California Cup International Field Hockey Tournament
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MayMay 2727 -- 30,30, 20162016 Moorpark,Moorpark, CaliforniaCalifornia USAUSA www.calcup.comwww.calcup.com Welcome
From the Desk of Our Chairman, Mike Barminski Moorpark, California, May 2016
Welcome to the 45th California Cup Field Hockey Tournament. We want to thank every team who attends, each player who plays, every parent who cheers, and every coach, manager, referee, volunteer, medic, spectator and vendor who supports. Truly, without your efforts and support this event would not be a reality. In return, we will all see great field hockey and exciting matches, meet new people, connect with old friends, enjoy the beautiful Southern California weather and maybe finally get to say, “I’m going to Disneyland!” While we value all of our volunteers, the organizing committee is an exceptionally dedicated group of people. They will be wearing red shirts or jackets during the tournament and, if you are so inclined, when you see one of them, please say thank you. Some of our volunteers have been helping for 45 years; I won’t mention names, you know who you are. I will, however, mention by name the volunteers who have been helping the tournament for many years: Silvia Scally, Simon Walshaw, Dave Jackson, Joan Cicchi, Tom Harris, Patti Niccum, Phil Schofield, Rob Stevens, Leslie Warren, Bob Fleming, Mark Niccum, Dave Harris, Marc Bakerman, Karen Hayashi, Sergio Centeno, Saleem Aaron, Mano Aaron, Eric Bruton, Sal LaSala, Jan Stanke, Katie Moulder, Jyoti Aaron, Joan Barminski, Beverley Kornder, Louise Jandura, Chris Januszewski, Marissa Loo, Janice Mohr, and (saving the best for last) Coralie Van Marken. This kind of dedication would make any organization proud. Also, we are very grateful and lucky to be associated with Moorpark College and their wonderful staff and pupils who assist us with the California Cup tournament. We strive each year to put on the best, most fun, and fairest tournament possible. As in life, sometimes things happen, when they do, rest assured that we are doing our best to make it right. Please treat each other with respect, follow the rules, and have fun. Enjoy, Mike Barminski, Chairman 45th Annual California Cup Field Hockey Tournament 2016 California Cup Organizing Committee
Front Row from left to right: Mike Barminski, Marc Bakerman, Leslie Warren, Tom Harris, Silvia Scally, Simon Walshaw Back Row from left to right: Steve Paredes, Joan Cicchi, Mano Aaron, Jane McGuigan Not pictured: Saleem Aaron www.calcup.com | 1 Tournament Executive Committee/Volunteers
Tournament Executive Committee F i e l d H o c k e y Tom Harris...... Event Founder Mike Barminski...... Event Chair Jane McGuigan...... Executive Secretary F e d e r a t i o n Joan Cicchi ...... Treasurer FHF EXECUTIVE BOARD Leslie Warren...... Director of Administration & Player Services President...... Phil Schofield Silvia Scally...... Director of Marketing & PR Vice President...... Matt Hawley Simon Walshaw...... Director of Commercial and Exhibitors President Elect...... Alan Scally Mano Aaron...... Director of Competitions Secretary...... Patti Niccum Saleem Aaron...... Director of Officials Treasurer...... Rich Gupta Marc Bakerman...... Director of Digital Marketing Systems Director...... Robert Stephens Steve Paredes...... Director of Venue Director of Competition...... Mike Whitehead Director of Facilities...... Kim Whitehead Director of Volunteers...... Tom Harris VOLUNTEERS Silvia Scally...... Program Editor & Press Janice Mohr...... Umpire Manager, U14, U12, U10, U8 Stephanie Robinson...... Print Production Artist Blake Mohr...... Junior Division Manager Dave Jackson...... Venue Coordinator Amanda Harris...... Umpire Logistics Assistant Marc Bakerman...... Tournament Website & Parking Randy Sundeen...... Umpire Logistics Rob Stephens...... Tournament Game Schedules & Stats Mike Hallahan...... Umpire Logistics Manager Leslie Warren...... National and International Team Registration Lily Herzig...... Super Division Technical Judge Jyoti Aaron...... Super Teams Registration Check-In Lizzie Barminski...... Team Registration Assistant & Info Booth Amy Luoma...... Player Wristbands Joan Barminski...... Founders Pavilion Manager California Cup Margery Walshaw...... Founders Pavilion Fundraising & Program Revision International Field Hockey Tournament Rick Warren...... Information Booth Manager/Team Registration Matt Hawley...... Master - Awards Ceremony Amanda Paredes...... Information Booth Assistant Michael Whitehead...... Tournament Vendor Manager Kim Whitehead...... Tournament Decorations Eric Bruton...... Tournament Venue Officer Australia Bob Fleming...... Tournament Venue Officer Canada Dana Hawley...... Tournament Venue Officer Mexico New Zealand Sal LaSala...... Tournament Venue Officer Taiwan Mark Niccum...... Tournament Venue Officer USA Sergio Centeno...... Tournament Venue Officer Jag Reyatt...... Super Division Photographer Jane McGuigan...... Saturday Party Manager Dr. Jason Reynolds...... Medical Director Dr. Beverley Kornder...... Medical Officer Saleem Aaron...... Super Division Umpires Manager Gus Soteriades...... Super Division Umpires Manager Nku Davis...... Umpire Coordinator/Competitive Women & Men
Mike Lipka...... Super Division Men -Technical Manager May 27 - 30, 2016 Louise Jandura ...... Super Division Women -Technical Manager Moorpark, California USA www.calcup.com Juan P. Manuel...... Super Division Technical Judge Marisa Loo ...... Super Division Technical Judge Veteran U.S. Men’s National Team athlete Karen Hayashi ...... Super Division Technical Judge Patrick Harris from Moorpark, California Mahesh Saraswat...... Super Division Technical Judge Patrick has competed for many years in the Field Hockey Suzanne Albanese...... Super Division Technical Judge Federation of Southern California league championships Chris Januszewski...... Umpire Manager Social, U-19, U-16 and won multiple gold medals in the Super Division of Bill Gordon...... Tournament Official the California Cup International tournaments. Pat is a Ken Sherman...... Tournament Official dedicated and passionate player with more than 100 Momin Quddus...... Field Officer international caps. He is now playing for Mannheimer Jan Stanke...... Technical Officer, U19 Women, U16 Girls Hockey Club, a top German field hockey league club, Katie Moulder...... Tournament Official and competing with much success throughout Europe. Coralie Van Marken...... Umpire Manager, U14, U12, U10, U8 2 | www.calcup.com Luis Pablo Sanchez–President of Moorpark College
Dear Friends, Welcome to Moorpark College! We are delighted to host the Cal Cup International Field Hockey Tournament once again, and we hope that you will take time to tour our beautiful campus while you are with us, including our nationally-renowned training zoo. We are very proud of being cited as the fourth best community college in the nation by the Huffington Post in March of 2015. Moorpark College is serenely located in the beautiful hills of Ventura County, forty miles from UCLA and seventy-five miles from UC Santa Barbara. Our students enjoy a high-quality education and excellent support services at a low cost before transferring to prominent universities to complete the rest of their studies. We pride ourselves on taking great care of all students who come to our campus. Our culture particularly embraces international students so that they do not feel alone or isolated when they arrive at our campus. I host monthly receptions in my office with our international students, and maintain Open Door Hours each week, when any student may visit me without an appointment. Our International Student Coordinator, Ms. Stacey Chen, is committed to helping all of our international students with any challenges they have in transitioning to a happy and successful experience at our college. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about our programs, or if you wish to support the Moorpark College Foundation which provides scholarships to resident as well as international students, please contact Dr. Jesus Vega in our Outreach office at (805) 378-1409, or via email at [email protected], or simply visit our website at www.moorparkcollege.edu. We would love to hear from you! Sincerely, Luis P. Sanchez, JD, LLM President, Moorpark College
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4 | www.calcup.com USA Field Hockey PAN AM GAMES - USA U21 Men’s National Team
Dear Cal Cup participants, Congratulations on being part of the 2016 Cal Cup, a tournament that is internationally renowned and with deep heritage in the story of field hockey in the USA. The Cal Cup provides opportunities that are important in supporting the men’s game, as well as the game for all and I wish all of you a wonderful hockey time as you come together to compete and celebrate the sport. As you compete, over in Toronto our Men’s Junior National Team will be competing in the Junior Pan American Championship. These athletes have played in a number of Cal Cups and we wish them all the best in competition. Later this summer, our Women’s National Team have the honor competing in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games. We send our very best wishes to our teams who proudly represent our sport and our country. USA Field Hockey is the National Governing Body for the sport of field hockey in the United States. This is what we are about: to Serve Members, Grow the Game, and Succeed Internationally. This is a simple statement that captures our purpose, and what we exist to do. We serve members by putting on valued programs, that generate a surplus income, which we invest in developmental activities to grow the game and in our national teams to help them succeed internationally. First and foremost, we are a service organization, serving our members. As we continue to improve our programs and services we will have more resources available to us as a sport to invest in the other two strands of our It is an exciting time to be on the USA U21 Men’s National Team. As you read this we are competing in Toronto at mission (which cost money). Our development activities include coach education, umpire training and grassroots the Pan American Championship. Our preparation included camps in the 2015 fall and the early spring of 2016. participation programs. Supporting our national teams includes ensuring that the systems are in place that are We also played a test series in Chula Vista against our friends from Canada. In March we were fortunate enough to required to compete on the international stage, from the world’s best coaches, to top venues, international travel spend 10 days in The Netherlands where we trained 8 times and played 5 matches vs Men’s teams. Combine this and more. It is a relatively straightforward proposition. The better we serve members, the more resources we with the Strength and Conditioning program that the guys follow and you can be assured that these young men will generate; the more we invest in the sport, the better the sport is for more people. represent the country well. As a coach it is great to see the opportunity CalCup provides for boys field hockey in the USA. All players currently competing in Canada played at the CalCup the past years. Enjoy CalCup 2016. GO USA! Thank you to the Field Hockey Federation and the Cal Cup Organizing Committee for what I am sure will be another successful tournament and thank you to you for your support and enjoy hockey experiences at their Rutger Wiese, USA U21 Coach finest at the 2016 Cal Cup. Simon Hoskins, Executive Director – USA Field Hockey [email protected] usafieldhockey.com | @USAFieldHockey
