Brothers Iain and John Smythe of the Canadian Men’s National Team stop by to preview World League Round 2, talk about playing together, and life on the road.
With World League Round 2 beginning on Saturday, Canada’s keepers David Carter and Antoni Kindler have no lack of motivation as they backstop Canada.
Field Hockey Canada’s Women’s National Program has selected eighteen athletes to represent the Women’s National Team as they continue the road to Olympic qualification.
Targeted areas for funding include promotion and development of field hockey skills, coaching for senior and junior men’s teams in Canada, training facilities, equipment and general participation.
The 2015 Indoor World Cup has come and gone. Yan Huckendubler provides an overall recap of this year’s tournament and looks closely at Canada’s performance.
Back to training next week for the Women’s National Team. Hear the Coach’s thoughts about the recent New Zealand tour and where the women stand before World League 2.
When the Canadian Junior Women’s National Team steps on field Thursday evening for the first match of their series with the United States Under-21 Women in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, they’ll be doing so with some rare experience for such a young squad.
So far it’s been an extremely busy month for Canada’s National field hockey teams, specifically the women. It continues this Thursday when the Junior Women’s National team begins a series with the United States.
The Canadian teams had mixed fortunes at the Indoor World Cup in Leipzig. The women had a draw (against Belgium) and a win (over (Kazakhstan) and will play for 10th place on Saturday. The men suffered two losses (against Poland and Australia) and will play for 11th.