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Field Hockey Canada’s Masters Hockey program encourages and enables field hockey players age thirty-five and up to continue their participation in field hockey at the highest level.
In doing so, FHC’s Canada Masters Hockey supports Field Hockey Canada’s strategic objective of developing and strengthening field hockey across the country and fostering a robust Canadian hockey family. Engaging Master level athletes, FHC’s Canada Masters Hockey program will provide field hockey players of all ages the opportunity to continue participation in the sport at an international level.
Field Hockey Canada’s Masters Hockey program is governed in accordance with Field Hockey Canada’s policies and procedures and led by a committee and sub-committee structure. Visit our Masters Governance page here. if you have any enquiries about Masters Hockey please contact the committee at: masterscommittee@fieldhockey.ca.
The masters program is overseen by Field Hockey Canada masters committee (governance) and part time staff (operations). Viability of teams and decision making sits with this group. Decisions will be made on number of teams and age groups based on the criteria outlined in policy. One key element to decision making is the number of registered participants within our membership database. Please ensure you are a paid member in good standing with your home province and Field Hockey Canada. Click below to express interest and register as a masters hockey member. All policies are linked at the bottom of this page.
Once team entries are decided, program selection will be activated with opportunities provided on an east and west basis in order to drive equity of access. Please note that the Field Hockey Canada Masters program is a user pay program. There is no government funding at this time for the masters program. All programs are fully costed. For general decision making, note that participation in a program and competition is likely to cost >$6000. As an identified masters athlete you will have the benefit of support in using the fundraising platform to support program costs and can participate in adopt and athlete or adopt a team campaigns. Each team will also have access to materials in support of garnering sponsors into the program. The budgets and plans for each program are managed by Field Hockey Canada staff in conjunction with the committee.
CLICK BELOW TO EXPRESS INTEREST IN PLAYING MASTERS HOCKEY IN CANADA
Women’s Masters Hockey | Men’s Masters Hockey
UPCOMING EVENTS:
WMH Masters Indoor World Cup Nottingham
Nottingham, UK
March 26-31, 2026
Divisions: Women’s and Men’s O35- O65 National & International Masters (IMC)
Event Information
WMH Masters World Cup Rotterdam
Rotterdam, Netherlands
July 22-August 1, 2026
Divisions: Women’s and Men’s O35- O50 National & International Masters Cup (IMC)
Event Information
WMH Masters World Cup Brasschaat
Brasschaat, Belgium
August 6-16, 2026
Divisions: Women’s O55- O70, Men’s M O55- O60 National & International Masters Cup (IMC)
Event Information
WMH Masters World Cup Breda
Breda, Netherlands
August 6-16, 2026
Divisions: Men’s O65- O80 National & International Masters Cup (IMC)
Event Information
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST (Coaches and Athletes)
The 2026 Masters World Cups (Indoor and Outdoor) are scheduled for the Spring and Summer of 2026 in different locations and dates depending on age categories. Please click to learn more and to express interest as a player or a coach.
Indoor World Cup Expression of Interest – COACHES | ATHLETES
Outdoor World Cups Expression of Interest – COACHES | ATHLETES
PAST EVENTS
WMH Masters Pan American Championships [Expression of Interest]
Asunción, Paraguay
September 21-30, 2025
Potential Divisions: o35, o40, 045, 050, 055, 060, 065 (Men’s and Women’s)
Information
WMH 2023 Pan American Continental Cup [Event Results]
Buenos Aires, Argentina
December 6-17, 2023
Information
WMH 2024 Indoor World Cup
Nottingham, United Kingdom
March 28-April 1, 2024
Divisions: Wo35, Wo40, W045, W050, W055, W060, W065
Information
WMH 2024 World Cup Cape Town
Cape Town, South Africa
October 12-21, 2024
Divisions: Wo35, W040
Information
WMH 2024 World Cup [Tournament Results]
Aukland, New Zealand
November 7-17, 2024
Divisions: W045, W050, W055, W060, W065,
Information
Men’s Indoor and Outdoor Selection Camps 2023-2024
Outdoor Camps: Vancouver – March 29, 30 and 31
Indoor Camps: Toronto and Calgary – October 21 and 22
Divisions: Ages 35 and up – Teams selected in five-year groupings
WMH 2024 Indoor World Cup [Roster announcement]
Nottingham, United Kingdom
March 28-April 1, 2024
Divisions: Mo35, Mo40, M045, M050, M055, M060, M065
Information
WMH 2024 World Cup Cape Town
Cape Town, South Africa
October 12-21, 2024
Divisions: Mo35, Mo40, Mo65, Mo70, Mo75, Mo80
Information
WMH 2024 World Cup [Tournament Results]
Aukland, New Zealand
November 7-17, 2024
Divisions: M045, M050, M055, M060
Information
Men’s Masters 50+ WEST Selection Camp
Saturday, June 22nd, 4:00pm to 6:00pm at Eric Hamber field, Vancouver
Selection Camp fee: $25 – non-refundable
Deposit fee: $510 – non-refundable if selected to the team; refundable if not selected to the team
A total of $535 will be payable at time of selection camp registration.
