One game remains for the Canadian Women’s Field Hockey Team at the World League Semifinal in Valencia, Spain, and while finishing with a win is most definitely the goal, success or failure doesn’t hinge on it.
Canada’s Men’s National Team finished a respectable fourth at the World League Semifinal after a 6-0 loss to the tournament’s top ranked team, the Netherlands.
Despite playing their best game of the tournament, the Canadian Women’s National Team lost its final match of the World League Semifinals pool stage 4-2 to World No. 8 Great Britain Sunday in Valencia, Spain.
The Canadian Men’s Field Hockey Team missed out on a securing their spot in the 2016 Olympic Games, losing 3-0 to Argentina on Saturday. They have another shot on Sunday in the 3rd place match.
The Canadian Women’s National Team couldn’t manage to get its first win of the World League Semifinals, losing their third game 2-0 to host country Spain.
The Canadian field hockey community recently lost one of its pioneers as Dr. John Chapman passed away at the age of 93 on June 9th.
Canada and Argentina meet Saturday (11:30am PT/2:30pm ET) in the World League Semifinal semifinal, with the winner advance to the 2016 Olympic Summer Games in Brazil.
A shootout performance of a lifetime for goaltender David Carter led the Canadian Men’s Field Hockey Team past the New Zealand Black Sticks 0-0 (8-7 in a sudden death shootout) in the Quarterfinals of the World League Semifinals Thursday in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The Canadian Women’s Field Hockey Team dropped its second straight match at the World League Semifinals losing 6-0 to the tournament’s top team, Argentina, Thursday in Spain.