Fundraiser to help Vancouver umpire Meghan McLennan go to the Junior Pan Am


The local umpiring community is rallying behind Vancouver umpire Meghan McLennan who was recently appointed to represent Canada at the the upcoming Junior Pan American Championships, April 10-18, in Bridgetown, Barbados. Meghan needs to fund her travel down to Barbados and needs the community’s support.

If you can share in your networks or consider contributing to support Meghan, it would be greatly appreciated. Any additional funds that are raised will be donated directly to the Field Hockey Canada Officials Committee, where it will be specifically used for Officials ONLY development.

Donate or share: https://gofund.me/0012c54a



2023 Club Championship and Festival Program – Call for Club Hosting Assistance

You can access the PDF version of this communique here.


Further to information circulated to Membership and Club Contacts in December 2022, Field Hockey BC is following up on behalf of the FHBC Club Championship Review Working Group (CCRWG) to both present the calendar plan for Club Championship Programming in 2023, as well as to request expressions of interest from Community Clubs able and willing to support the HOSTING of the 2023 Club Championship Program.

The 2023 Program still requires Club Hosts to come forward in all categories, as well as the need for venues to be secured for the Under 16 and Under 14 Girls Divisions. The CCRWG is pleased to present the following Club Championship Calendar Plan for 2023:

Age Group Venue Host(s) Dates (2023)
Under 18 Girls Tier 1 Tamanawis Park TBD + TBD May 26 (Eve), 27, 28
Under 18 Girls Tier 2 Tamanawis Park TBD + TBD May 26 (Eve), 27, 28
Under 18 Boys Rutledge Field WVFHC + TBD June 3, 4
Under 16 Girls Tier 1 TBD TBD + TBD June 9 (Eve), 10, 11
Under 16 Girls Tier 2 TBD TBD + TBD June 9 (Eve), 10, 11
Under 16 Boys Rutledge Field WVFHC + TBD June 17, 18
Under 14 Girls Tier 1 TBD TBD + TBD June 16 (Eve), 17, 18
Under 14 Girls Tier 2 TBD TBD + TBD June 16 (Eve), 17, 18
Under 14 Boys Rutledge Field WVFHC + TBD June 10, 11
Under 12 Festival Burnaby Lake Burnaby Lake + TBD June 3, 4

In December 2022, FHBC circulated a 2023 Club Championship Stakeholder Memo to all Club Contacts which included a summary of the role and responsibility of the CCRWG and the principal elements for consideration within Club Championship Program execution. This Stakeholder Memo is again included as a frame of reference to this Community Communique and can be accessed at the following link:

https://fieldhockeybc.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/2022-23-FHBC-Club-Championship-Review-Working-Group-Memo-to-Community-Stakeholders-December-8-2022.pdf

In announcing the 2023 Club Championship schedule and as can be referenced from the table above, FHBC and the CCRWG is requesting further consideration from Community Clubs in the willingness and ability to assist Program delivery in the creation of a CLUB CO-HOSTING ROLE in support of each event. Club Hosts would be required to support the following for any Club Championship Division or Tier (noting that some of these requirements are also undertaken by FHBC for targeted Championships at the Under 18 level in particular):

  • Facility Set-Up and Take-Down Support
  • Technical Officiating Support (Match Management, Timing and Score Keeping)
  • Game Day Officials Support and Coordination
  • Game Day Team Support and Coordination
  • Coordination of Presentations
  • Submission of Results (for FHBC Posting)
  • Submission of Expense Receipts to FHBC (as may be eligible)

For more information and for a Club Championship Host Guideline example, please refer to the following Program link on the FHBC Website: https://fieldhockeybc.com/events/club-championships/

For any Community Club wishing to return an expression of interest in supporting the 2023 Club Championship Program as a CLUB HOST, please return an e-mail with Club Contact/Follow-Up Detail to info@fieldhockeybc.com by March 22, 2023. FHBC and the CCRWG thank all Community Clubs and Community Club Contacts in advance for their due consideration.

FHBC looks forward to releasing specific Team Registration Information for the 2023 Club Championship Program at the end of March 2023. FHBC also hopes to be announcing at the same juncture a full Club Championship and Festival Hosting Commitment for 2023.