NEXTGEN OVERVIEW
The goal of the NextGen Program at Field Hockey Canada is to identify athletes that are 2-8 years away from making a significant contribution on the senior national stage. The FHC Men’s NextGen National Program is a collection of young athletes from across the country. These players train and compete in their regional training centres located in BC, Alberta, and Ontario. It is from this athlete pool that coaches draw for Junior and Youth international competitions. The NextGen pathway serves as the development pipeline for the Senior Men’s National Team.
TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Field Hockey Canada is always evaluating and identifying young talent. The talent identification model allows Field Hockey Canada to use different stages of the year to identify and evaluate young talent by way of training camps, tours and talent ID sessions. The long-term development of Canada’s Targeted Athletes is a fundamental priority of this program. Our goal is to provide the best possible experiences for players to realize their potential of representing Canada on the International Stage. View intake opportunities and more information about talent development below.
All Field Hockey Canada policies apply to this program, including Field Hockey Canada Athlete Policies as applicable.
U19 Youth INDOOR TEAM
The U19 Youth Indoor Team is assembled on year-to-year basis. This year, the U19 Youth Team is assembled to compete at the annual CAN-AM indoor series between Canada and USA. This year’s event will feature Canada’s U19 youth Team and will be happening simultaneously to the Indoor Pan American Cup in Calgary, AB.
U19 Youth Indoor National Team
- Name
- Position
- Hometown
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- Aaron Barbour
- Goalkeeper
- Chelsea, QC
- Anish Narula
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Fletcher Green
- Midfield
- Chelsea, QC
- JagMan Singh Mangat
- Defender
- Erin, ON
- Tom Weller
- Midfield
- Calgary, AB
2024 U17 NATIONAL TEAM
The U18 Indoor Women’s Youth National Team program is organized on a year-to-year basis for tours and tournaments as scheduled by Field Hockey Canada High Performance direction. This year, the U18 National Indoor National Team will travel to the Philadelphia, USA in February-March for an international hockey tournament.
NEXTGEN OVERVIEW
The goal of the NextGen Program at Field Hockey Canada is to identify athletes that are 2-8 years away from making a significant contribution on the senior national stage. The FHC Women’s NextGen National Program is a collection of young athletes from across the country. These players train and compete in their regional training centres located in BC, Alberta, and Ontario. It is from this athlete pool that coaches draw for Junior and Youth international competitions. The NextGen pathway serves as the development pipeline for the Senior Women’s National Team.
TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Field Hockey Canada is always evaluating and identifying young talent. The talent identification model allows Field Hockey Canada to use different stages of the year to identify and evaluate young talent by way of training camps, tours and talent ID sessions. The long-term development of Canada’s Targeted Athletes is a fundamental priority of this program. Our goal is to provide the best possible experiences for players to realise their potential of representing Canada on the International Stage. View intake opportunities and more information about talent development below.
Talent ID Model | Talent Development Priorities
All Field Hockey Canada policies apply to this program, including Field Hockey Canada Athlete Policies as applicable.
