Guyana: Diamond Mineral hockey tournament hailed a success  
THE first-ever Dianond Mineral Water International Indoor Hockey Festival, which concluded at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Sunday, has been hailed as a success by a number of persons. 
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Should Canada host international tournaments?
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Yes, they should try to host official FIH qualifiers and tournaments. |
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They should host smaller international tournaments annually. |
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No, they should spend their money travelling. |
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This poll ran from Jul 1st, 2003 to Aug 31st, 2003
Total Votes: 146
Previous Polls / Results
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Guyana: Diamond Mineral Water International hockey  x3
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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USA: North American Premier League (NAPL) Indoor Tryouts x25
Tryout infomation posted as received...
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Canada: Jr Women's National Team Announced  x12
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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Guyana: Hockey teams to practise at Sports Hall, Gymnasium x5
Local hockey teams have been given the green light to use the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall as well as the National Gymnasium as they prepare for the Guyana Hockey Board of Control (GHBC)/Diamond Mineral Water International Hockey Festival scheduled for Nove
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Canada: Morton scores in second overtime as U of T wins CIS field hockey bronze
Julia Morton of Markham, Ont., scored in the second overtime period to give the Toronto Varsity Blues a 2-1 win over the Waterloo Warriors in the bronze medal game at the CIS women's field hockey championships Sunday.
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Canada: Thunderbirds beat Vikes 3-0 to win 10th CIS field hockey title
The University of British Columbia Thunderbirds defeated the archrival Victoria Vikes 3-0 Sunday to win the Canadian Interuniversity Sport field hockey title.
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Canada: UBC into field hockey semis
Katie Rushton of Victoria scored the lone goal of the game Friday to lead the second-seeded Victoria Vikes to a 1-0 win over the Saint Mary's Huskies and a place in Saturday's semi-finals at the 2004 Canadian Interuniversity Sport women's field hockey cha
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Canada: UBC Thunderbirds open with win at CIS field hockey championships
The UBC Thunderbirds opened defence of their Canadian university women's field hockey title with a 4-1 win over the host Alberta Pandas on Thursday.
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Canada: UBC Thunderbirds looking to repeat at CIS field hockey championships
The UBC Thunderbirds will begin defence of their Canadian university women's field hockey title Thursday.
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Canada: Midfielder Stephanie Jameson named CIS field hockey player of the year x16
Midfielder Stephanie Jameson of the UBC Thunderbirds was named the Canadian university field hockey player of the year Wednesday.
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Canada: Dr. Mal Rajaraman finds fitness, family and friendship in the sport of field hockey x3
In 1998, Dr. Mal Rajaraman, a radiation oncologist at the Nova Scotia Cancer Centre in Halifax, and his wife, Sharon, had an experience they will never forget.
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Canada: October 2004 What's Up x28
FHC Funding; Did You Know; National Teams; Junior Teams...
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Canada: Junior Men - Rotterdam - Final Match Report x2
Canada started this game strongly, but after Belgium were awarded a penalty corner in the 11th minute,which was well saved by Patrick Mackey...
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Canada: Game Report 5 - Junior Men's Tour
Canada started this game strongly and created two good early opportunities. The game remained very even although Victoria were awarded three penalty corners to Canada's one during the first half.
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Canada: Game Report 4 - Junior Men's Tour
Canada came out flat this afternoon and allowed Germany to take total control for the first 20 minutes!
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Canadian Womens National Coach x66
Field Hockey Canada is accepting applications for the position of Womens National Team Coach. Applicants should submit the following documents no later than November 8, 2004.
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Canada: Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Update
The defending national champion University of British Columbia Thunderbirds find themselves atop the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) women's field hockey Top 10 for the third consecutive week.
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Canada: Game Report - Junior Men's Tour Game 3
The match was played on the new pitch at Schwarz-Weiss Hockey Club, Neuss.
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Canada: Junior Men's Euro-Tour: Canada 3- Rotterdam Aeolus 2
Canada started well and played much more structured hockey and maintained the structure better under pressure.
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Canada: Junior Men's Euro-Tour: Rotterdam vs Canada 9-4 x8
This was not a one sided game and Canada had a lot to be very pleased with from this performance.
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Canada: Olympian Captains Team for 50th Anniversary Match x4
Way back in 1954, organized field hockey was first played by men in Toronto.
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Canada: FHC: September 2004 Whats Up  x7
Field Hockey featured at Commonwealth Games Canada Fundraiser
CIS (University) Field Hockey
National Teams
International News
National Championships
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Canada's captain eyes 2008 Summer Games x13
Rob Short spent much of his summer running field hockey camps throughout the Lower Mainland. The national team captain will be the first to tell you, he preferred to be elsewhere.
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Canada: Junior Men's National Team Named x17
The following athletes have been named to the Junior Men's National Field Hockey Team for the Holland/Germany tour from October 4-16, 2004:
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Extensive Olympic Field Hockey telecast scheduled on NBC Universal networks x28
For the first time in its Olympic broadcast history, NBC has scheduled extensive coverage of field hockey for viewers in America.
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Canada: Field Hockey Canada: July 2004 Whats Up x37
Youth Panel members present at the Mens Pan Am Cup by Mario Rosado Fuentes
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Ireland: Magee kills off Canada  x14
IRELAND U21s made it three wins out of three against their Canadian counterparts yesterday in Dublin as they scored a 5-3 victory over the North Americans at Belfield.
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Ireland look for Canada treble
IRELAND'S under-21s scored their second win in the space of 24 hours last night over their Canadian counterparts when they beat the north Americans 3-1 at Belfield.
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Canada: Jr Men's UK Tour - Match 1 vs Ireland
Canada started slowly and put themselves under early pressure. Patrick Mackey was forced to make several excellent saves to keep Ireland off the scoreboard including a penalty corner in the 6th minute.
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Canada: Jr Men's UK Tour - Match 2 vs Ireland
Canada started with much more determination today and created some early pressure and opportunities.
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Ireland: Gleghorne aiming to make his final Mark
MARK Gleghorne will be making his last few appearances on his home turf this week when he lines out for the Ireland under-21s in three test matches against Canada at Belfield.
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Canada: Junior Men - Canada 2 - Scotland 2. x5
The lessons of the last three games have in the main been learnt and Canada put the experiences to very good use today.
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Canada: Junior Men Canada 0 England 7. Game 5 x9
Previous experience and further training made a big difference for Canada today as they gave a much improved performance and traded changes with England in a balanced first half.
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Canada: Junior Men's UK Tour Game One  x5
Canada were handed an early and severe lesson. Make mistakes and you will get punished.
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Scotland: Dick starts rout of Canada x22
Scotland's under-21 side opened their three nations tournament at Belle Vue in Manchester with a resounding 5-1 victory over Canada.
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Canada: Ontario Men and Women Win National Championships x40
The results from the final day of play at the Senior National Championships ended with Ontario taking Gold medals in both the men and women's events.
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Canada: Field hockey falls on hard times  x33
To the dismay of many Canadians, our former powerhouse has fallen from the second-ranked nation down to No. 20, Wayne Kondro writes.
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Ireland: Quincey fires out confident message x11
BRING them on and the tougher the better! That was the message today from Irish U-21 assistant coach Graham Quincey ahead of the weekend triple-header against Canada at Belfield.
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Ireland: Stewart called up to face Canada 
EMMA Stewart today received a boost when she learned that she would be part of the Ireland under-21's triple-header against Canada this week.
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