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Women’s Hockey at Cal Cup Dear California Cup Tournament Committee, I just wanted to let you know how much of a tradition your tournament has become for the girls of the Quicksilver Cats Field hockey team. We are a club, located primarily from the Town of Los Gatos California. The team has been coming for over 22 years, and we have enjoyed each and every experience. I have personally enjoyed my time as a player, referee, and as a coach for the last 38 years! The girls have used the Cal Cup experience to expand their knowledge of the game, and to bond as a team! The matches are always challenging and competitive. We have probably won as many matches as we have lost, but that never seems to faze the girls. The opportunity to watch the games at the highest level on the “Super Turf” are the highlight of the trip. Many of the girls have returned to the tournament, to play in the various women’s divisions provided. On behalf of the coaching staff, the girls and their parents, we thank you in advance for all your hard work. You are all to be commended for the great things you do for the sport we all love so much! Yours in hockey, Quicksilver Cats Field Hockey Club
Sean Cicchi, George McGuigan, Trent Warren, Doug Allison and Ethan La Sala have been selected to the squad which will represent the US at the Jr. Pan Am games in Toronto. To prepare for the games they toured with the U21 squad to Holland in March and gained invaluable experience. The squad was based near Amsterdam and played a series of games against local Dutch teams. Through a series of five games and intensive training, the team returned to the US feeling that they had made massive strides in the team’s development as they move closer to the Junior Men’s Pan American Championship in Toronto, Canada. “Tours like this are of crucial importance for the development of this team and the overall program.” said Rutger Wiese, U-21 USMNT Head Coach. “This tour was a huge success.” said Chris Clements, U.S. Men’s National Team Head Coach. “Elite level competition and immersion in one of the greatest hockey cultures in the world extends the players in every element.” Team captain, Sean Cicchi, commented, “This was by far the best hockey this group of boys has ever showcased together.” George McGuigan agreed that the tour was a great experience. “It was great to play against established clubs and get a taste of European Field Hockey”. George commented also on one of the trip highlights which was to see the semi- finals of the European Hockey League. “The atmosphere was electric and the skill level immense.” These young men now aim to take that experience and motivation to Canada. Keep an eye out on the results and remember that while we have a number of Bulldogs missing from Cal Cup, they will be gone for a pretty good reason. Go U21 USMNT…Go Bulldogs! 8 | www.calcup.com The Australian Mates4Mates ADF Men’s and Women’s Hockey Teams
Established in 1982, the Australian Defence Force (ADF) Hockey Association is a hockey club that is dedicated to ensuring that members of the ADF can continue to play the greatest game of all once they volunteer to defend Australia and its interests. Hockey in the ADF has a long and rich history, with records and images of matches being played against British, Indian and Canadian team’s right back to the First World War. The two teams competing in this year’s CALCUP are made up of members of all three services, (Army, Navy, Air force) and are veterans of the war on terror, border protection, peace making, and peace keeping in the South Pacific region. The teams have made a commitment to raise funds for the veteran’s organisation “Mates 4Mates”. This organisation is dedicated to the support of physically and psychologically wounded veterans and their families. If you can, please help us in this endeavour. This is the first tour of the United States for an ADF hockey team. The group is very excited by the prospect of some great hockey and some wonderful social experiences. We are looking forward to a great weekend!! Australians and Americans have fought side by side for a century now, from the muddy fields of northern France in WW1, the Pacific in the Second war, Korea, Vietnam and now the Middle East, Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf. We are hoping to be invited to any Memorial Day activities that are taking place, in honour of those that have made the ultimate sacrifice. We would like to thank the organisers and participants of CALCUP 2016, for allowing us to be part of what should be a great experience and a lifelong memory. Scotty Downs Chef-de-mission ADF Hockey CALCUP Tour.
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www.calcup.com | 13 Cal Cup Guidelines A New Concept For all participants and supporters Inspired by World Camp USA The California Cup Tournament Organizing Committee prides itself in conducting a family event. Players of both genders, from many nations, 5 to 80 years of age enjoy these four days of hockey competition. Older players are role models for the youngsters and should set an example that shows our sport in the best light. In the interest of allowing everyone to have a good time, please observe these guidelines. Your cooperation will enhance the California Cup tournament and field hockey. California 1. Respect for the young players, their parents and the State Law dictates a policy of no drugs, smoking or alcohol (without permit) on the campus of either Moorpark College or other Cal Cup venues. Smoking is permitted in parking July 8 & 9 Moorpark lots only. A sponsored Beer Garden, available to individuals who are 21 years or older, is located adjacent to the Super Divisions Field. Campus Police are required to confiscate any prohibited items found on the College Campus. July 11 & 12 San Diego 2. Players, supporters, spectators or others who engage in inappropriate behavior on or off the playing fields, will have the circumstances reviewed by the California Cup Disciplinary Committee. It is expected the decision of this committee will be supported by the Campus Police if necessary. > What’s the big deal? 3. Parking is permitted on Campus only in authorized areas. Finally, World Camp comes to California. 4. No campers are to be parked on campus overnight. Directions to Oak Park will be provided to potential campers. A campground is located three miles from the college on Los Angeles Avenue between Moorpark and Simi Valley. At the BLITZ, 5 top Dutch coaches present 5. No drugs or alcohol are permitted on campus. a cutting-edge program and killer demos 6. No animals are allowed on campus, including dogs (VCCCD Gov Board Policy 3503). Violators of this regulation will be designed by Tjerk Van Herwaarden. required to leave the campus and will not be allowed to return until they have removed their dogs from the campus, including the parking lots. This applies to all tournament participants, spectators, organizers, friends of the Field Hockey Limited to only 60 athletes, Federation and vendors. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE and the Field Hockey Organizing Committee is expected to for one-on-one impact. assist with the enforcement of this regulation. An international 7. Participants are expected to pick up after themselves and use trash containers. 2-Day Commuter Clinic. 8. Parking next to the Super field is to be done at the risk of the vehicle owner. 9. Our printed schedules are accurate and up to date when they are printed; however they must be viewed as tentative as Accepting individuals, conditions may change. groups and teams. 10. Please enjoy the tournament and good luck in the competition. These clinics are already filling. Sign-up today at Important Phone Numbers worldcampusa.com Moorpark Campus Police – 805-378-1455 Session topics include: Vision Simi Valley Hospital – 805-955-6000 Dribbling, Dynamic Receiving, Los Robles Regional Medical Center – 805-497-2727 Elite Passing Skills, Body Fakes, 3D Hockey, Pulls & Turns, Hyatt Westlake Plaza Hotel – 805-557-1234 Strokes, 1v1 Elimination, 1v1 Posada Royale Hotel – 805-584-6300 Defense, 2v1 Attacking, Defensive Double Teaming, Grande Vista Hotel Simi Valley – 805.583.2000 Goal Scoring, all aspects. Goalie sessions too. Cal Cup Beverage Garden Welcome to the Cal Cup Beverage Garden sponsored by The the best part, Moorpark College Foundation. A It’s only $280. place to get up close and personal with your family and friends at the Main Field, while relaxing with an ice cold beer and cheering on your favorite teams! We are located at the northeast corner of the Super Divisions Field, inside the gated area. This remote area is BOOK NOW! ONLY for those who are 21 years of age and older 1.800.803.1356 with VALID ID. No guests allowed without ID, no [email protected] children, no exceptions. www.calcup.com | 15 Cal Cup 2015 Final Placing
Men’s Super Women’s Under 19 CARDEN CONEJO SCHOOL 1st LA Tigers 1st SD Short Corner 2nd Bulldogs 2nd RUSH’D We would like to congratulate the Conejo Bulldogs 3rd SJ Khalsa 3rd SJ Fly Green players chosen for the U-21 U.S. Men’s National Team: Sean Cicchi, Ethan LaSala, George McGuigan, Women’s Super Women’s Under 16 Doug Allison, and Trent Warren. Sean, Doug, and 1st Dragon Ballz 1st Island Tide Trent were first inspired to become hockey players 2nd Fed Mex Women 2nd Rob Short Acad while they were elementary students at Carden Conejo 3rd Poway Mystix 3rd Jolie Pitts School.