U18 Indoor Youth National Team Roster
- Name
- Position
- Hometown
- Caps
- Annika Johannsen
- Forward
- Oakville, ON
- Catalina Meilleur
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Clara Gerardin
- Defender
- Mississauga, ON
- Emmerson Coups
- Defender
- Goderich, ON
- Katelyn Tye
- Defender
- Inverary, ON
- Kristen Nyrose
- Defender
- Calgary, AB
- Mackenzie Gladman
- Goalkeeper
- Burlington, Ontario
- Naomi Dawe
- Midfield
- Richmond Hill, ON
- Sarah Robertson [reserve]
- Forward
- Waterloo, ON
- Victoria Claire Zaccagnini
- Midfield
- Calgary, AB
Junior Women’s National Team
The Junior Women’s National Team trains in camp-based environment and competes in the Junior Pan American Championships, the Junior Pan American Games and the Junior World Cup. 2025 marks the first inclusion of hockey in the Junior Pan American Games (taking place in Paraguay). The Junior Women’s National Team will participate in the JPAG and will be preparing all year for the Junior World Cup set for December in Chile. Roster updates and schedules will be updated throughout the year. Check out the 2025 season outlook across all programs.
- Name
- Position
- Hometown
- Caps
- Ava Winter
- Midfield
- Cowichan, BC
- Beatrice Loevenich
- Forward
- Barcelona, Spain
- Calista Schwartz
- Defence
- Vancouver, BC
- Danielle D’Silva
- Midfield
- Mississauga, ON
- Elise Piper
- MID
- Pickering, ON
- Jada Mendonca
- Defender
- Brampton, ON
- Jordyn MacDonald
- Midfield
- Elmira, ON
- Kaitlyn Pennefather
- Midfield
- North Vancouver, BC
- Kate Martin
- Forward
- North Vancouver, BC
- Kirsten D’Silva
- DEF
- Mississauga, ON
- Mackenna Brown
- Defender / Midfielder
- Vancouver, BC
- Maddie Hunter
- Forward
- Victoria, BC
- Madeline Skeans
- Midfield
- Calgary, AB
- Maia Lawrence
- DEF
- Victoria, BC
- Maia McGillivray
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Mary Yang
- Goalkeeper
- Calgary, AB
- Megan Schienbein
- DEF
- North Vancouver, BC
- Olive Bodel
- Defender
- West Vancouver, BC
- Pascale Pottier
- GK
- Sevenoaks, UK
- Prabnoor Hundal
- Midfield
- Surrey, BC
- Puneet Litt
- Forward
- Chilliwack, BC
- Rebecca Stone
- Midfield
- Victoria, BC
- Robyn Goh
- Goalkeeper
- North Vancouver, BC
- Sadie Lee
- Forward
- Vancouver, BC
- Scarlett Kotar
- Goalkeeper
- North Vancouver, BC
- Shannon Stelling
- DEF
- Vancouver, BC
- Stella Goddard-Despot
- Midfield/Forward
- North Vancouver, BC
- Stella Malinowski
- Midfield
- Vancouver, BC
- Sydney Le
- Forward
- North Vancouver, BC
- Wynn Brown
- Defense
- Vancouver, BC
- Zoe Furber
- MID
- Vancouver, BC
2026 JUNIOR PAN AMERICAN GAMES ROSTER
| JERSEY NUMBER | FIRST NAME | LAST NAME | HOMETOWN | CLUB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Olive | Bodel | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC |
| 8 | Mackenna | Brown | Vancouver, BC | Lynx Field Hockey club |
| 12 | Wynn | Brown | Vancouver, BC | Lynx Field Hockey Club |
| 2 | Danielle | D'silva | Mississauga, ON | A&C Academy |
| 1 | Robyn | Goh | North Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC |
| 5 | Prabnoor | Hundal | Surrey, BC | Tigers Field Hockey Club |
| 29 | Sydney | Le | North Vancouver, BC | SEAtoSKY |
| 3 | Puneet | Litt | Chilliwack, BC | Dukh Nivaran Tigers |
| 7 | Beatrice | Loevenich | Barcelona, ESP | FC Barcelona |
| 10 | Jordyn | MacDonald | Elmira, ON | Guelph cobras |
| 18 | Stella | Malinowski | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks |
| 20 | Maia | McGillivray | Calgary, AB | Calgary Dinos |
| 19 | Jada | Mendonca | Welland, ON | A&C Academy |
| 17 | Kaitlyn | Pennefather | North Vancouver, BC | SEAtoSKY |
| 25 | Pascale | Pottier | Sevenoaks, UK | HC Knole Park |
| 7 | Shannon | Stelling | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks |
| 13 | Rebecca | Stone | Victoria, BC | Lynx Field Hockey Club |
| 0 | Ava | Winter | Duncan, BC | Lynx Field Hockey Club |
