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Men’s National Program names 2015 Junior Development Squad

Field Hockey Canada’s Men’s National Program has named 46 athletes to its 2015 Junior Develop Squad. The roster was chosen after an extensive process of identifying athletes through regional and national camps, National Championships and select international competitions.

Thanksgiving Indoor Invitational Tournament Schedule

Two Canadian Men’s Indoor National squads are set to host Argentina in an indoor test series over the Thanksgiving weekend in Mississauga as a part of 2015 World Cup preparation.

UPDATE: 2015 Men's National Program Carding Camp

The Men’s National Program (MNP) will be hosting a carding camp for the upcoming 2015 carding cycle. The camp will be held in Vancouver BC, over 3 consecutive weeks in October 2014.

Euro Boys Blog - Gordon Johnston

Stay connected with the Men’s National Team members who have gone overseas to play club field hockey the “Euro Boys Blog.”

Canadian indoor men to host 3-Nations tournament in Ontario

The Canadian Men’s Indoor National team is hosting a 3-Nations tournament over the Thanksgiving weekend as it continues to prepare for the 2015 Indoor World Cup in Leipzig, Germany.

Euro Boys Blog - Richard Hildreth

Stay connected with the Men’s National Team members who have gone overseas to play club field hockey the “Euro Boys Blog.”

Euro Boys Blog - John Smythe

Stay connected with the Men’s National Team members who have gone overseas to play club field hockey the “Euro Boys Blog.”

Chile men & Canada women run riot in Guadalajara

Chile men and Canada women emerged victorious at the Hockey World League Round 1 event in the Mexican city of Guadalajara, with both teams finishing top of the standings with 100 per cent winning records in their respective competitions.

Veteran Pereira extends field hockey career on and off the pitch

Standing on the sidelines is not something Ken Pereira is all too familiar with.But this past summer he was watching from a far as manager and coach, all with one eye still on his own career as a player.