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Powered by Established 1947 FIELD HOCKEY 16 | www.calcup.com # IN www.cranbarry.com 1BRANDS THE WORLD Lifetime Achievement Award 2016 Super Division Umpires Managers and Technical Officers Umpires Management Team – Men and Women David Harris We are proud to honor David Harris as a 2016 Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Saleem Aaron – USA Gus Soteriades – USA FIH Grade I FIH Grade l In the days when hockey goal keepers played with only cricket pads, toe-breaking kickers and no protection above the waist, David Harris started enjoying games as a field hockey Most Recent: 2015, Pan Am Games, Gus debuted when the game still had player, participating in the local FHF league, many California Cup tournaments, and National Toronto. 2015 World League Round off side. Never played competitively but 2. Junior World Cup Malaysia, World rose through the ranks with the help of Sport Festivals. Cup Qualifier NZ, Asian Champions bicoastal mentors and tournaments like In 1976, David began his umpiring career officiating local California juniors, CalCup Trophy China, Pan Am Rio, 8 Nation Cal Cup, JFK, and Port Jersey. Has three tournaments and was later selected to umpire in Canada, Germany, Holland and the Pan Cup Malaysia, Pan Am Cup, South American Championship, Pan Am games, Olympic qualifiers, two indoor world cups, Am games. indoor Pan Am. Central American games. Grew up playing Pan Am cups, World league, and an Asian games. Has been FH from the age of 10 in Moorpark. Calif. Misses playing in grand poobah of Atlanta cup umpires for 10+ years. JPOL As a coach, David has managed boy youth teams and has coordinated trips to Canada, the Cal Cup with MPK Coyotes umpire manager for two years. Has sat on PAHF umpire Mexico, and Europe while supporting the international hockey careers of his sons, Patrick committee for over 8 years. and Sean. David has been a key figure in the development of the Moorpark College Hockey Center. He has given many valuable hours of his life to help and dedicate his experience in the construction of the Players/Officials structure and new Super Division Technical Officers scoreboard at the turf field, the construction of the Office/Snack Bar Building, and the Restroom building. Louise Jandura – USA Michael Lipka – USA After participating in the CalCup tournament as a player, a Super Divisions Coordinator, Director of Venue, and Technical Manager - Women Technical Manager - Men since 2009 as the Manager for the Super Divisions, David will be stepping down but plans to continue his support PAHF TO Level I, USFH Level II Umpire, PAHF TO Level II. Mike has been playing of field hockey by teaching and guiding a new generation of players. “I think I will be involved in hockey until the USA FH region 11 Umpire Coordinator. field hockey since he was six years Lord calls me home,” notes David. Cal Cup 25 years- as player, umpire, old. He later spent two years on the The Field Hockey Federation and the California Cup Organizing Committee wish to thank “Dave” Harris for his and member of the Super Division USA Men’s Junior National team. Mike years of qualified support for the development of field hockey in Southern California. Technical Staff. Academic All American umpired USAFH events, NCAA matches, honors Field Hockey, Basketball and Softball. College: and International Friendlies for the USA Men’s Junior National On this 45th Cal Cup 2016, the CCOC wishes to say: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, BS & MS Mechanical and National Team. He was appointed to his first international “Thank You David for your unconditional support to Field Hockey!” Engineering; Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena CA: Chief tournament in 2015 as the Technical officer. Mike has been a Engineer for the Sampling System of the Curiosity Rover on part of Cal Cup for the past 26 years as a player and umpire. Mars and the new 2020 Mars Rover. His home hockey club is MPK Coyotes and is active in umpiring upper division games. Judges: Karen Hayashi • Juan Manuel Perez Leon • Marisa Loo • Suzanne Albanese • Mahesh Saraswat • Lily Herzig
Junior Division Umpires Management Team – U-14 – U-8 Technical Officers and Umpire Managers & Assigners
Coralie Van Marken | Janice Mohr – USA Coralie and Janice run the FHF Junior Division league games for the past 20 years and also manage the Junior Division during the CalCups. Coralie was a Holland Equestrian Team Member in the 1972 Olympics. Janice plays Hockey for the Road Runners Social team and her Sons Grant and Blake are players and umpires. Grass Fields & Stadium Staff: Nku Davis – Competitive Men & Women Coordinator Blake Mohr – Junior Umpires Manager Grass Umpire Schedulers: Juniors to Social Division Chris Januszewski • Jan Stanke • Coralie Van Marken • Janice Mohr
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2016 Cal Cup Umpires Blake Mohr – USA Suzanne Albanese – USA Grant Hundley – USA Blake, born and raised in Ventura, CA, US Level III umpire Big Apple Indoor • FIH, Road to Rio Development Group 2013 First Name Last Name First Name Last Name tourney TO ,Big Apple umpire , JPOL began playing hockey in the FHF league • 2013 Junior World Cup Ahren Quddus Lauren Perry at the age of six. His umpiring career at indoor umpire Played DI hockey for • 2014-Euro Hockey League. Amelia Greig Levi Stephen the age of twelve in 2006, progressed to University of Delaware JPOL outdoor • 2015 Pan Am Games - Toronto, Canada, Brandon Karess Lily Herzig umpire FHF Division 1, U-21 USA Men’s umpire, RCC umpire NCC umpire, NCC • 2015 World League Finals - Raipur, India. National team vs. Canada series, and TO JPOL TO, Junior Olympic umpire Christopher Higgs Mahesh Saraswat U-21 Women’s National Championships. Cal Cup umpire Assistant Varsity field Chuck Cohen Marie Bowman This will be tenth California Cup to officiate. Blake gives back hockey coach Princeton High School 2015, NIT umpire Cynthia Ancona Mary Driscoll to hockey by training and mentoring the next generation of USFHA Fundamentals field hockey coach Collegiate umpire Dave Jackson Maxwell Walshaw junior umpires within FHF. Alternate 2016 Women’s Master’s World Hockey team, 2 of Florian Morla – Germany my 3 kids are hockey umpires. • 11 years German Bundesliga Eric McGinley Michael Whitehead • 2014 Masters World Cup Rotterdam Evan Hrychyk Parmeet Singh • 2015 Masters Euro Cup London Frank Maisano Paul Singh • 2015 first Cal CUP appearance Mary Driscoll – USA Keely Dunn – Canada Garrett Best Paula Childs Played field hockey at Penn State Keely is a Gr.1 Outdoor and FIH Indoor Graeme Jackson Payton Breslow University from 2000-2004, where I had Canadian umpire. She has over 100 the honor of playing in the Final Four. combined (senior and junior) international Hannah Maisano Robert Chalkley I began umpiring in 2009. I earned both caps including two Junior World Cup and Harcharn Sokhi Robert Stephens a level 3 USA FH rating and became an umpiring two Olympic Qualifiers. Keely Neil Smith – Great Britain Harpal Chauhan Rodd Pope Outdoor FIH umpire in 2012. Second contributes to the umpiring community in • Been umpiring National league in UK for 10 years, Hollis Peterson Roman Centeno appearance in Cal Cup. Canada through clinics, umpire coaching, progressing through Middlesex County, South and Jacob Schlosser Rylie Pope managing, and one-on-one mentorship into National Janet Stanke Spencer Walshaw • Have been lucky enough to umpire HA Vase, HA Trophy national cup finals and Oxford v Cambridge Jeff Chandler Steven Rawson Swampy Marsh – New Zealand Lance Sarabia – USA university varsity matches Jesse Benavidez Sushil Dhir Umpired at the FIH Masters World Cup FIH 2011. Earned FIH badge in 2011 at Jessie Bal Suzanne Stout 5 times including 2016, and umpired a the Pan American Challenge in Rio de John Spaulding Tariq Tahir Grand Final there 4 times. Originally from Janeiro Brazil. 30+ International caps. Ridge Bair – USA Joost Douwes Thomas Vergeront New Zealand but having lived in Australia Works in Digital Marketing at K-Swiss • Began umpiring in 2010 Justus C. Weber Thomas Roskowski for 13 years I have had the pleasure to Global Brands. Enjoys hiking with his • USAFH Level 3 Outdoor and Indoor Umpire Karz Marsh Tuan Pham be a part of some of the best hockey Labrador Sochi; Recreationally travels • Umpired first international matches indoor in 2013 as a player, coach and umpire. Note: to various sporting events around the • Appointed to World League Round 1 in Katie Moulder Tucker Warford Swampy and his hockey playing wife Karz, make their home, world. 23rd Cal Cup playing and umpiring. MPK Coyotes is September/October 2016 Katriona Jackson Valerie Meza in Northern California. his hockey home. Kevin Eklund
Maria Querejeta – Argentina Jamar Springer – Barbados Kristie Toupin – USA Umpires in Argentina in the Premier League. FIH Umpire.California Cup umpire since USFHA level 3 umpire. College: North Third appearance in CalCup. 2010. “I enjoy the ambiance of the entire Eastern University with full athletic Cal Cup tournament, the camaraderie scholarship. Captain of the 1995 final among participants and of course, four team. Participated in US Olympic umpiring the high level of hockey which training camps. Played Junior Olympics California Cup provides; and meeting 1992, and Olympic Festival 1994. Kristie and interacting with umpires and players enjoys competitive hockey and has from all over the world.“ been umpiring for 21 years. Second appearance in Cal Cup.
Lutz Horn – Germany Maggie Befort – USA Started umpiring at the age of 13 in FIH Outdoor 2013. College: Syracuse northern Germany youth championships. University; played 2007-2010; Received German National Umpire 2003. Umpired Individual and team recognition for 200 National and International matches. Big East Championships and a NCAA Second appearance in Cal Cup. Final Four. Umpiring from 2013, USFHA Level 3. Second appearance in Cal Cup.
20 | www.calcup.com www.calcup.com | 21 2015 Ross Rutledge Award
Ross Rutledge joined the national field hockey program in the early 1980s and played for thirteen years. He competed at the highest level of international field hockey. His career included 3 Pan American Games (Gold in 1983) and 2 Olympic Games (1984, Los Angeles, 1988, Seoul). As a result of Ross’ leadership skills, he was made Canada’s team captain from 1987 – 1991. He has been described by his peers and coaches as the best center forward and finest goal scorer Canadian field hockey ever produced. Those who have had the opportunity to watch Ross direct his Millionaires to the top of the awards podium year after year can reflect upon his talent as a hockey athlete. After his career as a player, Ross became a level 4 NCCP coach and guided senior men’s and women’s teams throughout BC. Sadly, Ross passed away in April 2004 at the age of 41. The California Cup Organizing Committee (CCOC) established the Ross Rutledge Award in 2006, awarded annually to the highest goal scorer in the Super Divisions at the California Cup, to acknowledge the accomplishments of each year’s top goal scorer in memory of the most prolific goal scorer in California Cup history. The winner of the annual Ross Rutledge award is immortalized with his or her name engraved on a permanent cap stone installed on the masonry wall on the side of the field at the Tournament site.
The following players have been honored with the Ross Rutledge Award as the top goal scorers in the Women and Men Super division at the Cal Cup 2015 Field Hockey Tournament: Super Women: Claudia Ines Burkart scored 5 goals - Club C.A.S.I - Argentina Super Men: Luke Doerner scored 6 goals - JDH Montauk Sharks CCOC congratulates them both on their achievement Claudia Ines Burkart Luke Doerner as the top goal scorers in 2015 Cal Cup La Fiesta Mexican Grill
California State Games 7v7 Field Hockey Tournament Sunday July 17, 2016 - US Olympic Training Center Chula Vista, CA Molses Dueñas Before you compete on the turf, come to Girls U14, U16 & U19 Divisions Owner the California State Games $250 per team we do catering Opening Ceremonies at Qualcomm Stadium and represent Field Hockey in the 14711 Princeton Avenue Phone: (805) 529-4911 For More Information Contact: Athlete Parade with athletes from 23 different Moorpark CA 93021 Fax: (805) 529-4192 Katy Moyneur [email protected] sports! Don't miss the lighting of the www.calstategames.org California State Games Torch and Fireworks!