| AP ATHLETE | ||||
| 11 | Maia | Lawrence | Victoria, BC | Lynx Field Hockey Club |
| N/A | Kate | Martin | Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky |
| Staff | ||||
| Kyle | Marks | Head Coach | ||
| Chelsea | Travis | Athletic Therapist | ||
| Dave | Cox | Performance Analyst | ||
| Alanna | Martin | Team Manager | ||
| Michael | Van Iderstine | Assistant Coach | ||
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Junior Men’s National Team
The Junior Men’s National Team trains in camp-based environment and competes in the Junior Pan American Championships, the Junior Pan American Games and the Junior World Cup. 2025 marks the first inclusion of hockey in the Junior Pan American Games (taking place in Paraguay). The Junior Men’s National Team will participate in the JPAG and will be preparing all year for the Junior World Cup set for November in India. Roster updates and schedules will be updated throughout the year. Check out the 2025 season outlook across all programs.
- Name
- Position
- Hometown
- Caps
- Arthur Goetzke-Coburn
- GK
- Lille, FRA
- Brooklyn Aranha
- Midfield
- Surrey, BC
- Caleb Fitch
- DEF
- Vancouver, BC
- Christopher Chalut
- DEF
- West Vancouver, BC
- Gavin Thind
- DEF
- Surrey, BC
- Grant Simpson
- Defender
- Calgary, AB
- Gurnoor Bhullar
- MID
- Surrey, BC
- Gurwinder Brar
- DEF
- Brampton, ON
- Harjas Sanghera
- Defender
- Surrey, BC
- Joshua Miranda
- Defense
- Mississauga, ON
- Josiah Campbell
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Kale Simonson
- MID
- Calgary, AB
- Leighton De Souza
- Midfield
- Toronto, ON
- Lucas Aardenburg
- MID
- Adelaide, AUS
- Morgan Garside
- GK
- Charfield, UK
- Navdip Chandi
- Forward
- Mississauga, ON
- Noah Louie
- Midfield
- North Vancouver, BC
- Parmveer Basra
- FWD
- Surrey, BC
- Ravpreet Gill
- Forward
- Brampton, ON
- Satpreet Dhadda
- Defender
- Surrey, BC
- Sawyer Ross
- MID
- Victoria, BC
- Stanley Cooke
- GK
- London, England
2025 JUNIOR PAN AMERICAN GAMES ROSTER
| NO. | PLAYER NAME | POSITION | HOMETOWN | CLUB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | Brooklyn Aranha | MID | Surrey, BC | Burnaby Lake |
| 14 | Parmveer Basra | FWD | Surrey, BC | Panthers |
| 29 | Gurwinder Brar | DEF | Brampton, ON | OKD |
| 11 | Josiah Campbell | FWD | Calgary, AB | Saracens |
| 19 | Christopher Chalut | DEF | Vancouver, BC | UVic Vikes |
| 34 | Navdip Chandi | FWD | Mississauga, ON | OKD FHC |
| 9 | Leighton De Souza | MID | Etobicoke, ON | OKD FHC |
| 5 | Satpreet Dhadda | DEF | Surrey, BC | UBC |
| 18 | Caleb Fitch | DEF | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks |
| 31 | Morgan Garside | GK | Charfield, UK | Wotton-Under-Edge |
| 15 | Ravpreet Gill | FWD | Brampton, ON | Brampton FHC |
| 7 | Kirin Robinson | FWD | Vancouver, BC | UBC |
| 16 | Sawyer Ross | MID | Victoria, BC | UBC |
| 23 | Harjas Sanghera | DEF | Surrey, BC | UBC |
| 13 | Kale Simonson | MID | Calgary AB | UBC |
| 4 | Grant Simpson | DEF | Calgary, AB | UVic Vikes |
| RESERVES | ||||
| 21 | Gurnoor Bhullar | MID | Surrey, BC | Surinder Lions |
| 89 | Stanley Cooke | GK | London, UK | Southgate Hockey Club |
| STAFF NAME | ROLE | |||
| Geoff Matthews | Head Coach | |||
| Alison Lee | Assistant Coach | |||
| SJ Sanghera | Athletic Therapist | |||
| Andrea Gibson | Team Manager | |||
| Mike Van Iderstine | Performance Analyst | |||
| Chantal Campbell | Team Lead | |||
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U16 Women’s Youth Team
2025 U16 NATIONAL TEAM
The U16 & U17 Women’s Junior National Team is organized on a year-to-year basis for tours and tournaments as scheduled by Field Hockey Canada High Performance direction. This year, a U16 Youth Team will travel to the Czechia on April 13-21 for an international hockey tour featuring training matches against local clubs and national youth sides. More details to come. YOUTH TOUR ROSTERS.