Yours in sport,

Mark Saunders
Executive Director
Field Hockey BC
February 14, 2023



 

FHBC Virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) – Fourth Notice of 2023 AGM Proceedings

You can download the PDF version of this communique here


Dear Field Hockey BC Members

Further to the previous three AGM notice circulations, FHBC is sending out the fourth planned community communique in advance of the upcoming VIRTUAL Field Hockey BC Annual General Meeting on February 8th, 2023 (6.30pm). This fourth notice draws particular attention to the posting of the AGM Package which includes all pertinent information pertaining to the 2023 AGM. The AGM Package can be viewed and/or downloaded from the FHBC AGM webpage at https://fieldhockeybc.com/annual-general-meeting-agm/ or via the Documents section of the FHBC website at https://fieldhockeybc.com/documents/.

The AGM Package includes the following documentation:

  • Meeting Agenda (also previously posted as a separate document)
  • Minutes from the last AGM February 9, 2022 (also previously posted as a separate document)
  • Notice of Motions (also previously posted as a separate document)
  • Notice of Board of Director Elections (also previously posted as a separate document)
  • Reports from the President and Executive Director
  • Board Executive Reports
  • Audited Financial Statement to August 31, 2022 (also previously posted as a separate document)

FHBC looks forward to welcoming you to the virtual 2023 AGM on the evening of February 8, 2023. A further notice as to how members can access the virtual 2022 AGM will be circulated on February 7, 2023. This notice will be principally targeted at those who wish to attend but are not carrying a vote – those voting will receive direct notification. In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out and contact us at info@fieldhockeybc.com should you have any questions regarding the 2023 FHBC AGM.

Yours in sport,

Mark Saunders
Executive Director
Field Hockey BC
February 3, 2023



 

FHBC Virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) – Third Notice of 2023 AGM Calendar Timelines

You can download the PDF version of this communique here


Further to the first and second AGM notice circulations on January 3, 2023 and January 17, 2023 respectively, FHBC is sending out a third of four planned community communiques in preparation for the upcoming VIRTUAL Field Hockey BC Annual General Meeting on February 8th, 2023 (6.30pm). This third notice draws particular attention to the deadline for the submission of forms associated with VOTING at the AGM.

For those members wishing to attend and carry an individual vote or carry permissible proxy votes at the 2023 Virtual FHBC AGM, the following deadline has been set for the submission of an appropriate form or forms:

  • Deadline for Submission of Proxy Forms to FHBC: February 3, 2023
  • Deadline to Register as an Individual Voter: February 5, 2023

Submission of PROXY VOTING FORMS

FHBC has posted TWO forms associated with voting via Proxy at the 2023 FHBC AGM:

  1. The first form is a PROXY FORM LIST that a proxy holder is responsible for completion and submission to FHBC by the deadline of February 3, 2023.
  2. The second form is a PROXY VERIFICATION FORM/SUBMISSION that requires a member signature confirming the identity of the proxy holder who will carry their vote at the 2023 FHBC AGM.

The Proxy Holder is responsible for the SINGLE (all at one time) SUBMISSION of BOTH the PROXY FORM LIST and the SIGNED PROXY VERIFICATION(S) to FHBC by the deadline date of February 3, 2023.

For SIGNED PROXY VERIFICATION(S), members can utilize the posted PROXY VERIFICATION FORM and return this to the Proxy Holder, OR members may submit the following standardized information to the Proxy Holder by other means (for example as a photo file):

  • Title: 2023 FHBC AGM
  • Member Name:
  • Designation of Voting Right to Proxy Holder (Proxy Holder Name):
  • Member Signature:

Both the PROXY FORM LIST Template and the PROXY VERIFICATION FORM Template can be accessed via the FHBC website from the FHBC AGM main page https://fieldhockeybc.com/annual-general-meeting-agm/ or from in the General Meeting Documents section of the FHBC website www.fieldhockeybc.com/documents/ under the heading 2023 FHBC AGM.

All VOTING Form submissions are to be returned to info@fieldhockeybc.com by February 3, 2023

Submission of an INDIVIDUAL VOTER FORM (for those members NOT carrying votes via proxy)

For members wishing to attend the 2023 FHBC AGM and vote as an individual, FHBC has created an INDIVIDUAL VOTER FORM that can be accessed from the FHBC website either at the FHBC AGM main page https://fieldhockeybc.com/annual-general-meeting-agm/ , or from the General Meeting Documents section of the FHBC website www.fieldhockeybc.com/documents/ (under the heading 2023 FHBC AGM). INDIVIDUAL VOTER FORM SUBMISSION is required by a deadline date of February 5, 2023.