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QuarterPage_LaFiesta.indd 1 4/26/15 8:38 PM 2016 CalCup - Participating Teams 2016 California Cup - Participationg Teams 20162016 California CalCup Cup- Participating - Participating Teams Teams Men's Super - Pool A Women's Super - Pool A U16 Boys U16 Girls - Pool A Men's Super - Pool B Women's Super - Pool B U14 Boys - Pool A U16 Girls - Pool B Men's Competitive Women's Competitive - Pool A U14 Boys - Pool B U16 Girls - Pool C U14 Girls - Pool A U16 Girls - Pool D Women's Competitive - Pool B Mixed Social U14 Girls - Pool B U16 Girls - Pool E U19 Women - Pool A U19 Men U12 Mixed - Pool A U14 Girls - Pool C U19 Women - Pool B U12 Mixed - Pool B U14 Girls - Pool D U19 Women - Pool C U12 Mixed - Pool C U10 Mixed - Pool A U08 Mixed U19 Women - Pool D U10 Mixed - Pool B 24 | www.calcup.com www.calcup.com | 25 2016 California Cup - Super Division Men Rosters 2016 California Cup - Super Division Women Rosters
POLIGRASPoligras SUPER Super MEN Men 4U SPORTS4U Sports SUPER Super WOMEN Women Pool A Pool B Pool A Pool B LA TIGERS BULLDOGS STRAIGHT BALLIN' JOLLIE PITTS Amrit Beatty Ranjeev Deol Ajai Dhadwal Kevin Barber Amanda Schwartz Molly Cuevas Allison Swartz Dulcie Davies Jags Gill Ranjot Sangha Alan Scally Pat Coda Brittany Masloski Molly Sackles Amber Cota Elise Ogle Jeb Saez Ranveer Kundi Andrew Zayak Shawn Nakamura Courtney McIntosh Neha Vellanki Andrea Earle Jackie Scally Jesse Paredes Robert Short Bihn Hoang Todd Robinson Emily Santich Rachel Hwang Anna Simmons Kristen Lee Kwan Browne Ryan Sundeen Brian Scheldon Tommy Hoang Jenni Miller Rachel Kabel Ashley Lennigton Taylor Swazey Manjinder Bhamber Tyler Sundeen Darian Isla Troy Sutherland Kelly Smith Sherrianne Nilyberg Becky Dru Xanthe Travlos Parmeet Singh Ian Scally Will Harper Madison Hyde Sloane Adams Daphne Voormolen Jon Ginolfi Marcia Lewis Coach: Joe Arhi Coach: Ian Scally Manager: Randy Sundeen Coaches: Ian Scally, Bihn Hoang Coach: Todd Robinson Manager: Jackie Scally Manager: Alan Scally Manager: Jennifer Miller
SURINDER LIONS JDH MONTAUK SHARKS Mates4Mates AUSTRALIAN WARRIORS TEAM NORTHEAST Amolak Singh Harjinder Singh Alex Anich Lucas Judge Amanda Hoddinott Kelli Schneider Alli Lokey Livvy Long Avtar Singh Harpreet Singh Alex Gheorghe Luke Doerner Amy Smith Kirsten Wilson Christie Jones Liza Morgan Balwinder Singh Jagdeep Kumar Alex Grassi Manny Martinez Andrea Farrow Lee Carruthers Christine Kemp Maddy Sposito Dilbag Singh Lakha Singh Dave Bartram Nanu Sidhu Deb Keir Leigh Molloy Faith Mackin Michele Polizois Dilbag Singh Kala Lakhwinder Singh Dennis Akkaya Pat Haydon Ellen Seaniger Nichole Taylor Gabrielle Nolt Michelle Simpson Gurmeet Singh Manpreet Singh Jason Tomlinson Raman Sandhu Jessica Antonovich Shayne Buenaobra Katharina Helling Nicole Savage Gurpreet Singh Sukhchain Singh Johnny Orozco Tommy Alexander Jo Wade Shelby Thornicroft Kelly Marks Rhiannon Nolt Gurvinder Singh Sukhpal Panesar Ken Pereira Will Fulker Keely McKean Zalie Duffy Kristen Mohamed Shaunessy Saucier
Coach: Harwinder Hayer Manager: Alex Anich Manager: Leanne Downs Manager: Katharina Helling Manager: Jiwan
THE OLYMPIC CLUB RICK’S CHICKS JDH MONTAUK SHARKS Mates4Mates AUSTRALIAN WARRIORS Ali Savage Kori Graff Bain, Bryn Moyneur, Katy Alex Anich Lucas Judge Andrew Boyd Nathan Case Amanda Dinunzio Lisa Lohre Bills, Kendra Nikki Parsley Alex Gheorghe Luke Doerner Andrew Nash Nicholas Hill Caitlin Beaty Liz Robinson Dawson, Hannah Rose, Jennifer Alex Grassi Manny Martinez Daniel Sekulich Nicholas Simmons Hannah Thiemann Meredith Chandler Dawson, Melanie Smith, Leslie Dave Bartram Nanu Sidhu Daniel Taylor Nicholas Waters Kasey Quon Nicole Ng DiGiacomo, Marina Snow, Tiffany Dennis Akkaya Pat Haydon Gareth Hoddinott Phillip Dumpleton Kellie Joyce Rebecca Hu Fox, Mary Swenson, Sam Jason Tomlinson Raman Sandhu Glenn Miller Richard Bremner Kelsey Harbin Sophie Valcke Gannon-Fisher, Kristi Way, Mere Johnny Orozco Will Fulker Ian Harvey Warwick Smith Kendall Beveridge Hoyer-Fox, Steph Wong, Elise Ken Pereira Jesse Newman (GK) William McConnell Coach: Kevin Barber Coach: Scott Tupper Manager: Alex Anich Manager: Joshua Downs Manager: Kevin Barber Manager: Mary Fox and Steph Hoyer-Fox
KINGS BAFHA NORTHWEST RUSH’d Ajmer Singh Jassi Singh Spencer Reed Sandeep Ventakesh Camille Gandhi Robin Nelson Brynn Zorilla Mackenzie Peterson Barkat Singh Justin Dhaliwal Simon Thomas Jules Vugts Dani Hemeon Valerie Niles Callie Goodman Marissa Medici Brandon Karess Manvir Kingra Miel Vugts Jo Hanker Jessica Hendricks Gina Sanders Chelsea Bigelow Megan Rodgers Gagandeep Singh Thind Navjot Singh Keir Dixon Cheri Sherma Courtney Hessler Bailey Siewart Crystal Horiuchi Meghan Schneider Gurbaj Singh Parampal Singh Phil Smith Jo Ortiz Katriona Jackson Agustina Singh Farah Farjood Nina Randolph Gurpiyar Singh Ranjit Singh Asa Kalia Thomas Vocke Sophie Knight Liz Skeels Gabriella Jimenez Sara Janetzky Gurpreet Singh Sandeep Singh Kam Sidhu Peter Buckingham Erin Magill Jenna Vivian Kathryn Peterson Shannon Yogerst Harsahib Shammi Satinder Singh Ben White Jenna McLane Kathryn Schneider Tatiana Arias Harsimranjit Mahal Shivendera Singh Kyra Kent Manager: Conor Pullman Manager: Gina Sanders Coach: Rajwinder Singh Coach: Brian Schledorn Manager: Balbir Sihgh Manager: Jon Ginolfi 26 | www.calcup.com www.calcup.com | 27 2016 California Cup - Super Field Schedule Mt. Tauhara Hockey Club from New Zealand Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday May 26, 2016 May 27, 2016 May 28, 2016 May 29, 2016 May 30, 2016 The CCOC welcomes the participation of the Mt. Tauhara Hockey Club from New Zealand who will Mens U19 Mens U19 Mens U19 Poligras Men play in the U19 Men’s Premier division and wish they enjoy the Cal Cup 2016 tournament. Baja Mexico Baja Mexico Chu Shan A 4th v B 4th 7:00 Chu Shan 7:00 Mt. Tauhara HC 6:45 Mt. Tauhara HC 6:45 7th Place
4U Women Pool A 4U Women Pool B Mens U19 4U Women
The Olympic Club RUSH'd Baja Mexico A 3rd v B 3rd 8:05 NorthWest 8:05 Team Northeast 7:50 VCRD 7:50 5th Place
4U Women Pool B 4U Women Pool B Poligras Men Pool A Poligras Men
Team Northeast Ricks Chicks LA Tigers A 3rd v B 3rd 9:10 Ricks Chicks 9:10 Jolie Pitts 8:55 Kings 8:55 5th Place 4U Women Poligras Men Pool A Poligras Men Pool B Poligras Men Pool B
L Semi #1 Kings Team HFS Bulldogs L Semi #2 10:15 Surinder Lions 10:15 BAFHA 10:05 BAFHA 10:00 3rd Place Poligras Men Poligras Men Pool A Poligras Men Pool B Poligras Men Pool A
L Semi #1 JDH Sharks Bulldogs Surinder Lions L Semi #2 11:25 LA Tigers 11:25 Mates4Mates 11:10 JDH Sharks 11:10 3rd Place 4U Women Pool B 4U Women Pool A Mens U19 Mens U19
Jolie Pitts NorthWest Baja Mexico 1st v W Semi
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1:35 1:20 1:25 w Semi #2 1:35 NorthWest Straight Ballin' 7th Place Championship Poligras Men Mens U19. 4U Women Pool A Poligras Men Pool A 4U Women
w Semi #1 Chu Shan Mates4Mates JDH Sharks A 1st v B 2nd
2:40 2:40 2:40 2:30 2:45 w Semi #2 ECHP The Olympic Club Kings Semi #1 Championship Poligras Men Pool B Poligras Men Pool B Poligras Men Pool A 4U Women
Mates4Mates Team HFS LA Tigers B 1st v A 2nd Awards Ceremony 3:50 Team HFS 3:50 Bulldogs 3:50 Surinder Lions 3:40 4:00 Semi #2
Mens U19 Poligras Men Pool B 4U Women Pool B Poligras Men