NEXTGEN OVERVIEW
The goal of the NextGen Program at Field Hockey Canada is to identify athletes that are 2-8 years away from making a significant contribution on the senior national stage. The FHC Women’s NextGen National Program is a collection of young athletes from across the country. These players train and compete in their regional training centres located in BC, Alberta, and Ontario. It is from this athlete pool that coaches draw for Junior and Youth international competitions. The NextGen pathway serves as the development pipeline for the Senior Women’s National Team.
TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Field Hockey Canada is always evaluating and identifying young talent. The talent identification model allows Field Hockey Canada to use different stages of the year to identify and evaluate young talent by way of training camps, tours and talent ID sessions. The long-term development of Canada’s Targeted Athletes is a fundamental priority of this program. Our goal is to provide the best possible experiences for players to realise their potential of representing Canada on the International Stage. View intake opportunities and more information about talent development below.
Talent ID Model | Talent Development Priorities
All Field Hockey Canada policies apply to this program, including Field Hockey Canada Athlete Policies as applicable.
Czechia Tour Roster (April 13-21, 2025)
| PLAYER NAME | POSITION | HOMETOWN | CLUB TEAM | HIGH SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allyson Van Dijk | Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | Sea-to-Sky FHC | Carson Graham Secondary School |
| Avnaj Bhullar | Forward/Midfield | Surrey, BC | Tigers FHC | Fleetwood Park Secondary School |
| Beth Mcalpine | Midfield/Defence | North Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
| Charleigh MacDougall | Midfield | Stratford, PEI | PEI U16 Provincial Team | Mount Academy |
| Chloe Zambon | Defence | North Vancouver, BC | Tigers FHC | West Vancouver Secondary School |
| Ella Van Duuren | Goalie | High River, AB | Legacy Academy | École Secondaire Highwood High School |
| Ella Moore | Midfield | Halifax, NS | Team Nova Scotia | Citadel High School |
| Elliotte Yuen | Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Carson Graham Secondary School |
| Isabelle Peverley | Forward | Guelph, ON | Guelph Cobras | Bishop Macdonelll Catholic High School |
| Jasmine Rai | Forward | Brampton, ON | ||
| Kaitlyn Chan | Forward/Midfield | Toronto, ON | Dolphins Field Hockey | University of Toronto Schools |
| Kyra Dennis | Forward/Midfield | Calgary, AB | ||
| Lauren McGillivray | Forward | Calgary, AB | Cougars Field Hockey | Strithcona Tweedsmuir School |
| Meghan McGillivray | Midfield | Calgary, AB | Legacy Academy | Strithcona Tweedsmuir School |
| Neesha Bachra | Forward | Surrey, BC | India Club | Fleetwood Park Secondary School |
| Olivia Binns | Forward/Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Argyle Secondary School |
| Piper Raymond | Goalkeeper | Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
| Siera Hebert | Midfield/Forward | Calgary, AB | ||
| Valerie Chan | Forward | North Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
| Zoe Gold | Midfield/Defence | North Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
U18 Women’s Youth Teams
2025 U18 YOUTH TEAMS
The U18 Women’s Youth Teams are organized on a year-to-year basis for tours and tournaments as scheduled by Field Hockey Canada High Performance direction. The Women’s U18 Youth Teams are composed primarily of members of the FHC NextGen system. In 2025, there are two U18 Youth Teams, which will travel to Wales (April 13-21) and to France (May 2-10) respectively. They will be playing training matches against club teams and national youth teams. YOUTH TOUR ROSTERS.
