Field Hockey Canada announces the nomination window for the class of 2026. Field Hockey Canada is excited to invite ...

Field Hockey Canada is pleased to announce the results of its 2026 Annual General Meeting, held on September 26, 2026, and to welcome new and returning members to the FHC Board of ...

Field Hockey Canada is excited to host the annual Men’s National Team open camp in November, 2026. This camp serves as a ...

Field Hockey Canada Safe Sport Field Hockey Canada has adopted Sport Integrity Canada’s Canadian Safe Sport Program (CSSP), which is in effect as of April 1, 2025. Through the CSSP Rules, the Sport ...

Field Hockey Canada is seeking a Head Coach for the Canadian Women’s National Field Hockey team. Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, and working in collaboration with senior staff, the Head ...

The Canadian Men’s National Team (MNT) trains and headquarters in Vancouver, British Columbia and is led by interim head coach Geoff Matthews. They are currently ranked 19th in the world by the ...

The 2026 Junior Pan American Championships take place in Santiago, Chile from April 6-18, 2026. The tournament is a one-pool mega round robin and straight into the medal rounds. See below for pools, ...

This fall will see Field Hockey Canada U SPORTS Invitational Championship evolve into a Field Hockey Canada property delivered in partnership with hosts, York University, and U SPORTS. The final-four ...

Canada’s women’s and men’s national teams are primed for action as they head to Montevideo, Uruguay, for the 2025 Pan American Cup, running from July 24 to August 3. With continental bragging rights ...

Caleb Fitch is a defender for the junior men’s national team from Vancouver, BC. He traveled to Malaysia in 2024 on the U17 Mirniwan Cup team for Canada. He plays club hockey for the Vancouver Hawks.

Field Hockey Canada (FHC) is the governing body for the sport in Canada, with over 9,000 participants from Junior to Masters’ level competing recreationally and competitively. The corporation was ...

Tyler Klenk began his field hockey journey in Saskatchewan before moving to British Columbia to play for the University of Victoria. From there, he quickly rose through the umpiring ranks, ...