See how things are going on the ground in Mexico with the Canadian Men’s National Development Squad in this daily blog entry.
The Canadian Men’s National Development Squad began the Tri Nations Tournament in Mexico City by splitting two close matches versus Mexico A and Cuba.
A group of Canadian Men’s National Team members headed to sunny southern California for the CalCup and came out with an elusive championship in one of the biggest tournaments in North America.
Field Hockey Canada is sending its Senior Development Squad to Mexico for a test series versus Mexico and Cuba to be held in Mexico City from June 3 to June 8, 2014.
As Clara Hughes prepared to bring her Big Ride to create a stigma-free Canada through the lower mainland of British Columbia, athletes from Field Hockey Canada’s men’s and women’s National Programs hopped on board to support the cause this past week.
Field Hockey Canada has added to its staff with the hiring of new High Performance Manager, Lisa Northrup, and Creative & Communication Manager, Shaheed Devji.
Throughout the 2014 Champions Challenge, the Canadian Men’s National Team was documenting their journey to a second place finish the best way young men know: Twitter. Check out this Twitter timeline of the guys’ thoughts from the start of the tournament, to the return home.
After an opening game loss to world no.3 England, the Canadian Women’s National Team went undefeated in four straight games and finished their U.K. Tour with a dominant 4-0 shutout victory over Wales, Wednesday in Cardiff.
After splitting two test matches against England on the first leg of their U.K. tour, the Canadian Women’s National Team have gone undefeated in their first two games versus Wales, setting up the opportunity to win the test series on Wednesday.