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Early goal gives China quarterfinal win over Canada at Hawke's Bay Cup
Canada’s women’s field hockey team had an impressive showing in its Hawke’s Bay Cup quarterfinal match against China, but a goal in the first minute was the difference as the Chinese beat the Canadian women in New Zealand.
Canadian men drop first game of Azlan Shah Cup to Pakistan
Canada’s men’s field hockey team opened the 2016 Azlan Shah Cup with a 3-1 loss to Pakistan in the sweltering Malaysian heat on Wednesday.
Confident Canadian women welcome quarterfinal clash with China
The 19th ranked Canadian women’s field hockey team taking on 5th ranked China in the Hawke’s Bay Cup quarterfinal Thursday might – in some circles – be touted a David versus Goliath match-up. Not in the eyes of Canada.
Follow Canada at the 2016 Azlan Shah Cup
Canada opens the 2016 Azlan Shah Cup on Wednesday at 4:05pm (1:05am PT/4:05am ET) against Pakistan. Here’s how to follow the team’s progress throughout the tournament.
Canadian women win in quarterfinal shootout at Junior Pan Ams
Canada’s Under-21 Women’s National Team won a do-or-die quarterfinal match 5-3 in shootout Tuesday at the 2016 Junior Women’s Pan American Championships in Trinidad and Tobago.
Canadian storylines at the 2016 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
Whenever Canada plays in a tournament with many of the top teams in the world, there are always interesting sidebar storylines above and beyond tournament implications. This year Sultan’s Azlan Shah Cup is no exception.
By the numbers: Canada at the 2016 Sultan Azlan Shah Cup
Canada opens the 2016 Azlan Shah Cup on Wednesday in Ipoh, Malaysia. Here is a preview of the team and tournament in the form of of key numbers.
Canada finishes third in Pool A, faces China in quarterfinal at Hawke's Bay Cup
Canada’s women’s field hockey team dropped its final pool match 4-0 to Australia Tuesday in New Zealand. The women finish in third place in Pool A after the completion of group play.
Canadian men taking business like approach ahead of Azlan Shah Cup
In an Olympic year, nothing is business as usual. But as the Canadian men’s field hockey team inches closer to the 2016 Games in Rio, their approach is very much business like.