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sponsors NATION 4Classic WRIGHT FIELD, VANCOUVER JULY 15-24, 2011 A Message From FHC President On behalf of the Field Hockey Canada Board of Directors, I would like to committee welcome you to the 4 Nation Classic. I would also like to recognize and welcome the teams who have joined us for this world-class field hockey competition, including Trinidad and Tobago, Japan, and Chile. Jane Kozniuk Chair Ali Lee Sue Jameson I offer a heartfelt thank you to the 4 Nation Classic Organizing Committee, Diane Gillis Ross Stewart Margaret Johnson with strong leadership provided by the Chair, Jane Kozniuk. Thank you for Bruce Flexman Ljerka Haughn Morley Jameson dedicating your time and energy to this tournament. Your hard-work supports the growth and development of field hockey in Canada. Dale Flexman George Haughn Wilfred Lach Lisa Smith Mark Roydhouse Dr. Rob Lloyd-Smith This event has been made possible by our many partners and sponsors, including the local, Provincial & Federal Government. Your support is invaluable. Accredited Photographers: Wilfred Lach, Paul Winstanley, Yan Huckendubler, David Raye Best of luck to the athletes, coaches, staff, officials and umpires. Enjoy the excitement of the tournament, and the chance to eXplore our beautiful host city, Vancouver. Thank you for your support and have a great tournament. Au nom du Conseil d’administration de Hockey sur gazon Canada, je tiens à vous souhaiter la bienvenue à la Four Nation Classic. officials J’aimerais remercier le comité organisateur de la Four Nation Classic, habilement dirigé par sa présidente, Jane Kozniuk. Nous apprécions le temps Tournament Director: Umpires: et l’énergie consacrés à l’accueil de ce tournoi. Votre travail acharné appuie la René Zelkin Nku Davies croissance et le développement du hockey sur gazon au Canada. Damien Deefholts Technical Officer: Alfredo Thiermann Cet événement a été rendu possible grâce à de nombreuX partenaires et Sue Jameson Constantine Soteriades commanditaires, y compris les gouvernements municipal, provincial et Gillian Batey fédéral. Votre soutien nous est inestimable. Judges: Amy Hassick Sue Robertson Lisa Marcano Bonne chance à tous les athlètes, entraîneurs, personnel et arbitres. Profitez Brenda Rushton Catalina Montesino Wenzel de l’émotion du tournoi et n’oubliez pas d’eXplorer Vancouver, notre Macarena Jaque Ui Rie merveilleuse ville hôtesse. Megan Robertson Merci de votre soutien et bon tournoi! JAPAN SERIES Judge: Sue Robertson Tournament Director: Madge Johnson Umpires: Mary Cicinelli, Meghan McLennan President | Field Hockey Canada Technical Officer: Ui Rie Présidente, Hockey sur gazon Canada Sue Jameson A Message from the Minister of State (Sport), canada A The Honourable Bal Gosal Our Government understands that participation in sport is a key element to a healthy lifestyle and contributes to a healthy society. The sport of field women hockey requires teamwork, skill, and determination on the part of its players. 1 Kaitlyn Williams The 4 Nation Classic will give fans an opportunity to cheer on teams 3 Mary Nielson from Canada, Trinidad and Tobago, Chile, and Japan as they face one another in a spirit of healthy competition and gain valuable international 4 Amanda Woodcroft experience in preparation for international events like the 2011 Pan 5 Ali Lee American Games. 6 Kim Scraper 7 Maddie Secco As Minister of State (Sport), I eXtend a warm welcome to all our visiting 8 Emma Plasteras athletes. I would like to give special thanks to Field Hockey Canada and this event’s organizers and officials for bringing high-level field hockey to 9 Rachel Donohoe British Columbia. 10 Marian Dickinson 11 Michelle Weber 12 Brienne Stairs 14 Kate Thompson Notre gouvernement sait que la pratique du sport fait partie d’un mode de vie sain, tout en contribuant à une société en santé. Le hockey sur 15 Katie Collison gazon fait appel à l’esprit d’équipe, à l’habileté et à la détermination des 16 Shannon Elmitt joueurs. 17 Sara McManus 20 AleX McCawley Le 4 Nation Classic donnera l’occasion aux amateurs d’encourager les 32 Bea Francisco équipes du Canada, de Trinidad et Tobago, du Chili et du Japon. Alors que les participants s’affrontent dans un esprit de saine compétition, ils acquerront de l’eXpérience en vue de rencontres internationales comme les JeuX panaméricains de 2011. John DeSouza - Coach Krista Thomspon - Asst. Coach À titre de ministre d’État (Sports), je souhaite la bienvenue à tous les Dallas Plensky - Manager athlètes participants. Merci à Hockey sur gazon Canada, aux organisateurs et auX officiels qui assurent la tenue de cette compétition Sheena Scott – Stand in Manager de hockey sur gazon de haut niveau en Colombie-Britannique. Owen Picton - Physiotherapist The Honourable / L’honorable Bal Gosal A Message from the Minister On behalf of the Province of B.C., I would