Don't forget to renew your Field Hockey BC membership for the 2018-2019 season! On August 31, 2018 all FHBC memberships from the 2017-2018 season will expire. 

If you are playing field hockey in BC anytime between September 1, 2018 and August 31, 2019 you will need to renew your membership. This includes athletes, coaches and umpires!  All fees are the same as last season. 

For more information on fees and registration, visit the Field Hockey BC Membership page. If you have any additional questions with regards to membership, please contact Donna Cumming at [email protected]. To register directly, click here. 

Are you interested in developing your field hockey skills with some of the best coaches in BC? Register for the Field Hockey BC Regional Program!

Registration for the girls Lower Mainland Southeast Regional Program Trial is now open, with registration for other regions opening in the coming weeks. Check out the Regional Trial Schedule for a full breakdown of trial costs, deadlines, dates and locations by region.

For more information on Regional Trials and the the Regional Program, click here.  For questions regarding Regional Program trials and registration, contact Melody Haddow at [email protected]  or 604-730-7220.    

There's still time to apply for the Field Hockey BC Foundation Moira Rerrie Post-Secondary Bursary! 

This bursary is designed to financially support female post-secondary students who wish to continue playing, coaching and/or officiating field hockey. 

Apply by August 31st for a chance to receive up to $250 towards your continued involvement in field hockey!  Click here  to download an application form.    

Field Hockey BC is excited to announce that Sport for Life will be partnering with the Vancouver Hawks to deliver a Physical Literacy Movement Preparation course! 

Just in time for fall season, this course is being offered to field hockey coaches as a sport-focused workshop. The course will take place at Eric Hamber Field on Saturday, September 22 from 4-7pm. Click here for more information.

The Women's 50+ team finished 14th out of 16 teams but made Canadian Masters history when they defeated France 4-0, marking the first ever victory by a Canadian Women's Masters team at a World Cup event. 

The Men's 50+ team came out with a similar result, finishing in 14th place. After dropping their four round robin games, the Canadian Men bounced back with two convincing placement match wins over Argentina and Zimbabwe. 

The Women's 55+ team finished in 9th place. This team also made Canadian Masters history, scoring their first goal in international play by any Canadian team in this age group. 

The Canadian Masters Teams are optimistic about their future on the International stage, and are already looking forward to the World Cup in 2020. For a full event recap, visit the Field Hockey Canada website.