Senior National Championships (Day One)
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
The first day of the Senior National Championships is over
and all the women’s teams and two of the men’s teams have gotten game one off
their backs. The Pool A women started out the day with the early games. The BC
Blue women, comprised majorly of Senior national team members and coached by
Kimo Linders, earned a 16-0 win over Ontario White, coached by Jeff Pacheco.
Kate Thompson, of BC, and goal keeper Shannon Clancy, of Ontario, were named
the players of the game…
Live sales begin JUNE 28! Tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis…
PAHF Continental High Performance Coaching Course
Vancouver, BC: July 19 to 24, 2011
The Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF) is pleased to invite coaches of the continent to join the High Performance Hockey Coaching Course at the University of British Columbia, during the 4 Nation Classic (July 15 – 24) in Vancouver, BC.
Course Information:
The Course will be carried out from July 19, 7 PM to July 24, 12 PM with certificate delivery…
June 14, 2011 The Women’s National Team is wrapping up a two week camp in Vancouver, BC. Several days last week were spent as a team in residence at the University of British Columbia with a tight schedule of meetings, training, fitness testing, practices and more. Team physiologist expert, Jason Vescovij, was on hand for the entire camp to help provide some data and feedback as the team moves forward. As the camp was winding down, the team found themselves in for a real treat…
Long time Canadian internationals Rob Short, Ken Pereira and Connor Grimes were instrumental in HGC’s EHL triumph yesterday – Short named MVP…
Field Hockey Canada is pleased to announce the 4 Nation Classic being held July 15th – 24th in Vancouver, British Columbia. The competition pool will include the Canadian National Senior Men’s & Women’s Teams and teams from Chile, Trinidad & Tobago and Japan. A Development Women’s team "Canada A" will also compete. Games begin on July 15th at 2:00 pm at UBC’s Wright Field in Vancouver, BC and conclude at the Women’s Final Game at 4:00 pm on July 24th…
Field Hockey Canada building for the Future – expands Technical Leadership Team
In alignment with FHC’s recently developed long-term high performance strategy, a significant emphasis has been put on talent and sport system development. Both areas are critical for building the next generation of FHC’s high performance program. As such, FHC is hiring a National Technical Director (NTD) and two Junior National Team Head Coaches.
The NTD will be responsible to lead the evolution of our Coaching Development & Certification program and the implementation of an innovative Long Term Hockey Development (LTHD) model…