All VOTING Form submissions are to be returned to info@fieldhockeybc.com by February 5, 2023

Uploading Voting Information in advance of the 2023 FHBC AGM

Following receipt and processing of a Voting Form Submission, FHBC will upload all relevant detail into the voting software being utilized for the 2023 Virtual FHBC AGM and communicate thereafter to those carrying votes on how they can access the voting software and cast votes at the AGM.

In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out and contact us at info@fieldhockeybc.com should you have any questions regarding the 2023 FHBC AGM.

Yours in sport,

Mark Saunders
Executive Director
Field Hockey BC
January 23, 2023



 

FHBC Virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) – Second Notice of 2023 AGM Calendar Timelines

You can download the PDF version of this communique here


Further to the first AGM notice circulation on January 3, 2023, FHBC is sending out a second of four planned community communiques in preparation for the upcoming VIRTUAL Field Hockey BC Annual General Meeting on February 8th, 2023 (6.30pm). This second notice draws particular attention to the deadline for the submission of Formal Motions ahead of the AGM and also acts as a similar reminder of the deadline for submission of Nominations to the Board of Directors:

  • Deadline for Submission of Formal Motions: January 19, 2023
  • Deadline for Submission of Nominations to the Board of Directors: January 19, 2023

Submission of Formal Motions

FHBC has posted a Formal Motion Submission Form on the FHBC website that can be accessed from the General Meeting Documents section of the FHBC website www.fieldhockeybc.com/documents/ under the heading 2023 FHBC AGM. To submit a Formal Motion, please complete a Formal Motion Submission Form and return the form by January 19, 2023 to info@fieldhockeybc.com.

FHBC Board of Director Nominations

The following four FHBC Board of Director positions are up for election in 2023:

  1. Vice-President
  2. Domestic Director
  3. Marketing Director
  4. Athlete Program Director

FHBC has posted the terms of reference for each position above and the applicable nomination form in the General Meeting Documents section of the FHBC website www.fieldhockeybc.com/documents/ under the heading 2023 FHBC AGM. To nominate an individual for any of the Board of Director positions above, please complete a nomination form and return the form by January 19, 2023 to info@fieldhockeybc.com.

In addition and as a polite reminder, the full calendar outline for the submission of information and documentation ahead of the virtual FHBC AGM is as follows:

  • AGM Date: February 8, 2023 at 6.30pm
  • Deadline for Submission of Nominations to the Board of Directors: January 19, 2023
  • Deadline for Submission of Formal Motions: January 19, 2023
  • Release and Posting of Proxy Form Template: January 20, 2023
  • Deadline for Submission of Proxy Form to FHBC: February 3, 2023
  • Deadline to Register as an Individual Voter: February 5, 2023
  • Deadline to Register Questions in advance of the AGM (Optional): February 6, 2023
  • Virtual AGM Trial Run (Internal): February 7, 2023

The timeline above recognizes the level of complexity required when considering a virtually hosted AGM and in particular sets realistic submission deadlines designed to enable FHBC to pre-load election, motion, and voting detail into the supporting technology. Once such detail has been pre-loaded sufficient time remains for FHBC to communicate with members (most specifically voting members) as to how such technology will be utilized both in advance of and at the AGM.

FHBC intends to provide further AGM update/reminders scheduled for membership dissemination on January 20, 2023 and January 30, 2023. Each AGM update is intended to provide guidance as to due process ahead of pertinent calendar deadlines.

In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out and contact us at info@fieldhockeybc.com should you have any questions regarding the 2023 FHBC AGM.

Yours in sport,

Mark Saunders
Executive Director
Field Hockey BC
January 17, 2023



 

Field hockey’s Beecroft retires, legacy continues

article by Ali Baggott for the Uvic Vikes website

Lynne Beecroft is retired. Let that sink in.

After 39 years at the helm of the University of Victoria Vikes women’s field hockey program, the 15-time national championship head coach will no longer patrol the sidelines of the field hockey pitch off Gabriola Road. Her roots, however, will continue to nourish the next crop of Vikes though the newly created Lynne ‘Buzz” Beecroft Student Award.

To celebrate the legacy of coach Buzz, an anonymous donor has agreed to match funds raised up to $100,000 until March 2023.

