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Men's U21 Test Series: Canada vs. Chile
Canadian and Chilean U21 Men will face off in a five-game test series Women’s National Team will compete against Team Japan in a three-game test series this week at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. Japan, currently ranked 9th in the world, will provide tough competition and help prepare Team Canada for the upcoming Pan American Games in October. Game 1: Tuesday, July 26 5:30pm Japan 2 – Canada 0 > Photos of Game 1 Game 2: Thursday, July 28 5:30pm Japan 5 – Canada 0 > Photos of Game 2 Game 3: Saturday, July 30 2:00pm SELECTED SQUAD: *18 will be selected for each match, 16 will play in each match 1 Abigail Raye 2 Ali Lee 3 Azelia Liu 4 Brienne Stairs 5 Danielle Hennig 6 Diana Roemer 7 Hannah Haughn 8 Jessalyn Walkey 9 Kate Gillis 10 Katie Baker 11 Katie Collison 12 Kaitlyn Williams 13 Kristine Wishart 14 Maddie Secco 15 Marian Dickinson 16 Natalie Sourisseau 17 Poonum Sandhu 18 Samantha Smith 19 Sara McManus 20 Stephanie Jameson 21 Thea Culley 22 Tyla Flexman Monday, July 25 WrightField, UBC, Vancouver, BC Match2 – 7:30 pm start – field time 7:00 to 9:30 pm Tuesday, July 26 WrightField, UBC, Vancouver, BC Match2 – 7:30 pm start – field time 7:00 to 9:30 pm Thursday, July 28 WrightField, UBC, Vancouver, BC Match2 – 7:30 pm start – field time 7:00 to 9:30 pm Saturday, July 30 WrightField, UBC, Vancouver, BC Match4 – 4:00 pm start – field time 4:00 to 6:00 pm Sunday, July 31 TamanawisField, Surrey, BC Match5 – 12:00 noon start
4NC: July 24 - Men Canada vs. Chile
Canada vs. ChileCanada took to the field for the 6th and final match of the 4 Nation Classic vs. Chile.Canada enjoyed another great start to the match. Scott TUPPER slotted a spectacular penalty corner to put Canada up one in the 4thminute.Canadian keeper, Antoni KINDLER, was sharp in making saves to keep Canada up by one. KINDLER could not hold off an aggressive Chilean attack as Chile was rewarded for their persistence with a goal in the 12th minute to tie the match.Gabbar SINGH put Canada up by one in the 15th minute via a tomma-hawk that went top corner…
Men set off for Europe Tour in August
Team Canada Men will be in Europe August 2 – 19 to gain valuable competition against top-level international teams in preparation for the upcoming Pan American Games in October.
Women's Test Series: Canada vs. Japan
The Canadian Women’s National Team will compete against Team Japan in a three-game test series this week at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
4NC: July 23 - Women: Canada vs. Chile
Canadian Women’s National Team Defeated by Chile at 4 Nation Classic Field Hockey TournamentVancouver, July 23 – Team Canada Women suffered a 0 – 5 loss to Chile at the 4 Nation Classic today. Chile, ranked 16th in the world, proved a tough opponent against Canada, currently ranked 20th. “We have not seen a score like that against Chile in a long time,” said Stephanie Jameson (Vancouver). “The team was ready for this game, we were excited to play, but things didn’t go well early on and spiraled from there…
4NC: July 22 - Men: Canada vs T&T
A new Canadian team took to the field to play Trinidad &Tobago on July 22nd. On paper it was the same team that has already playedT&T twice this week
4NC: July 21 - Women: Canada vs T&T
Canada came out looking for the win today as they were up on the score board early in the 3rd minute of the game. Transferring the ball from the right side, Stephanie JAMESON found a waiting Diana ROEMER high up the field on the left sideline. A simple pass down the line to a speedy Natalie SOURISSEAU saw some crafty stick work along the baseline leading to a great tap in by Jessalyn WALKEY…
4NC: July 21 - Men: Canada vs Chile
Canada took to
the field in their fourth match of the 4 Nation Classic against Chile on a
beautiful Thursday afternoon in Vancouver.
Philip WRIGHT
celebrated his 100th International Match for Canada during this
game. Congratulations to Philip Wright for achieving this milestone.
Canada dominated
from the start. They passed the ball with purpose and intention around the
Chileans but were not able to generate any dangerous scoring chances in the
early part of the first half.
Canada was awarded
their second penalty corner in the 18th minute…