NEXTGEN OVERVIEW
The goal of the NextGen Program at Field Hockey Canada is to identify athletes that are 2-8 years away from making a significant contribution on the senior national stage. The FHC Women’s NextGen National Program is a collection of young athletes from across the country. These players train and compete in their regional training centres located in BC, Alberta, and Ontario. It is from this athlete pool that coaches draw for Junior and Youth international competitions. The NextGen pathway serves as the development pipeline for the Senior Women’s National Team.
TALENT IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Field Hockey Canada is always evaluating and identifying young talent. The talent identification model allows Field Hockey Canada to use different stages of the year to identify and evaluate young talent by way of training camps, tours and talent ID sessions. The long-term development of Canada’s Targeted Athletes is a fundamental priority of this program. Our goal is to provide the best possible experiences for players to realise their potential of representing Canada on the International Stage. View intake opportunities and more information about talent development below.
Talent ID Model | Talent Development Priorities
All Field Hockey Canada policies apply to this program, including Field Hockey Canada Athlete Policies as applicable.
Wales Tour Roster (April 13-21, 2025)
| PLAYER NAME | POSITION | HOMETOWN | CLUB TEAM | HIGH SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eloise Williams-Walshe | Forward | Vancouver, BC | Polar Bears | Crofton House School |
| Ella Kang | Midfield/Forward | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks | Crofton House School |
| Elle Ferros | Forward | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Rockridge Secondary School |
| Emilie Chisholm | Midfield/Forward | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Rockridge Secondary School |
| Flora Price | Forward | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
| Hanisha Hothi | ||||
| Haylee MacDonald | Forward | Charlottetown, PEI | Team PEI | Rural High School |
| Isabel McElgunn | Defence/Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Collingwood School |
| Isabella Prior | Midfield/Forward | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks | Eric Hamber Secondary School |
| Jordyn MacDonald | Midfield | Elmira, ON | Guelph Cobras | Elmira District Secondary School |
| Lisa van der Knaap | Midfield | Oakville, ON | Halton FHC | St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Secondary School |
| Madelyn Potts | Defence/Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Argyle Secondary School |
| Maia McGillivray | Forward | Calgary, AB | Cougars | Strathcona Tweedsmuir School |
| Maisie Fulton Stephenson | Defence | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Seacove Secondary School |
| Naeve Lustig | Goalkeeper | West Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Collingwood School |
| Ryland Butler | Defence/Midfield | Waterloo, ON | KW Dragons FHC | Laurel Heights Secondary School |
| Sabine Keon | Defence/Midfield | Markham, ON | Dolphins FHC | St. Augustine Catholic High School |
| Siera Edstrand | Midfield/Forward | Vancouver, BC | Lynx | Brentwood College School |
| Sutton van Dyk | Forward | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Collingwood School |
| Tavie Gould | Midfield | Waterloo, ON | KW Dragons | Laurel Heights Secondary School |
France Tour Roster (May 1-10, 2025)
| PLAYER NAME | POSITION | HOMETOWN | CLUB TEAM | HIGH SCHOOL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alice (Allie) Campbell | Midfield/Defence | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks FHC | York Home School |
| Amanat Dhillon | Forward | Surrey, BC | India Club | Elgin Park Secondary School |
| Camryn Jensen | Forward | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Handsworth Secondary School |
| Claire Cheng | Defence/Midifled | Vancouver, BC | Vancouver Hawks FHC | Little Flower Academy |
| Ellie Mullins | Midfield | Charlottetown, PEI | Team PEI | Colonel Gray High School |
| Imke Arndt | Midfield/Forward | Oakville, ON | Halton Thrashers | Oakville Trafalgar High School |