Beecroft’s legacy is often summed up by the numbers. She has amassed 34 national medals (15 of which are gold), coached nearly 40 athletes who have gone on to represent Canada and over 70 All-Canadians, finishing with an impressive overall coaching record of 340-98-89 (wins-losses-ties) but the real legacy lies in that which she has left with her athletes, her colleagues, the community and the sport.

Since 1985, coach Buzz has instilled an annual team theme to bring her team together. Her philosophy of taking care of the people before the athlete has given rise to champions on and off the field as students, as athletes and as people. Through her themes, Buzz’s teams have learned to grow through challenges, become leaders in their own right and have learned how to be part of something bigger than a team.

Decades of Vikes field hockey players are linked through the team themes and values with those shared experiences building a strong core of alumni. In recent seasons, it has been special to see championship-winning alumnae, coached by Buzz in the 1980s on the sideline cheering on their daughters as current Vikes. The Vikes women’s field hockey experience comes with a prestigious “you had to be there” stature that resonates through decades and now, generations. Those values and lessons often reverberate long after athletes graduate UVic.

As proud as Buzz is to say she has amassed numerous medals and coached athletes of the year and Olympians, she is just as proud of how the program has helped build community contributors. Contributors that include the veterinarians, teachers, principles, engineers, stay-at-home moms or a soon-to-be total of 15 medical doctors.

“There’s a saying that when a student is ready, a teacher will come. Obviously, I was going to be the teacher as I was ready to make a difference in the lives of student athletes under my tutelage,” reflected Buzz when describing her transition to coaching at UVic. “I couldn’t have been more wrong. Upon reflection, I realize now that it has always been my athletes who have been the teachers and me the student.”

Buzz winning the U SPORTS Coach of the Year Award

A decorated athlete prior to her coaching career, Beecroft competed for UVic from 1975-79 and representedCanada in four World Cups before attending the 1984 Olympic Games. She has been inducted into the Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame, the BC Sports Hall of Fame and is a two-time UVic Sports Hall-of-Famer as an athlete and as part of the 1984 championship-winning women’s field hockey team.

Beyond her athletic career and coaching career, Beecroft is a memorable face in the community. She has helped mentor up-and-coming coaches in the National Coaching Institute program, been an umpire at local league and high school tournament games, volunteered on numerous committees, and was a beacon for many aspiring field hockey players in Vancouver Island.
As of January 2023, the Vikes program will move forward without the sound of Buzz’s infamous whistle, her three-claps tradition to close every session and her bouncing footsteps while she demonstrating drills on the field.

After a glowing final season capped off with a 15th overall and fourth-straight championship banner, Lynne Beecroft is retired. The word seems unimaginable. The UVic field hockey program is as synonymous with Beecroft, just as the UVic basketball programs are with the names Ken and Kathy Shields. But it is time to turn over a new leaf.

The creation of the Lynne ‘Buzz’ Beecroft Student Award Fund will be accepting contributions to build a financial award to support UVic women’s field hockey players whose attributes align with what Beecroft looked for her in her players. For more information or to make a contribution in Lynne Beecroft‘s name visit the award page.



 

2023 FHBC Provincial Program: Athlete Nomination Information

Athlete Nominations for the 2023 FHBC Provincial Program Talent ID, Athlete Evaluation and Team Selection are now being accepted (as of January 11, 2023). Athletes interested in attending the Athlete Evaluations this Spring, MUST be nominated by a coach*.

Any level of field hockey coach may submit a FHBC Athlete Nomination Form, including but not limited to a Club coach, FHBC program coach, National coach, Academy coach, High School coach or out-of-province Coach. A reminder that this nomination process is for aspiring high performance athletes.

*Note Targeted Athletes have an exemption from this nomination process. Targeted Athletes have been notified of their status for the 2023 season.

Coaches can access the online FHBC Athlete Nomination Form here: https://forms.office.com/r/wzCxUXuZpG  

The deadline to nominate athletes is January 31, 2023.

Athlete Nominations received after the deadline will not be eligible.

Nominated athletes will receive an email inviting them to register for the Athlete Evaluation. Parents and athletes should look for an email invitation from katie@fieldhockeybritishcolumbia.com in early February.

For more information about the 2023 FHBC Provincial Program Talent ID and National Championship Team, click here.