Mt. Tauhara HC BAFHA Jolie Pitts A 1st v B 2nd 4:55 VCRD 4:55 Mates4Mates 4:55 Team Northeast 4:50 PERFORMANCE Semi #1 ENHANCING 4U Women Pool A Mens U19 4U Women Pool B Poligras Men Tie Breaker 1) Goal Differential SURFACE Straight Ballin' ECHP Ricks Chicks B 1st v A 2nd 2) Goals Scored 6:00 Mates4Mates 6:00 VCRD 6:00 RUSH'd 6:00 3) Head to Head TECHNOLOGY Semi #2 4) Penalty Strokes EnginEErEd spEcifically for hockEy Poligras Super Men Four U Super Women TwicE ThE longEviTy of compETing Turf brands Pool A Pool B Pool A Pool B hockEy surfacE of ThE olympic gamEs sincE 2000 LA Tigers Bulldogs Straight Ballin' Jolie Pitts Surinder Lions Mates4Mates Australian Warriors Mates4Mates Australian Warriors Team Northeast JDH Montauk Sharks Team HFS The Olympic Club Rick's Chicks USA 724.452.1330 Version 4.0 Kings BAFHA North West RUSH'd 109 Conica Lane, PO Box 160 Harmony, PA 16037 USA @aptworldwide Global Supplier [email protected] Poligras ® is a registered Official Hockey Turf of the 28 | www.calcup.com www.sportsbyapt.com trademark of APT Corporation 2018 and 2022 Hockey World Cup
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30 | www.calcup.com Saturday Schedule Sunday Schedule Field 7 Version 4.0 Field 7 Version Version 4.1 Field 6 Field 6 Longhorns Club Lewey SJ Fly White Fly SJ ------Girls U16 Pool D Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool B Pool U16 Girls Short Corner Too Field 5 Infinity Stryker ARROYO VISTA Wargles Wargles C1 v C4C1 v D1 v D4D1 v C2 v C3C2 v Bulldogs Pool Play Pool Play Pool Play Baja Mexico Baja WC Eagles HC ------Girls U16 Pool E Girls U16 Pool E Girls U16 Pool A Girls U16 Pool C Girls U16 Pool D Girls U16 Pool C WVFHCAdanacs Women U19 Pool A ARROYO VISTA Field 5 Divots Social. Infinity Divots A Divots Divots B Divots SD Hot Stix SD Hot UPSTREAM MP Coyotes MP Coyotes Mystix Purple Mystix Coastal Clash Coastal ------Rob Short ACD First Class FHC SD Field Hockey SD Short Corner Girls U16 Pool C Pool U16 Girls Quicksilver Cats Quicksilver Cats Girls U16 Pool B Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool D Pool U16 Girls Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool A Field 4 Divots D2 v D3D2 v Bearcats Pool Play SD Flyers Bearcats II Bearcats Longhorns SD Flyers II MP Coyotes MP QS Cats Too Mystix Silver Mystix Purple Coastal Clash Coastal ------First Class FHC Girls U16 Pool A Girls U16 Pool D Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool B Field 4 RUSH Social. Social. Sonora Fog City Bulldogs Bearcats SD SD Flyers Longhorns CV CV Ravens WC Riptide SJ Fly Blue Fly SJ SD Hot Stix SD Hot MP Coyotes HB WHIPITS QS Cats Too Mystix Mystix Silver ------Girls U16 Pool C Pool U16 Girls Rooligan Runners Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool C Sunday, May 29, 2016 Saturday, May 28, 2016 Field 3 RUSH Social. Social. Social. Social. Social. Infinity Sonora Wargles Fog CityFog CityFog Bulldogs Sun Devils Sun Devils CV Ravens CV SD Hot Stix Hot SD UPSTREAM MP Coyotes MP SJ Black Fly HB WHIPITS QS Cats Too Mystix Silver Mystix Purple Coastal Clash Coastal ------SD Field Hockey SD Short CornerShort SD Quicksilver Cats Quicksilver Rooligan Runners Rooligan Rooligan Runners Rooligan Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool C 2016 California Cup Schedule Field 3 Social. Social. Social. Social. Infinity Sonora Fog City 2016 California Cup Schedule Bulldogs Bearcats Sun Devils Sun Devils Longhorns CV CV Ravens SD Hot Stix SD Hot SD Flyers II Flyers SD UPSTREAM MP Coyotes SJ Fly Black SJ Fly HB WHIPITS QS Cats Too Mystix Silver Coastal Clash Coastal WC Eagles HC ------Girls U16 Pool E Pool U16 Girls SD Field Hockey SD Short Corner Quicksilver Cats WVFHC Adanacs Rooligan Runners Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool C Please check the Information Booth for possible schedule change s. Please check the Information Booth for possible schedule change s. Field 2 RUSH Divots Social. Social. Sonora Bulldogs Bearcats SD Flyers Longhorns CV Ravens CV SD Flyers II SD Hot Stix Hot SD Club Lewey Club UPSTREAM MP Coyotes MP MP Coyotes MP SJ Black Fly HB WHIPITS Coastal Clash Coastal ------Rob Short ACD RobShort First Class FHC SD Short CornerShort SD Girls U16 Pool D Quicksilver Cats Quicksilver SD Field Hockey Quicksilver Cats Quicksilver Girls U16 Pool B Short CornerShort Too Field 2 MOORPARK COLLEGE Women U19 Pool A RUSH Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool C Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool C Divots Infinity Infinity Stryker Stryker Wargles Wargles Wargles Bulldogs SD SD Flyers Bearcats Bearcats II Longhorns WC Riptide SD Hot Stix SD Hot SD Flyers II Flyers SD MP Coyotes MP Coyotes Baja MexicoBaja SJ Fly Black SJ Fly Mystix Purple Mystix Coastal Clash Coastal WC Eagles HC ------First Class FHC Girls U16 Pool E Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool E Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool A Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool C Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool A Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool B Pool U16 Girls Girls U16 Pool A Pool U16 Girls MOORPARK COLLEGE Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool B Women U19 Pool D Women U19 Pool A Women U19 Pool A Field 1 Infinity Infinity Divots A Divots B E1 v E4 E1 v E3 E2 v Bulldogs Pool Play Pool Play Field 1 ChuShan ChuShan Bearcats II Bearcats Longhorns Longhorns WC Riptide SJ Blue Fly SD Hot Stix Hot SD Club Lewey Club MP Coyotes MP MP Coyotes MP Baja Mexico Baja SJ White Fly Wargles Divots B Divots Divots A Divots Bulldogs Coastal Clash Coastal CLINIC CLINIC Chu Shan Chu Shan ------Bearcats Bearcats II Girls U16 Pool E Girls U16 Pool E Girls U16 Pool A Girls U16 Pool A Girls U16 Pool A Girls U16 Pool B Cats Quicksilver Girls U16 Pool B Girls U16 Pool C Girls U16 Pool B Girls U16 Pool D Girls U16 Pool C Girls U16 Pool B SJ Fly Blue Fly SJ Club Lewey Baja MexicoBaja SJ Fly White Fly SJ Coastal Clash Coastal ------
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32 | www.calcup.com www.calcup.com | 33 Monday Schedule Men’s Booster Club Field 7 A-3rd B-4th C-4th C-6th B-3rd C-2nd D-2nd Version 2.0 Women U19. Women U19. Women U19. Women U19. Women W-Xmatch #1 W-Xmatch Cross Over #3 Over Cross #5 Over Cross #8 Over Cross Extra Match#1 Extra ------Field 6 A-4th C-5th D-5th A-3rd D-4th C-3rd A-2nd B-2nd Women U19. Women U19. Women U19. Women U19. Women Cross Over #1 Over Cross #2 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #7 Over Cross ------ARROYO VISTA *** Playoff Format Field 5 E-4th A-5th B-5th D-4th A-3rd B-3rd C-3rd D-3rd Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. Cross Over #2 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #6 Over Cross #7 Over Cross ------Womens U19 - All 1st place teams advance to the Semi Finals. Field 4 A-4th E-3rd B-4th C-4th B-3rd D-3rd #4-2nd Pl #4-2nd Pl #5-2nd Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. Women U19. Women
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Mixed Social - 2nd and 3rd will play in the semi. Winner 1st for championship.
7:00 AM 7:00 8:00 AM 8:00 9:00 AM 9:00 10:00 AM 10:00 11:00 AM 11:00 12:00 PM 12:00 Girls U16 - All 1st place teams and top three 2nd w /most pts will advance to the Qtrs. **Tie Breaker based on Pts-Goal Difference-Goals Scored-Head to Head-Penalty Stroke** Time
Monday, May 30, 2016 Join us after the games at GREAT BEER! 1st 3rd 3rd GREAT FOOD 2nd 2nd Field 3 Social. Social.
