Canada: Strength and not skills is new emphasis of modern hockey  x6
For more than two decades Kenya-born Shiaz Virjee has been a major influence in the Canadian hockey team, earning himself a name as a coach alongside big names like German Paul Lissek and Australian Terry Walsh. 
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What is the more important element of national team training?
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International match experience/touring |
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Centralisation/training at home, including practice matches |
38% |
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This poll ran from Jun 3rd, 2001 to Jun 30th, 2001
Total Votes: 24
Previous Polls / Results
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Canadian university team hit by tsunami and injury  x3
KUALA LUMPUR: Canada's reigning Premier League champions University of British Columbia Hockey Club have been forced to play with a depleted squad against the Malaysian National Juniors.
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USA Field Hockey Names Terry Walsh Technical Director of High Performance  x53
USA Field Hockey has named former Dutch and Australian Olympic coach Terry Walsh to the position of Technical Director of High Performance.
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Americas: NAPL Standings after week 1 x33
Results and league tables after week one in Philadelphia.
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Canada: What's Up - December 2004 x5
International Excellence Review Report, International News, National Teams, Coaching, Special Notes.
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USA: Spirit Eagles Girls Make Field Hockey History x11
The girls have become the first US team in 20 years to win a gold medal in Canada...
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Canada: Titan's third annual indoor tournament report x5
Junior development has thrived in Toronto over the past year. Titan's annual indoor tournament has confirmed it.
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USA Field Hockey Junior Mens, Womens Teams Fall to Argentina x48
The junior mens and womens teams from Argentina handed the young U.S. field hockey squads a double set back as the pre-tournament favorites scored victories over the USA in their respective tournaments in Santiago.
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Canada: Men's Carded Athletes for 2005 Announced x29
Congratulations to the following athletes who will be carded from Jan 1 - Dec 31st, 2005:
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USA Field Hockey to Select National Indoor Teams 
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. USA Field will select its 2005-06 mens and womens indoor national teams during trials, Dec. 17 at the Sportsplex in Feasterville, Pa.
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USA: NAPL Indoor Tryouts (NY Ladies 2nd try-out)
Please be informed that the second trial date for selection and practice for
the NYC Indoor Ladies team ...
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Guyana: Diamond Mineral Water International hockey  x9
CANADIAN side Toronto Galaxy made a magnificent last-gasp effort to snatch the first-ever Diamond Mineral Water International Indoor Hockey title from Everest Hikers while Trinidadian top club Carib Magnolias made a clean sweep on the distaff side to end
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Canada: FHC November 2004 Whats Up x58
Canada Games Sport Selection, FHC National INDOOR Championships,
Coaching, COC Sport Review, Junior Women to Chile, Thanks Kevin, World Indoor Hockey, Special notes.
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USA: Olympians and preps mix it up at festival
The USA Field Hockey Festival returns to South Florida today through Sunday at the Palm Beach Polo Club in Wellington.
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Americas: PAHF - Club Development Workshop
Club Development Workshop
December 4-6, 2004
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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NCAA: 2004 Field Hockey Championships x23
2004 NCAA Field Hockey Championships
Friday, November 19, 2004 :: Sunday, November 21, 2004
Winston-Salem, N.C. :: Kentner Stadium...
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USA: North American Premier League (NAPL) Indoor Tryouts x36
Tryout infomation posted as received...
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Canada: Jr Women's National Team Announced x16
The Junior National Team coaching staff is pleased to announce the following athletes have been chosen to represent Canada for the upcoming Junior National Team tour to Chile to compete in the Four Nations Tournament from Dec. 5th to 21st, 2004.
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WCT: Hockeyroos miss bronze in controversial fashion x13
Defending champions Australia have finished fourth at the Champions Trophy women's hockey tournament after losing to hosts Argentina in the play-off for bronze.
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WCT: Dutch defy Argentina to edge close to final
Olympic champions Germany and the Netherlands appear set to reach the Champions Trophy women's field hockey championship final after Argentina failed to beat the Dutch on Thursday.
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USA: Opinion: Goggles Mandate Needs to be Scrapped