 

2023 Provincial Program Coach Recruitment

Field Hockey BC is now accepting applications for various coach roles within our Provincial Program. Opportunities include:

  • U18 Female Provincial Team Head or Assistant Coach (Tier 1)
  • U18 Male Provincial Team Head or Assistant Coach
  • U16 Female Provincial Team Head or Assistant Coach (Tier 1)
  • U16 Male Provincial Team Head or Assistant Coach
  • U18 Female Regional Head or Assistant Coach (Tier 2) – if viable
  • U16 Female Regional Head or Assistant Coach (Tier 2) – if viable
  • Evaluators (Stage 1 & Stage 2)

All teams will compete at the 2023 Field Hockey Canada National Championships in Ontario this summer:

U18 Female & Male National Championships
July 25th – 30th
Cassie Campbell Community Center, Brampton, Ontario

U16 Female & Male National Championships
August 8th – 13th
Cassie Campbell Community Center, Brampton, Ontario

If you are interested in applying for any Provincial Program coach position, please complete this application form: https://forms.office.com/r/48gPkA5W5b

The deadline to apply is January 28th, 2023. Successful applicants will be contacted by February 22nd.

Applicants will need: 

  • To be available to attend the respective trials, training sessions, and entire Championships
  • To meet FHC’s mandatory Safe Sport and minimum certification requirements

For more detailed information on teams, timelines and coach duties, please review the Provincial Coach Roles & Responsibilities document.

Coach remuneration will be based on Field Hockey BC’s Coach Honorarium scale.

For any questions at this time, please contact Patricia Wright-Alexis, FHBC Provincial Head Coach & Performance Manager, at patricia@fieldhockeybritishcolumbia.com.



 

FHBC Virtual Annual General Meeting (AGM) – Advance Notice of 2023 AGM Calendar Timelines

You can download the PDF version of this communique here


In preparation for the upcoming Field Hockey BC Annual General Meeting on February 8th, 2023 (6.30pm), the Field Hockey BC Board of Directors and Staff wish to reach out to inform the membership that the 2023 AGM will be hosted in a VIRTUAL capacity utilizing both video conference and web-based voting technology. This is a similar format to that followed successfully by FHBC for both the 2021 and 2022 AGM.

FHBC will again be providing a series of advance notices to membership beginning with this communique outlining a calendar timeframe for the submission of information and documentation ahead of the 2023 virtual AGM:

  • AGM Date: February 8, 2023 at 6.30pm
  • Deadline for Submission of Nominations to the Board of Directors: January 19, 2023
  • Deadline for Submission of Formal Motions: January 19, 2023
  • Release and Posting of Proxy Form Template: January 20, 2023
  • Deadline for Submission of Proxy Form to FHBC: February 3, 2023
  • Deadline to Register as an Individual Voter: February 5, 2023
  • Deadline to Register Questions in advance of the AGM (Optional): February 6, 2023
  • Virtual AGM Trial Run (Internal): February 7, 2023

The timeline above recognizes the level of complexity required when considering a virtually hosted AGM and in particular sets realistic submission deadlines designed to enable FHBC to pre-load election, motion, and voting detail into the supporting technology. Once such detail has been pre-loaded sufficient time remains for FHBC to communicate with members (most specifically voting members) as to how such technology will be utilized both in advance of and at the AGM.

FHBC intends to provide similar AGM updates/reminders scheduled for membership dissemination on January 16, 2023; January 20, 2023; and January 30, 2023. Each AGM update is intended to provide guidance as to due process ahead of pertinent calendar deadlines.

This first AGM notice provides the opportunity to introduce due process for nominations to the FHBC Board of Directors:

FHBC Board of Director Nominations

The following four FHBC Board of Director positions are up for election in 2023:

  1. Vice-President
  2. Domestic Director
  3. Marketing Director
  4. Athlete Program Director

FHBC has posted the terms of reference for each position above and the applicable nomination form in the General Meeting Documents section of the FHBC website www.fieldhockeybc.com/documents/ under the heading 2023 FHBC AGM. To nominate an individual for any of the Board of Director positions above, please complete a nomination form and return the form by January 19, 2023 to info@fieldhockeybc.com. A reminder will be included in the January 16, 2023 update to follow.

In the meantime, please do not hesitate to reach out and contact us at info@fieldhockeybc.com should you have any questions regarding the 2023 FHBC AGM.