| Julia McCusker | Midfield | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Windsor Secondary School |
| Kaelen Uy | Goalkeeper | Richmond, BC | Vancouver Hawks FHC | Little Flower Academy |
| Kendyll Adams | Forward | Victoria, BC | Lynx | St. Micheals University School |
| Lydia Harrington | Defence/Midifled | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Seacove Secondary School |
| Mackenna Brown | Defence/Midifled | Vancouver, BC | Lynx | St. Micheals University School |
| Mary Yang | Goalkeeper | Calgary, AB | Legacy Academy | Ernest Manning High School |
| Meghan Lovell | Defence/Midifled | North Vancouver, BC | Sea to Sky FHC | Sutherland Secondary School |
| Nina Khalfan | Defence/Midifled | Calgary, AB | University of Calgary Dinos | Robert Thirsk High School |
| Olive Bodel | Defence | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Rockridge Secondary School |
| Puneet Litt | Forward | Chilliwack, BC | Tigers FHC | GW Graham Secondary School |
| Rayna Dhaliwal | Defence/Midifled | Vancouver, BC | Polar Bears FHC | Crofton House School |
| Tristen Stanimir | Defence | West Vancouver, BC | West Vancouver FHC | Rockridge Secondary School |
The Men’s Indoor National Team competes with intent to qualify for the FIH Indoor World Cup each cycle. This requires the team to attend the Indoor Pan American Cup every two-three years depending on the cycle rotation. most recently, Team Canada finished third in 2021 in Spring City, USA. Team Canada last qualified for the Indoor World Cup in 2015.
2024-2025 Information
The Indoor Pan American Championships is a qualification event and the top two teams will qualify for the Indoor World Cup in 2025. The planned program is to have an identification camp, one tour to Europe and a centralization period in Toronto with the final team will be announced in early February 2024.
This is a self funded program which means all costs will be covered by the athletes, fundraising events and donations. Field Hockey Canada has support to fundraising for all identified athletes within the pathway and if selected, you will be onboarded into this support system.
SELECTION CAMP DATES
The West Selection camp will take place on November 3-5, in Calgary.
The East Selection camp will take place from Oct 22 – Oct 24th in Mississauga.
REGISTER HERE FOR SELECTION CAMP
2023/24 IPAC Selection Process and Training Information
Phase 1:
- October 2023: Camp West and East
- 20 athletes identified.
Phase 2:
- Indoor is combined with NTC training and regionalized – all identified indoor players are registered via NextGen hubs and into F-RED as NextGen for this block
- For 20 athletes – all training locally in NTC’s
Phase 3:
- Away series in Czech Republic in January and Home series in Toronto vs Kazakhstan at the end of February – this will be an additional sign up for the 20 identified
- Selection after Kazakhstan down to IPAC 12.
Phase 4:
- Final 12 for Canada for IPAC.
Calgary to Host 2024 Indoor Pan American Championships
Field Hockey Canada is thrilled to announce Calgary, Alberta as the official host-city of the 2024 Indoor Pan American Championships. The women’s and men’s tournament will take place simultaneously at the 7 Chiefs Sportsplex, in Calgary on March 18-22, 2024.
The last time Canada hosted the Indoor Pan American Championships was in 2005 in Waterloo, Ontario. Since then, the event has taken place in Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Guyana, and in 2021, the event was held in Pennsylvania, USA. READ MORE.
The story of our Women’s National Indoor Team is one of determination and fortitude. The team represents a dedicated group of athletes balancing both the commitment and training required of national athletes while pursuing studies or their professional careers. Many have had the privilege of representing Canada as a national athlete in previous indoor World Cups, on the senior or junior women’s national outdoor team or are just beginning their pursuit of national aspirations. Ranging in age from high school to mid-30’s, this diverse group of individuals are united in their focus to represent Canada to the best of their ability.
