Taking a look back at a positive and progressive year for Canada’s women’s field hockey team, part one of the Year-in-Review video series begins with the all important World League Round 2 match against Chile.
Taking a look back at the year that was for the Canadian men’s field hockey team, part one of the four-part video series begins with the all important World League Round 2 match against Russia.
Canada’s men’s field hockey team will begin 2016 with warm-weather training and friendly matches Cape Town, South Africa from January 13th – February 1st.
After spending three years playing for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes, 19 year-old forward Stephanie Norlander will be joining the Canadian women’s Senior National Team full-time in 2016.
Seven athletes from the recently named 2016 Women’s National Team Junior Development Squad (JDS) have been chosen to centralize and train full-time with the senior athletes at the National Training Centre in Vancouver.
Canada’s field hockey teams have three representatives nominated for Hockey Stars 2015, the International Hockey Federation’s annual awards recognizing the best in their position from the past year.
Canada’s Under-21 Men’s National Team will be kicking off 2016 with a trip down south to San Diego to face the United States in a test series from January 14th-18th.
Canada’s Women’s National Field Hockey Program has named its National Team and development squad rosters for the upcoming 2016 competition period.
Canada closed out 2015 and the Hockey World League Final with an 8-3 loss to Germany in the seventh place match Saturday in Raipur, India.