Junior Women’s Team BlogMarch 16, 2011Day 4:‘Game” Day #2Today we awoke with similar tensions toyesterday but with added confidence after our win. We ran the same routine of team jog and stretch followed bybreakfast.After this, we had some rare free timewhere we could relax or take a nap; it was quite luxurious. One hour later we all got together todebrief yesterday’s game. Healthysubs from Subway were the choice for lunch before we packed up and headed tothe field ready for our match…
Junior Women’s Team Blog
March 15, 2011
Day 3:
Today was full of different emotions. We started our day with a nice team run & stretch followed by breakfast. Then we headed to our meeting to find out our line ups and game plan for the big match against Team USA. After this we had just over an hour to calm ourselves and mentally prepare. We headed to our vans for the trek to the field, filled with anxiety, excitement and nerves…
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Junior Women’s Team Blog
March 14, 2011
Day 2 :
Waking up to the sun was definately a happy change from the usual Canadian winter weather. Driving to the field was both exciting and suspenseful wondering what the Olympic Training Centre would look like. When we saw it, all we could say was, "Wow….I wish we had this back at home!" Training was difficult because of the heat (25 degrees), but it was great to practice as a whole Canadian Junior National Team for the first time…
NATIONAL TEAM CAMP IN THE FIRST WEEK OF JUNE
Field Hockey Canada is pleased to announce an identification camp that will be held in Vancouver from June 1st to 5th. The primary focus of the camp will be to monitor, educate and the reintegrate Canadian non-domestic based athletes.
Athletes interested should register with Kelly Michael at the Field Hockey Canada Office by clicking the link below to fill out the form and send back via email (fhc@fieldhockey.ca) no later than April 15th 4 pm EST…
Canadian Women’s U16 Junior National Camp
Field Hockey Canada is committed to having its Women’s program consistently qualify for major competitions such as the Olympic Games and the World Cup. To ensure that this goal is reached, strategic importance has been placed on the establishment of a sustainable Junior National Team program peaking over 4 year cycles with participation in future Junior World Cups (JWC). This U16 program would help develop and support both athletes and coaches capable of successfully meeting the demands of international level competition…
Junior Women’s Team Blog
March 13, 2011
Day 1 : "Journey Begins"
After an early start we made it to the planes and headed to San Diego. Once we arrived safely, we made our way to the hotel. We ate at the Cheesecake Factory for dinner, however, it was short on the cheesecake. We are off to our first team meeting in preparation for our first day of practices in the hot sun tomorrow!!
-Emma Plasteras, Alyssa Bull and Annabelle Hamilton
from San Diego, California, USA
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Island Junior Field Hockey Players Making Their Mark!
March 4th, 2011
Source: http://islandsportsnews.net/21437/latest-news/island-junior-field-hockey-players-making-their-mark/
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(ISN) Ali Lee
The Canadian National field hockey program is starting to see a big movement towards the podium. That may not come in the 2012 Olympics but it is certainly starting to look good for the future. That future is including three island field hockey stars: Maddie Secco (Victoria, BC), Kathleen Leahy (Victoria, BC) and Sarah Keglowitsch (Duncan, BC)…
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WVSD opens field hockey academyMarch 3, 2011 Source: BC Local News.com This September, West Vancouver School District will become the first in Canada to open a field hockey academy. Registration for the new program, run out of Sentinel and Rockridge secondary schools, is currently underway. So far, out of the 30 spots available to Grade 8 to 12 boys and girls, approximately 12 spaces have been filled The new academy is open to youth of all skill levels and the district is hoping to draw more male players to the sport…