U19 Men’s Indoor Youth National Team
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
- Caps
- Aaron Barbour
- Goalkeeper
- Chelsea, QC
- Anish Narula
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Fletcher Green
- Midfield
- Chelsea, QC
- JagMan Singh Mangat
- Defender
- Erin, ON
- Josiah Campbell
- Forward
- Calgary, AB
- Navdip Chandi
- Forward
- Mississauga, ON
- Tom Weller
- Midfield
- Calgary, AB