The Women’s Indoor National Team competes with intent to qualify for the FIH Indoor World Cup. This requires the team to attend the Indoor Pan American Cup every two to three years depending on the cycle rotation.
2023-2024 Information
Elements of the Program (Phase 1):
The first phase of the indoor program begins with squad selection camps which will be held on November 17-19, in Toronto, Ontario and on December 8-10, in Calgary, Alberta.
This first phase will run through until the end of March 2024 and will include a squad participation in the Indoor Pan American Cup, and a preparation tour (dates & details to be confirmed).
EASTERN INDOOR CAMPS AND COMPETITION PROGRAMS (PHASE 1)
- November 17th-19th, 2023 (Toronto, Ontario)
- Domestic Training: November 2023 – March 2024 (Toronto, Ontario)
- IPAC Preparation Tour: January 2024 (Vienna, Austria)
- Domestic League: January to March 2024 (Toronto, Ontario) – TBC
- Indoor Pan American Cup: March 17th-23rd, 2024 (Calgary, Alberta)
Details of the next phases leading up to the 2025 Indoor World Cup can be accessed here.
Registration Requirements:
Athletes must meet the following requirements and any other set out by the national coach, in order to attend the camp, be selected and train with the national squad.
- Be a Canadian Citizen
- Be a nationally or provincially identified athlete.
- Be available for domestic training and competitive elements.
- Be a member in good standing with FHC and your provincial organization.
Camp Details:
- Attendance at all sessions is a requirement of the camp, unless excused by the head coach.
- Accommodation, food and travel to and from the camp will be the responsibility of the individual athlete.
- Athletic trainers/ therapists will be present for all practices and games.
- Bring red, white and black shirts.
Camp Schedule:
| November 17th 2023 | Friday | 8:00PM – 10:00PM | Port Credit SS |
| November 18th 2023 | Saturday | TBC | TBC |
| November 18th 2023 | Saturday | 3:30PM – 5:30PM | York University |
| November 19th 2023 | Sunday | 1:00PM – 3:00PM | Rick Hansen SS |
Dates & locations will be confirmed by October 31st, 2023
Method of Payment & Registration Process:
- Camp Registration will be done through the following link (FHC F-RED registration)
Squad and Team Selection:
A Squad will be named on November 23rd, 2023 or earlier.
Nationally Identified and Non-Ontario Athletes:
Athletes training in Vancouver for the national outdoor program and would like to participate in the Indoor program will be selected to the squad and or team by the indoor national coach on an individual consideration, provided certain criteria are met.
- Athletes not residing in Ontario, if selected to the squad or team, will need to work with the indoor national coach on a plan which ensures training components are met.
Self-Funded Program:
The program is self-funded; your assistance in fund raising and attendance at other team activities that raise awareness for the program will be required. All funds raised will be used for the sole purpose of expenses incurred by the program.
Medical Insurance:
You must be a registered Provincial and FHC member to be covered by the FHC’s membership’s insurance policy. This is mandatory if you want to attend indoor national training and competition.
2024-2025 Information
The Indoor Pan American Championships is a qualification event and the top two teams will qualify for the Indoor World Cup in 2025.
This is a self funded program which means all costs will be covered by the athletes, fundraising events and donations. Field Hockey Canada has support to fundraising for all identified athletes within the pathway and if selected, you will be onboarded into this support system.
SELECTION CAMP DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY
Calgary to Host 2024 Indoor Pan American Championships
Field Hockey Canada is thrilled to announce Calgary, Alberta as the official host-city of the 2024 Indoor Pan American Championships. The women’s and men’s tournament will take place simultaneously at the 7 Chiefs Sportsplex, in Calgary on March 18-22, 2024.
The last time Canada hosted the Indoor Pan American Championships was in 2005 in Waterloo, Ontario. Since then, the event has taken place in Argentina, Venezuela, Uruguay, Guyana, and in 2021, the event was held in Pennsylvania, USA. READ MORE.