Malinda Hapuarachchi, who grew up in Orléans, will take on European powerhouse teams as a part of Team Canada in the upcoming Indoor Hockey World Cup.
2014 was a busy year for Canada, but it pales in comparison to the importance of 2015 for the Men’s and Women’s indoor and outdoor National Field Hockey Teams.
Episode 6 of #FHC365 focuses on the big year ahead for both the Men’s and Women’s National Teams, when both will attempt to qualify for the 2016 Olympic Summer Games.
With the Indoor World Cup of Hockey set to begin in only two weeks, Field Hockey Canada has named both the Men’s and Women’s Indoor National Teams which will travel to Leipzig, Germany to take part in the tournament from February 4th-8th, 2015.
The Women’s National Program has added Steph Andrews as the new assistant coach for the Women’s National Team. Andrews, is a product of the Australian playing and coaching system.
Scott Tupper, Danielle Hennig, and Brienne Stairs were honoured with the 2014 Field Hockey Canada Player Awards on Saturday in Vancouver, B.C.
Ian Rutledge has signed a contract extension that will keep him with Field Hockey Canada and the Women’s National Program through August 2018.
After going 4W-1L in the round robin, Canada loses to Sweden 5-4 in a shootout in the men’s final.
Relive Field Hockey Canada’s Top 5 moments in 2014 with this special year-end edition of #FieldNotes.