like to welcome the athletes, coaches, officials and spectators to the Four Nation Classic. The success of the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games solidified B.C.’s reputation as an eXceptional sport event host. With support from the Province, the Hosting BC program assists sport event organizers to maintain this profile and A Message From the Mayor enhance their hosting skills and experiences. Hosting sport events provides a significant economic boost to a host community, builds the volunteer base, and supports the sport development pathway. On behalf of the citizens of Vancouver, and my colleagues on City Council, I want to eXtend my warmest welcome to I would like to thank the organizers of the Four Nation Classic, Field Hockey BC, everyone attending the 4 Nation Classic. sponsors, volunteers and coaches for all of the hard work they have put into this event. I am confident that Vancouver will benefit from the many economic, sport and social legacies this event will leave behind. Sporting competitions allow us to make many new friendships I wish the best of luck to all the athletes for a successful competition. and fond memories that will last a lifetime. I hope that in Au nom de la province de la Colombie-Britannique, je tiens à souhaiter la addition to participating in the tournament you are able to bienvenue aux athlètes, auX entraîneurs, aux officiels et aux spectateurs de la Four experience the many cultural and recreational activities the Nation Classic. City has to offer. I hope that your experience in Vancouver is enjoyable and special. Le succès des Olympiques et des Paralympiques d’hiver de 2010 a consolidé la réputation de la Colombie-Britannique comme hôte eXceptionnel d’événements sportifs. Avec le soutien de la province, le programme Hosting BC appuie les organisateurs d’événements sportifs pour qu’ils maintiennent cet élan et améliorent leurs compétences et eXpérience d’accueil d’événements. Au nom des citoyens de Vancouver et de mes collègues du L’accueil d’événements sportifs offre un stimulus économique important à la Conseil municipal, j’aimerais souhaiter la bienvenue à tous collectivité hôte, bâtit sa réserve de bénévoles et appuie le développement ceuX qui assisteront à la Four Nations Classic. stratégique du sport. J’aimerais remercier les organisateurs de la Four Nation Classic, Field Hockey BC, Les compétitions sportives nous permettent de lier de les commanditaires, bénévoles et entraîneurs pour tout le travail qu’ils ont investi nouvelles amitiés et nous lèguent des souvenirs qui nous dans l’accueil de cet événement. Je suis confiante que Vancouver bénéficiera des restent chers toute la vie. J’espère qu’en plus de participer au multiples retombées économiques, sportives et sociales que nous lègueront cet événement. tournoi, vous ferez aussi l’eXpérience des nombreuses activités culturelles et récréatives qu’offre Vancouver. Je souhaite bonne chance à tous les athlètes et bonne compétition! J’espère que vous y vivrez une eXpérience agréable et Veuillez agréer, chers amateurs de hockey sur gazon, l’eXpression de mes sentiments les meilleurs, inoubliable. Ida Chong Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Gregor Robertson MAYOR MAIRE schedule canada d a t e t i m e g a m e women July 15 women 2:00 pm Canada A vs Chile 4:00 pm Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago men 6:30 pm Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago 3 Kate Gillis July 16 women 2:00 pm Chile vs Trinidad & Tobago 6 Samantha Smith 4:00 pm Canada A vs Canada men 6:30 pm Canada vs Chile 8 Stephanie Jameson 9 Danielle Hennig July 18 women 2:00 pm Canada A vs Trinidad & Tobago 10 Poonam Sandhu 4:00 pm Canada vs Chile men 6:30 pm Chile vs Trinidad & Tobago 12 Thea Culley 13 Hannah Haughn July 19 men 6:00 pm Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago 14 Katie Baker July 20 women 2:00 pm Chile vs Trinidad & Tobago 15 Abigail Raye 4:00 pm Canada vs Japan men 6:30 pm Chile vs Trinidad & Tobago 16 Diana Roemer 18 Tyla FleXman July 21 men 2:00 pm Canada vs Chile women 4:00 pm Japan vs Chile 20 Kristine Wishart 6:00 pm Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago 21 Jessalyn Walkey July 22 men 6:00 pm Canada vs Trinidad & Tobago 26 Natalie Sourisseau 32 Azelia Liu July 23 women 11:00 am Japan vs Trinidad & Tobago 1:00 pm Canada vs Chile men 3:3o pm Chile vs Trinidad & Tobago Louis Mendonca - Coach July 24 women 11:00 am 3rd place match Paul Bundy - Asst. Coach men 1:30 pm Canada vs Chile women 4:00 pm 4 Nation Final Sheena Scott - Manager Noreen Ortilla - Physiotherapist July 26 women 5:30 pm Canada vs Japan Stefanie Sloboda - Stand-in Manager July 28 women 5:30 pm Canada vs Japan Kimo Linders - Team Technologist July 30 women 2:00 pm Canada vs Japan chile t & t women women 1 Claudia Schuler 1 Petal Derry 2
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