Semi #1 Semi #1 Semi #2 From Cowboy John’s Smoken BBQ #2-1st Pl #2-1st Pl #3-1st 2016 California Cup Schedule Girls U16. W-Semi #1 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Women U19. Women U19. Women Championship Championship Championship ------Boys U16 Pool A 444 Zachary St. Moorpark
How to get here Collins “A place to relax, MP drink beer and COLLEGE Campus Park Dr Field 2 Qtr #1 Qtr #4 Semi #1 Semi #1 #1-1st Pl #1-1st Pl #2-1st #1-1st Pl #1-1st Pl #4-1st W-Qtr #1 W-Qtr #2 W-Qtr 3rd Place 3rd Place 3rd #3-2nd Pl #3-2nd Pl #2-2nd Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 talk about battles Women U19. Women U19. Women ------
MOORPARK COLLEGE won and lost.” *** DEFINITIONS Sunday, May 29th - 2nd place team with the highest point total - 1st place team with the 3rd highest point total 4th 5th 4th 5th 6th 7th
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4th Place 4th Place 4th Place 6th * Special hours for Cal Cup! #1-2nd Pl #1-2nd #3-1st Pl Girls U16. Girls U16. Girls U16. - Pool and ranking after Playon Saturday. (Pool C, 1st Pl ace) ------Regular hours: Boys U16 Pool A
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Mixed Ocelots Blue Ocelots Gold Roadrunners Chupacabras Chupacabras Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key Lightning Red Lightning ------(Pool C, 1st Place) 1st C, (Pool Lightning Black Lightning USA XVI LionsUSA A USA XVI LionsUSA B Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U10 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U10 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B Ping He Ping He A1 v A4 v A1 C1 v C4C1 v East Bay East Field CField D Field Bulldogs Bulldogs Pool Play Pool Play Longhorns SD Hot Stix Polar Bears Polar MP Coyotes MP MP Coyotes MP Mystix Silver Ocelots Gold Roadrunners ------Short Corner III Corner Short Rob Short ACD Short Rob Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool B Girls U14 Pool D USA XVI LionsUSA C USA XVI LionsUSA B Boys U14 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B *** DEFINITIONS *** *** DEFINITIONS *** *** Playoff Format *** *** Playoff Format *** highest pt total between 1st place teams (#1 teams place 1st between total pt highest highest pt total between 1st place teams (#1 teams place 1st between total pt highest *** DEFINITIONS *** highest pt total between 2nd place teams (#2 teams place 2nd between total pt highest highest pt total between 2nd place teams (#2 teams place 2nd between total pt highest *** Playoff Format *** Sunday, May 29, 2016 highest pt total between 1st place teams (#1 teams place 1st between total pt highest highest pt total between 2nd place teams (#2 teams place 2nd between total pt highest game between the top 2 teams. teams. 2 top the between game game between the top 2 teams. teams. 2 top the between game game between the top 2 teams. teams. 2 top the between game - All #1 seeds will participate in the Semi Finals Semi the in participate will seeds #1 - All - All #1 seeds will participate in the Semi Finals Semi the in participate will seeds #1 - All Ping He Semi #2 A4 v B3 v A4 A2 v B1 v A2 B1 v B4B1 v Doral FH East Bay East Bulldogs Field B Field Pool Play Boys U14. Boys Boys U14. Boys Shiang-An WC Eagles Eagles WC WC Eagles Eagles WC DP Hockey DP Longhorns MP Coyotes MP - All #1 seeds will participate in the Semi Finals Semi the in participate will seeds #1 - All Roadrunners SJ Jr Fly U14 SJ Jr Fly U14 Chupacabras Cross Over #2 Over Cross ------USA XVI LionsUSA Lightning Boys Lightning Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool B Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool D Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool B Boys U14 Pool B other pool on Sun and Mon. Winner NOT Winner Mon. and Sun on pool other other pool on Sun and Mon. Winner NOT Winner Mon. and Sun on pool other U14G U14G other pool on SUN and MON. Winners NOT Winners MON. and SUN on pool other other pool on SUN and MON. Winners NOT Winners MON. and SUN on pool other Least Goals Against - Head to Head - Coin Flip. ** Flip. Coin - Head to Head - Against Goals Least Least Goals Against - Head to Head - Coin Flip. ** Flip. Coin - Head to Head - Against Goals Least other pool on Sun and Mon. Winner NOT Winner Mon. and Sun on pool other ** Tie Breaker based on Points - Goal Difference - ** Tie Breaker based on Points - Goal Difference - C-1st - Pool and ranking after Pool Play Pool after ranking and - Pool C-1st C-1st - Pool and ranking after Pool Play Pool after ranking and - Pool C-1st U14G other pool on SUN and MON. Winners NOT Winners MON. and SUN on pool other - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top Least Goals Against - Head to Head - Coin Flip. ** Flip. Coin - Head to Head - Against Goals Least ** Tie Breaker based on Points - Goal Difference - - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top C-1st - Pool and ranking after Pool Play Pool after ranking and - Pool C-1st - Pool play continues into Monday. There will be be will There Monday. into continues play - Pool - Pool play continues into Monday. There will be be will There Monday. into continues play - Pool 3rd place will be given to the team in 3 in team the to given be will place 3rd 3rd place will be given to the team in 3 in team the to given be will place 3rd - Top teams in each pool and 2nd place with most p most with place 2nd and pool each in teams - Top - Top teams in each pool and 2nd place with most p most with place 2nd and pool each in teams - Top - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top Bottom 2 teams in each pool play the bo the play pool each in teams 2 Bottom Bottom 2 teams in each pool play the bo the play pool each in teams 2 Bottom - Top 2 teams in each pool play in Sunday's semis. Sunday's in play pool each in teams 2 - Top 3rd #1 - Team w/3rd - Team #1 3rd 3rd #1 - Team w/3rd - Team #1 3rd 1st #2 - Team w/1st - Team #2 1st - Pool play continues into Monday. There will be be will There Monday. into continues play - Pool 1st #2 - Team w/1st - Team #2 1st 3rd place will be given to the team in 3 in team the to given be will place 3rd Bottom 2 teams in each pool will play the the play will pool each in teams 2 Bottom Bottom 2 teams in each pool will play the the play will pool each in teams 2 Bottom - Top teams in each pool and 2nd place with most p most with place 2nd and pool each in teams - Top U10 U10 U08 There is an Extra match between B-5th and C-4th. Wi C-4th. and B-5th between match Extra an is There U08 There is an Extra match between B-5th and C-4th. Wi C-4th. and B-5th between match Extra an is There U14B U14B A1 - Pool and ranking before completion of Pool Pla of Pool completion before ranking and - Pool A1 A1 - Pool and ranking before completion of Pool Pla of Pool completion before ranking and - Pool A1 Bottom 2 teams in each pool play the bo the play pool each in teams 2 Bottom 3rd #1 - Team w/3rd - Team #1 3rd 1st #2 - Team w/1st - Team #2 1st U12 U12 Bottom 2 teams in each pool will play the the play will pool each in teams 2 Bottom U10 U08 RUSH There is an Extra match between B-5th and C-4th. Wi C-4th. and B-5th between match Extra an is There U14B A1 - Pool and ranking before completion of Pool Pla of Pool completion before ranking and - Pool A1 Semi #1 U12 A3 v B4 v A3 A1 v B2 v A1 Doral FH B2 v B3B2 v Field A Field Pool Play Boys U14. Boys Boys U14. Boys DP Hockey DP WC RiptideWC WC RiptideWC Infinity U14Infinity Polar Bears Polar Mystix Silver Roadrunners Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key
Cross Over #1 Over Cross ------Lightning Girls Lightning Lightning Girls Lightning Short Corner III Corner Short
Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool B Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool B Girls U14 Pool C WVFHC Adanacs WVFHC WVFHC Adanacs WVFHC
7:00 AM 7:00 8:00 AM 8:00 9:00 AM 9:00 10:00 AM 10:00 11:00 AM 11:00 NOON 1:00 PM 1:00 2:00 PM 2:00 3:00 PM 3:00 4:00 PM 4:00 5:00 PM 5:00 6:00 PM 6:00 Time U10Mx. Surfers U10Mx. Surfers Semi #2 Semi #2 A3 v B3 v A3 A4 v B4 v A4 A3 v B3 v A3 A4 v B4 v A4 3rd Place 3rd Place Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Lightning Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Lightning Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. FHF Turtles FHF Turtles U10Mx. Surfers USA USA Lions A USA USA Lions B USA USA Lions A USA USA Lions B Semi #2 Key Biscayne A3 v B3 v A3 A4 v B4 v A4 Key Biscayne 3rd Place Cross #3 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #3 Over Cross #4 Over Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Pool Play Pool Lightning ------L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1 L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1 Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. Mixed U10. Mixed U08. FHF Turtles USA USA Lions A USA USA Lions B Key Biscayne Cross #3 Over Cross #4 Over ------L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1 Surfers Surfers Surfers Doral FH Doral FH Field E Field Moorpark Moorpark Lightning Lightning USA Lions USA RoadDogs RoadDogs Mixed U08. Mixed Mixed U08. Mixed Mixed U08. Mixed Mixed U08. Mixed Mixed U08. Mixed Mixed U08. Mixed FHF Turtles FHF FHF Turtles FHF USA LionsUSA A USA LionsUSA A USA LionsUSA B USA LionsUSA B Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key Lightning Red Lightning ------Lightning Black Lightning Mixed U10 Pool A Mixed U10 Pool A Mixed U10 Pool A Mixed U10 Pool B Mixed U10 Pool B A-4th B-5th C-4th B-4th A-4th B-5th C-4th B-4th C-3rd C-3rd B-3rd C-3rd C-3rd B-3rd U10Mx. U10Mx. Semi #2 Semi #2 #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st A-4th B-5th C-4th B-4th C-3rd B-3rd C-3rd W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. U10Mx. Semi #2 Xtra Match#1 Xtra Match#1 #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st Wnr-Match #1 Wnr-Match Wnr-Match #1 Wnr-Match Cross #1 Over Cross #2 Over Cross #3 Over Cross #1 Over Cross #2 Over Cross #3 Over ------Championship ------Championship W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Xtra Match#1 Wnr-Match #1 Wnr-Match 2016 California Cup Schedule Cross #2 Over Cross #3 Over Cross #1 Over ------Championship Lu Ju Lu Lu Ju Lu Surfers Ping He Moorpark Moorpark USA Lions USA RoadDogs RoadDogs Ocelots Gold Ocelots Gold Roadrunners Chupacabras Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key Lightning Red Lightning Lightning Red Lightning ------Lightning Black Lightning USA XVI LionsUSA A USA XVI LionsUSA A USA XVI LionsUSA C USA XVI LionsUSA B USA XVI LionsUSA B Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U10 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U10 Pool B Mixed U10 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B Mixed U12 Pool B A-4th C-4th D-4th B-4th A-4th C-4th D-4th B-4th U12Mx. U12Mx. Semi #1 Semi #1 #1-1st Pl#1-1st #1-1st Pl#1-1st 5th Place5th 5th Place5th #1-2nd Pl#1-2nd #2-2nd Pl#2-2nd Pl#3-2nd 3rd Place #1-2nd Pl#1-2nd #2-2nd Pl#2-2nd Pl#3-2nd Please check the Information Booth for possible schedule change s. 3rd Place Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 A-4th C-4th D-4th B-4th W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. U12Mx. Semi #1 #1-1st Pl#1-1st 5th Place5th #1-2nd Pl#1-2nd #2-2nd Pl#2-2nd Pl#3-2nd Cross #2 Over Cross #1 Over 3rd Place Cross #2 Over Cross #1 Over ------Championship ------Championship Girls U14. Girls U14. L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Mixed U12. Cross #2 Over Cross #1 Over ------Championship RUSH Ping He East Bay East Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs WC Eagles Eagles WC DP Hockey DP Polar Bears Polar Mystix Silver Ocelots Blue Ocelots Blue Roadrunners Chupacabras Key Biscayne Key Key Biscayne Key Lightning Red Lightning ------Short Corner III Corner Short Rob Short ACD Short Rob Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool B USA XVI LionsUSA C WVFHC Adanacs WVFHC Mixed U12 Pool A Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool C Mixed U12 Pool B Monday, May 30, 2016 30, May Monday, Monday, May 30, 2016 30, May Monday, A-5th C-5th D-5th A-5th C-5th D-5th A-3rd B-3rd A-3rd B-3rd C-2nd D-2nd C-2nd D-2nd Monday, May 30, 2016 30, May Monday, Semi #2 Semi #2 #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st A4 v B4 v A4 A4 v B4 v A4 Field B Field C Field D Field E Field B Field C Field D Field E Saturday, May 28, 2016 Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Boys U14. A-5th C-5th D-5th Boys U14. A-3rd B-3rd W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 C-2nd D-2nd Semi #2 Cross 3 Over Cross 3 Over #2-1st Pl#2-1st Pl#3-1st A4 v B4 v A4 Field B Field C Field D Field E Cross #5 Over Cross #7 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #5 Over Cross #7 Over Cross #4 Over ------Championship ------Championship ------Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Wnr-Xmatch#1 Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Wnr-Xmatch#1 Extra #1 Match Extra #1 Match Boys U14. W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Cross 3 Over Cross #5 Over Cross #7 Over Cross #4 Over ------Championship ------Wnr-Xmatch#1 Extra #1 Match RUSH Ping He Ping He Doral FH Bulldogs Shiang-An Shiang-An WC Eagles Eagles WC Infinity U14Infinity SD Hot Stix SD Hot Stix MP Coyotes MP MP Coyotes MP Roadrunners SJ Jr Fly U14 Roadrunners Key Biscayne Key ------USA XVI LionsUSA USA XVI LionsUSA Lightning Girls Lightning Short Corner III Corner Short Lightning Boys Lightning Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool B Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool B Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool B Boys U14 Pool B Boys U14 Pool B 2016 California Cup Schedule Cup California 2016 2016 California Cup Schedule Cup California 2016 2016 California Cup Schedule Cup California 2016 C-3rd D-3rd C-3rd D-3rd A-2nd B-2nd A-2nd B-2nd Semi #2 Semi #1 Semi #2 Semi #1 #1-1st Pl#1-1st Pl#4-1st #1-1st Pl#1-1st Pl#4-1st A3 v B3 v A3 A3 v B3 v A3 Field A Field A 3rd Place 3rd Place 3rd Place 3rd Place Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 Boys U14. Boys U14. C-3rd D-3rd W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 A-2nd B-2nd Semi #2 Semi #1 #1-1st Pl#1-1st Pl#4-1st A3 v B3 v A3 Field A 3rd Place 3rd Place Cross #6 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #3 Over Cross #6 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #3 Over ------Championship ------Championship ------Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. Girls U14. L-Semi #1 L-Semi #2 Boys U14. L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1 L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1 W-Semi #1 W-Semi #2 Doral FH East Bay East Field AField B Field C Field D Field Bulldogs Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A DP Hockey DP Longhorns Longhorns WC RiptideWC WC RiptideWC Infinity U14Infinity Polar Bears Polar MP Coyotes MP MP Coyotes MP