Yours in sport,

Mark Saunders
Executive Director
Field Hockey BC
January 3, 2023



 

Register for FHBC’s January Technical Development Programs

Field Hockey BC is excited to announce the launch of our regional Technical Development Training Program for 2023.

What is the FHBC Technical Development Program? 

The FHBC Technical Development Program is a prescriptive technical skills program designed to complement the technical training programs of Community Clubs and Leagues and deliver a learning experience that is focused on a specific technical skill or skills. The FHBC Technical Development Program offers an optional opportunity for athletes of all ability levels to sign up to a program with a specific prescriptive technical skill set as a focus.

The FHBC Technical Development Program follows a modular curriculum aligned to the National field hockey skills matrix with Program Modules offered on the basis of both single skills (for example – hitting the ball) and complementary skills (such as pushing and receiving). The FHBC Technical Development Program does not play a part in FHBC Athlete Evaluation nor a part in the FHBC Talent Identification Pathway.

While previous Technical Development modules offered through FHBC were designed to cover a wide range of skills and was broad in its delivery, future modules of the program will be more prescriptive in nature with the aim of providing athletes with a greater understanding of each skill – technique and use- therefore helping to increase an athlete’s confidence and improve their ability to execute skills at speed and under pressure.

Focus for the first two program modules for 2023

The first two modules of the year will focus on the technical skill of Receiving. Since the quality of the reception is influenced by the quality of the pass, the complementary skills of push pass, hit, and sweep will all be included.

Technical Development Program Structure

Modules in the Interior and Mainland will be offered in two progressive, four-week blocks designed to improve the skills of the athletes and transition them from the phases of acquisition (acquiring the skills) to performance (performing the skill at speed and under pressure). The Island will combine these two blocks into a 6-session program.

Block 1: Breaking it down to build it back up
An in-depth review of the basic skill to work on technique, and situational use with some introduction to decision-making.

Block 2: Turn up the tempo
Athletes will apply the skills learned in Block 1 to game situations. Athletes should expect an increase in the tempo and complexity to fire up their decision-making skills.

Note: This program is ability-based, therefore the first session will act as an opportunity for the head coach to determine the athletes’ abilities and needs before placing them into the appropriate skill-level group. This may result in some athletes moving from one session into the other within their region for best chance of development.

The Technical Development programs will focus on the development of the field player technical skills, while providing the opportunity for goalkeepers to participate in an integrated program format.

A coach-to-athlete ratio of 1:8 is to be expected each week.


See region-specific program information below:

Interior

Kelowna

Block 1
Dates: January 15 – February 5 (4 x 90min sessions) @ CNC 
Times: U14/U16 program: 11:15am – 12:45pm; U18 program: 12:45pm – 2:15pm 
Cost: $99 
Register here: http://fhbcprograms.rampregistrations.com/
Register by January 10th.

Block 2
Dates: February 12 – March 5 (4 x 90 sessions) @ CNC
Registration for Block 2 will open in late January.

Penticton 

Field Hockey BC is also pleased to support Southern Okanagan Field Hockey in Penticton. Athletes in the South Okanagan can join this 7-session program. This program will run January 8th to March 5th, 3:00 – 4:30 @ Adidas Sportsplex.

For more information and to register, please visit: https://sites.google.com/view/pentictonfieldhockey?pli=1 

Island

U18 Male & Female Island Athletes
Thursday January 19 – February 23 (6 sessions), 6:00 – 8:00pm @ UVic

U16/U14 Male & Female Island Athletes
Friday January 20 – February 24 (6 sessions), 6:00 – 8:00pm @ UVic

Cost: $145
Register here: http://fhbcprograms.rampregistrations.com/
Register by January 13th.

Mainland (Surrey)

Block 1
Dates: January 15 – February 5 (4 sessions) @ Tamanawis
Times: U14/U16s 5:00 – 6:30pm; U18s 6:30 – 8pm
Cost: $85
Register here: http://fhbcprograms.rampregistrations.com/
Register by January 10th.

Block 2
Dates: Feb 19 – March 12 (4 sessions) @ Tamanawis
Registration will open for Block 2 in late January.


Coaching in the Technical Development Program

Interested in becoming a coach in the Technical Development Program? Contact Patricia Wright-Alexis at patricia@fieldhockeybritishcolumbia.com for more information.