth Games
• Canadian teams ready for Birmingham
• Family affair for Woodcrofts

RELATED: COMMONWEALTH GAMES – MEN’S COMPETITION

The Commonwealth Games, often referred to as the Friendly Games, is an international multi-sport event involving athletes from the Commonwealth of Nations. The event was first held in 1930, and, with the exception of 1942 and 1946, has taken place every four years since then. In 2018, the Games became the first global multi-sport event to feature an equal number of men’s and women’s medal events. This will be the seventh staging of hockey at the Commonwealth Games since its debut in 1998.

Stay tuned for roster announcement, streaming information, ticket details and other information prior to the Commonwealth Games.

Pool A – Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan, Scotland

Pool B – India, England, Canada, Wales, Ghana

Men’s Schedule

See full schedule here

Roster

Stories

• CBC Sports to provide coverage of 2022 Commonwealth Games

RELATED: COMMONWEALTH GAMES – WOMEN’S COMPETITION

The 2022 FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup took July 1-17, 2022 in Spain & Netherlands. Canada played all matches at the iconic Terrasa Olympic Stadium in a pool with USA, Argentina and Korea. The opening match of the 15th edition of the most prestigious event in women’s hockey – alongside the Olympics – will see CANADA taking on hosts, Spain on 1 July 2022 in Terrassa, Spain. Matches in Amsterdam, Netherlands – co-hosting the tournament with Spain – will start on the next day (2 July) with New Zealand playing China.

NEWS & UPDATES

• Schedule draw and immediate reactions
• Canada qualifies for the 2022 World Cup

MATCH SCHEDULE

*view full schedule here

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21:30 LOCAL TIME –> 3:30pm EST —> 12:30pm EPST

18:00 LOCAL TIME —> 12:o0pm EST –> 9am PST 

Pool A: Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, Chile
Pool B: England, New Zealand, India, China
Pool C: Argentina, Spain, Korea, Canada
Pool D: Australia, Belgium, Japan, South Africa

Canada draws Pan Am rival, Argentina, host Spain and Korea in Pool C. Watch the Wolf Pack react to their placement.

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HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT

To support our Women’s National Team in their World Cup journey you can donate to their Back the Pack fundraising campaign today!

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The Pan American Cup has long served as a qualifying avenue for the Hockey World Cup. This year’s event, held from January 19-30, 2022, will offer two bids to the 2022 Men’s World Cup, scheduled for 2023 in India.

Related: PAC 2022 Women’s Tournament

With two bids on the line for the 2023 Hockey World Cup, the Red Caribou must make the finals to secure their spot. Since the adoption of the Pan American Cup in 2000, Canada’s Men’s Team has yet to finish worse than second. But historical records don’t guarantee anything, and the team is taking nothing for granted, with perennial favourite Argentina in attendance and USA, Mexico, and Chile lurking. Every team will be going all out for the coveted World Cup bids. Read tournament Preview.

Schedule

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11:45am LOCAL TIME –> 9:45am EST –> 6:45am PST

2:00pm LOCAL TIME –> Noon EST –> 9:00am PST

4:15pm LOCAL TIME –> 2:15pm EST –> 11:15am PST

6:30pm LOCAL TIME –> 4:30pm EST –> 1:30pm PST

Roster

Staff

Pasha Gademan – Head Coach
Craig Sieben – Assistant Coach
Celia Plottel – Team Manager
Paul Mounter – Video Technician
Shelaina Anderson – Medical Doctor
Ayesha Koome – Physical Trainer

Our national teams are able to compete at the 2022 Pan American Cup thanks to the generous support from our sponsors. Thank you to our apparel partner, Indian Maharadja, our equipment supplier, Gryphon Hockey, and our club partners, West Vancouver FHC and Tamanawis Field Hockey Society, for supporting the Red Caribou and Wolf Pack!

To support our teams and donate to their journeys, click here.

RELATED: Pan American Cup [Women]