Mystix Silver
Cross #6 Over Cross #4 Over Cross #3 Over Roadrunners SJ Jr Fly U14 Roadrunners Championship ------Chupacabras ------Chupacabras ------L-Semi #1 v L- v L-Semi #1
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Rob Short ACD Short Rob Lightning Boys Lightning Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool A Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool C Girls U14 Pool D Girls U14 Pool B Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool A Boys U14 Pool B WVFHC Adanacs WVFHC 7:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 NOON PM 1:00 7:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 9:00 AM 10:00 AM 11:00 NOON PM 1:00
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Female Athletes of the Year Coach of the Year – Binh Hoang Alex Stamatovic Volunteer of the F i e l d H o c k e y Iliana Cabral and Binh grew up in Moorpark and Westlake Year – Kim Whitehead Hannah Schofield Village, and started playing field hockey at a Kim Whitehead is a relative newcomer to the Congratulations to Iliana Cabral and young age for the Conejo Bulldogs with the FHF, but she has immersed herself in making Hannah Schofield for their selection his two older brothers. Binh is known as a things better for us all since before she began as Female Athletes of the Year for prolific goal scorer and is a former member of as Director of Facilities. Kim sees things that 2016! Ili and Hannah are the latest in the USA National Team where he represented need to be done and does them. This summer F e d e r a t i o n a line of players from Ventura County to take their love of Field the USA at the 2007 Pan American Games and 2001 World she noticed that our snack shack was getting a little worn down Hockey to the college ranks. Ili has given her verbal commitment Cup qualifying tournament. Hockey has always been a family and she pulled everything out and repainted and reorganized. to Yale and Hannah has given her verbal commitment to Stanford. affair for Binh; over 4 years ago he started coaching his Kim was elected as Director of Facilities this fall and has given Both are very strong academically and they are leaders on and off nieces, and now he coaches his daughters. Binh has been countless hours of her time (and Blake’s time) getting our gear Presidents Award – Joan Cicchi the field. They are both highly motivated players and they practice the Bulldogs U14 and U17 girls teams coach ever since then organized and cleaned up. All of our goals have been repaired and has coached his teams in numerous Cal Cups, Hockey Joan Cicchi has served the FHF as Treasurer or play 6 days per week. Both play in our U18 boys division and and organized. By now Kim will have spent many hours sewing Festivals and various college tournaments. By sharing his since before many of us can remember (2007). they find the competition and the level of play to be very challenging up the seams on the Super field with Janice Mohr. Please thank extensive hockey knowledge Binh has helped to send many of Under her leadership our financial state has and great preparation for the speed of the game they will face in the Kim for all of her back-breaking work and her commitment to the his players onto the next level to play in college. Juggling a new gone from the “paycheck to paycheck” style coming years. They have both been travelling most of the Spring league and the membership. In addition to supporting her hockey born son, coaching, playing and also recently opening Q Sushi to one where we have met our funding goals to the Level 1 Futures in Chula Vista and the college tournaments family, Kim is a sports mom and very passionate about supporting in Westlake Village, Binh manages to bring his enthusiasm to for our field replacement and have sufficient up North. When Ili is not playing hockey, she can be found playing her own children. Her son Blake plays waterpolo at Royal High everything he does. The FHF would like to thank Binh for his reserves to cover surprises. Joan has instilled soccer for La Reina High School. Hannah runs Cross Country and school and for the Sharks WaterPolo Club. Her Daughter, Ashley, many years of service to the hockey community and also wish a budgetary discipline that has FHF in a secure financial position. Track at Moorpark High School. Neither High School offers Field played soccer at Buena High school and Ventura College before him good luck with all of his endeavors. Joan is also our Parliamentarian and has served to develop our Hockey. Both Ili and Hannah were recruited into the FHF through transferring to CLU. Her son R.J. swam and played waterpolo for bylaws and our constitution. Joan is a loyal Bulldog and CalCup our Middle School program. We are very proud of you girls and we Buena HS, he’s currently serving in the US Navy based in Honolulu committee member and supports those groups the same way. look forward to seeing you play at the next level. Coach of the Year – Hawaii. On behalf of the FHF I would like to thank Kim for her Joan and Mike Cicchi have three children, Meghan, Brendan Samantha McPherson service and congratulate her on being Volunteer of the Year. and Sean. Meghan played field hockey at Lafayette and Sean is Most Promising Young Umpire – Sam McPherson is no stranger to playing George Waterman Sportsman currently a member of the US Men’s National team and the U21 Evan Hrychyk field hockey, Sam started playing in the team. Joan has done so much over the years that she is being of The Year – Lindsay Coony Congratulations Evan Hrychyk for your selection FHF league at age 13 and has played for replaced by two people. While she is retiring from FHF we still as this year’s Most Promising Young Umpire. The various clubs within the league including the For people who have seen (and heard) Lindsay expect to see her at the field supporting her field hockey family. league appreciates your service. At age 11 Evan Roadrunners, Camarillo Cougars and the Coony on the field, it’s hard to imagine the game started playing field hockey for Chaparral Middle Monarcas before going off to play Division 1 of hockey without her. Her presence is not Presidents Award – Marisa Loo School at a local Middle School tournament. field hockey for Dartmouth. Upon her graduation Sam returned confined to the goal cage that she has tended Marisa Loo has served FHF and the Soon after his first tournament, Evan began playing for the home and is currently volunteering as a coach for the Ventura for over 20 years. She made her start in middle membership in a variety of ways for many Moorpark Coyotes Club and at the age of 14 began umpiring. Roadrunners youth teams and the Futures Program. Sam school with the sport her dad had also played. In high school, she years. Marisa is currently serving as a He recently helped coach and umpire at an Elementary School brings a wealth of knowledge and experience with her that she played for the competitive Torrey Pines team and honed her skills Director for FHF as Women’s Coordinator, tournament, similar to the tournament that introduced him to gained playing on the East Coast at the highest collegiate level, at Futures. Lindsay then went on to play for Bates College, where and she is also helping with our marketing field hockey. Not everyone is cut out to be an umpire, dealing being a local and growing up playing in the league she can she racked up a career 224 saves and a .821 save percentage. efforts. You can say hello to her as she works with stressful situations and the need to maintain close focus relate to the players she coaches and effectively brings out the In grad school, she started every game for the UC Santa Barbara the technical desk for the supers during and control of the game, Evan seems to manage all of this so best in them. Sam is currently playing for the Jolie Pitts in our club and carried them to a WCFHC Championship title. CalCup 2016. Marisa has dedicated much of her time with us as effortlessly, always with a smile and never losing his composure. D1 Women’s division. She is a previous FHF award winner as Post-college life was missing something, as Lindsay wanted to a coach. She is coaching Futures, Ventura County Red Devils and He is a reliable umpire and is always willing to help cover when the Female Athlete of the year in 2009. The FHF would like to continue playing the sport she loves. She sought out the FHF for Moorpark. She was kind enough to volunteer to help coach other umpires can’t make their games. Evan has also showcased thank Sam for her dedication to the sport and her contributions league in Moorpark. When the league experienced a goalie our local kids in preparation for their trip to Pennsylvania for the his umpiring services at the National Hockey Festival. In addition as both a player and coach. shortage, she stepped up to help. Now it’s just not a typical National Futures Championship. Marisa has also been the go- to umpiring, Evan is also a top player, he is part of the local high Sunday without Lindsay playing in at least 3 games. Lindsay’s to person for coordinating our events with visiting Australian or performance group, the Ventura County Red Devils. He played in Male Athlete of the Year – dedication to the sport led her to start the Oh Yeah! Field Hockey English teams. Previously Marisa was the coach at Chaminade our series against the East Coast in Chula Vista in the beginning Robert Stephens Club, helping to grow the women’s division, and bringing together high school. Today she plays for the Jolie Pitts in our D1 Women’s of this year. When Evan is not playing or umpiring he can be Congratulations to Robert Stephens on being players from northern and southern California, Canada and the division, and she played in college at Brown University. Prior to found running track for Moorpark High School, and he is also an selected Male Athlete of the Year! Robert is a Netherlands. She has made some of her greatest friends through playing at Brown, Marisa traveled to Australia with the futures Eagle Scout candidate who hopes to finish his Eagle project this previous winner of the Promising Young Umpire field hockey, and they can attest to how much she loves the game. elite team and played for the Camarillo Cougars. Marisa will begin year. Thank you Evan for your service to the League and to the award. Robert is a very dedicated athlete is a Masters program at Ball State in the fall. community!of the year. being recognized for his leadership and his efforts on and off the field. Robert is playing in our U18boys Summer Hockey Camp 2016 division and in the D1 Men’s division. He is also coaching one of Under the direction of Shawn Nakamura and Marisa Loo, youth The cost is $45 per clinic, attend both clinics for $80. All the Moorpark U14 boys teams. Robert is a member of our Ventura players are invited to attend two hockey clinics this summer. youth players and goal keepers of all ages and skill levels are County Red Devils high performance group and was a 2014 Junior Each clinic will be held at the Moorpark College turf field from welcome. National team member. He recently travelled to Philadelphia to play against our friends from the East Coast. When he is not playing 9am – 1pm. Camp pinney is included, mouth guards and shin Forms will be posted at www.calcup.com guards are mandatory. or coaching or practicing, Robert is a Cross Country runner and For more info please contact Coralie van Marken at Distance Track athlete for Moorpark High School. He recently ran July 30th: 9am – 1pm [email protected] • 805.653.1829 a sub 5 minute mile. Robert is also a dedicated volunteer outside July 31th: 9am – 1pm of Field Hockey, he is a long time scout who is pursuing his Eagle Hope to see you there. roadrunnerfieldhockey.com Scout award this year. 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COMP. WOMEN U-19 MEN U-16 BOYS GIRLS Grass Divisions Awards Instructions • Awards will be presented immediately following the Men’s Super-Division Championship game. • 1st, 2nd and 3rd placed teams for all Divisions will meet with their Division Leader during the Men’s final game. • As soon as the Super Men Championship game ends, please walk up to the designated cone site for your division. Please see diagram for standing placing on the Field. • Stand next to your Division Cone, on the line, left to right Everything you need to know about the as follows: 3rd, 1st in the middle and 2nd place to the right in preparation to receive your individual medals. collegiate field hockey recruiting process! • Teams with medals are to respectfully remain standing in line until ALL Awards have been presented to ALL divisions. • Parents and other supporters are to remain OFF the Field until the Ceremony has been completed.
