The FIH has published its 2013 edition of the Outdoor Hockey Rulebook, which is now available to read and download on the FIH website rules page.
The Men’s Junior National Team is collecting new and used field hockey equipment (sticks, stick bags, balls, gloves, shin guards and turf shoes – anything field hockey related) to support local athletes in Mexico.
Field Hockey Canada is inviting applications for the position of General Manager, Field Hockey High Performance & National Teams. The GM will be responsible for leading and executing the vision of Field Hockey Canada’s High Performance (HP) strategy and National Team Programs.
Lelia Sacré, age 24 from North Delta, BC, former member of the Women’s Junior and Senior National Teams from 2005 to 2007. She has coached a variety of U14 to U18 girls teams in BC. In 2011 she began training to be an international umpire and this past July she travelled on the 2012 Junior Women’s Europe Tour (Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Spain). Sacré shares some interesting facts about her transition from player to umpire.
Organizing a National Championship event is a huge undertaking for a provincial organization and FHC is extremely grateful to FHBC and FHA for the hosting of this year’s National tournaments. These events showcase the most talented athletes from across the country and I am encouraged by what I have seen in 2012.
Tyla Flexman (aka Bird) was first selected to the Women’s Junior National Team in 2004 and received her first international cap with the Canadian Women’s National Team in Dublin, Ireland in 2009…
“The U16 National tournament was a wonderful event, “says Sharon Creelman, FHC Technical Director. “Both final games were extremely close and well played. For a number of players this was their first experience at a national tournament and they performed extremely well. I was very encouraged by the calibre of play by the athletes and look forward to watching their development over the next 12 months.”
The Championship is Canada’s opportunity to qualify for the 2013 International Hockey Federation (FIH) Junior World Cup.
As all eyes are on London – the Canadian Men’s National Field Hockey Team looks toward the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Anthony Farry will lead the charge as the new Head Coach of the Men’s National Team. Building on the solid progress that has already been made – Farry is eager to continue establishing a professional training environment and ultimately lead Canada to consistent success on the international stage.