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Commonwealth Games Canada seeks Chef de Mission for 2014
Commonwealth Games Canada invites nominations for the position of Chef de Mission of the Commonwealth Games Team in Glasgow, Scotland, July 23 – August 3, 2014.
Junior Women come out strong against USA
The U21 team remains undefeated against the US side, while the U17 team has one win, one loss. After a rest day yesterday, the young Canadians are ready to take the pitch again today and continue giving it all they’ve got against a strong American side.
Shiaz Virjee joins Field Hockey Canada to drive Centres of Excellence
Field Hockey Canada’s Centres of Excellence (COE) are a key component in the overall Talent Development Program. FHC is pleased to announce Shiaz Virjee as the new Program Manager, Centres of Excellence to lead the implementation and development of the overall program.
The USA-Canada Challenge starts today!
Members of the U21 Team have been training on university teams and clubs across North America – but they have come together this week to compete for Team Canada. How is the team feeling as they enter their first day of the series? We caught up with four athletes to find out.
Target 2017 Women to suit up for Canada
As spring heralds new growth, it will also provide a new group of Canadian field hockey athletes the opportunity to don the maple leaf as they play in their first-ever international matches.
Field Hockey Canada launches
LTHD Resource Centre
The Canadian field hockey community has been looking for a way to ensure athletes from PEI to Vancouver Island receive quality and relevant coaching from the playground to the podium. Field Hockey Canada (FHC) responded by building the LTHD Resource Centre – an online platform to share and exchange resources across the field hockey community.
UBC Men's Team wins BC Premier Title
The University of British Columbia (UBC) Men’s Team defeated the Vancouver Hawks in an OT golden goal to win the 2012 India Challenge Cup.
What's next for field hockey in Alberta?
Field Hockey Canada continues to support the long term hockey development approach in Alberta, spearheaded by Field Hockey Alberta (FHA). Over the past few months FHA’s new Executive Director, Burgundy Biletski, has been focused on reviewing field hockey’s current status in Alberta and planning for future development.