U-14 GIRLS U-14 BOYS U-19 WOMEN COMP. MEN U-14 GIRLS BOYS U-19 WOMEN COMP. • Music will signal completion of the Awards Ceremony. Team pictures Get all your questions about the college may then be taken on the field. recruiting process answered.
Learn about the differences between the
three divisions in terms of both athletics and Megan Williams life as a student-athlete. Head Field Hockey Coach- Goucher College USA Field Hockey Region See schedules for each year of high school in 7 Olympic Development terms of what an athlete can and should be Program Manager doing to be an active participant in their own recruitment.
Saturday, May 28th Learn how and when to speak to college coaches. 10:00 am and 2:00 pm Classroom ST-1
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All matches will be played according to the FIH Rules of Hockey by the umpire (warning, suspension and or ejection from the field); Lost wristbands are available from the Tournament Committee at a a. Any Team(s) that forfeits a match will lose their forfeit deposit. 2015 with adjustment to Rule 13.2 by the FIH Rules Committee touching, pushing or shoving the umpire or officials is subject to cost of $15 cash upon positive verification of identity. dated 16th February 2016 and modified as shown below. ejection from the field. Furthermore, whether or not aforementioned b. Teams that forfeit a match risk forfeiture of all matches (past & 7. PLAYERS JERSEYS / EQUIPMENT future) at the discretion of the Executive Committee. 1. TIME offenses occur at a tournament site, away from the field of play, the individuals involved will be subject disciplinary action by the All players must wear their team’s uniform. All teams’ players’ c. Teams and players of a forfeiting team will be given a very low a. Duration of all matches shall be two periods of 25 minutes each. Tournament Disciplinary Committee and maybe subject to review jerseys MUST have different numbers. A player may NOT take part in priority in future tournaments. a match if his/her jersey does not have proper numbers as specified b. All match times will begin and end at the sound of the buzzer at by local law enforcement. The manager of the player / official is also 11. POOL STANDINGS - will be determined as follows: the timekeeper’s table per schedule- regardless of its starting time. subject to the disciplinary action. below. Competitive / Social / U19 / U16 Divisions The match can only be prolonged at half time and full-time to The manager of the player / official subject to the disciplinary a. The numbers must be on the back of the jerseys. c. Teams will be ranked according to their total number of points. allow completion of a Penalty Corner and any subsequent Penalty action may, within one hour after the decision of the Disciplinary b. The numbers must be large enough (8 inch high) to be identified a. Corners or a Penalty Stroke. Committee, file an appeal in writing to the Tournament Appeals by umpires easily from 50 yards away. b. Should two or more teams be tied, teams will be ranked according Committee to review the decision. The decision of the Tournament All matches will begin on time unless the captains mutually agree Numbers produced by markers or by any other means that can’t to their respective number of matches won. d. Appeals Committee will be final. c. in the presence of one or both umpires to start late. be identified from 50 yards away will not be accepted. c. Should two or more teams still be tied, the tied teams will be The Moorpark College Campus Police or other security or ranked according to their respective goal difference (Goals for minus 2. SUBSTITUTION c. If both teams have similar colored team jerseys, the team listed tournament officers may intercede at their discretion in any incident. d. goals against). A positive goal difference takes precedence over a All substitutions must only take place over the SAME sideline at first in the schedule will wear the pennies available at the Umpires a. 5. AGE VERIFICATION - (U19, U16, U14, U12, U10 & U8) negative one. mid-field after the player coming off has exited the field. Tent unless they have alternate non-color clashing uniforms. A valid Team Managers / Coaches are required to keep photocopies of proof driver’s license will be required to check out the pennies which must d. If two or more teams are still tied, teams will be ranked according Substitution of Goalkeepers can only take place if the goalkeeper b. of identification & age (birth certificates or passports) of all player(s) be returned as soon as possible at the conclusion of the match. to their respective number of goals scored. coming on already has all protective equipment on. No more than 30 on their rosters in a folder/binder. This folder/binder must be with the Missing pennies will cost $15 cash, each. seconds will be allowed for the substitution of goalkeepers. e. If two or more teams are still tied on points, same number of Team Manager / Coach during all their matches and must be made e. Goalkeepers must wear protective headgear at all times and their matches won and same goal difference, then the result of the match c. No substitution of goalkeepers will be allowed in the last 2 available immediately upon request to opposing Team Managers / jersey color must be different than the jersey colors of both teams. between those teams will determine the ranking of the teams. The minutes of a match unless necessary due to an injury. Coaches and the, umpires, Competitions Committee or designee, Shin guards & Mouth Guards are required for all players in winning team will be ranked higher. for inspection for the purpose of identity & age verification. Any f. 3. NUMBER OF PLAYERS age specific Divisions (U19, U16, U14, U12, U10 & U8). No player If two or more teams are still tied, the standings will be settled by team unable or unwilling to produce documentation as required f. shall participate in a match without them. Although Shin & Mouth a penalty stroke competition between those teams (see section 12 a. All grass divisions will be played 11-a-side except the U14; U12 risk forfeiting all matches with no recourse/refunds and may be guards are not mandatory in the Adult Divisions, they are highly for penalty stroke procedures) at a time & place determined by the & U10 & U8 matches which will be played 7-a-side. banned from future tournaments at the discretion of the Executive recommended. Competitions Committee. b. Maximum number of players for Competitive Division, U-19, and Committee. All teams are thus reminded to bring photocopies of U-16 rosters is (16) sixteen; Social Division 18; Maximum number of their player’s identification such as birth certificate, drivers license g. Players defending Penalty Corners are permitted to wear ii. U14 / U12 / U10 / U8 Divisions facemasks as specified in the FIH rules. players in the U14, U12, U10 & U8 Divisions is 11. or official school issued documents. a. If two or more teams are tied on points to determine final c. All Adult Divisions teams must field at least eight (8) players for Age Requirements h. No player shall play without the official colored wristband issued standings for the playoffs, tie breaking provisions shall be as follows: each match. The U14, U12, U10 & U8 teams must field a minimum to the player, for the age division. Points Number of matches won, Goals difference, Least number of U19 Born on or after 01-01-1997 goals scored against. of five (5) players to avoid a forfeit. 8. GOALKEEPERS – Not applicable to U10 & U8 Divisions U16 Born on or after 01-01-2000 d. All mixed teams U-12, U-10 and U-8 shall have minimum 1 Goalkeepers must wear protective equipment comprising of at Results of match scored between the tied teams. U14 Born on or after 01-01-2002 a. female player at all times on the playing pitch excluding the goal least headgear, leg guards and kickers. The headgear and any hand b. If still tied in the Under-14 division, matches will go straight to keeper for the U-12 U12 Born on or after 01-01-2004 protectors may be removed when taking a penalty stroke. penalty strokes between the tied teams. The strokes shall be taken 4. CODE OF CONDUCT U10 Born on or after 01-01-2006 Teams may field a goalkeeper (not applicable to the U14 & from the regular penalty stroke spot at a time & place determined by b. Competitions Committee. a. Tournament Related – All Team Managers will be required to U8 Born on or after 01-01-2008 U12 Divisions) without all the protective gear provided that the sign a “Code of Conduct” form at the time of registration. This form goalkeeper: c. If still tied in the Under-12 division, matches will go straight to 6. ROSTERS requires Team Managers to be responsible for the behavior of their penalty strokes between the tied teams. The strokes shall be taken c. Wears a shirt that is different in color from that of both teams. teams, including players, spectators and followers at the tournament Minimum of 3 female players should be on the playing roster of from a spot one hockey stick length closer to the goal line from the sites. Violation of these rules, abuse to players, officials or grounds U-12, U10 and U-8 teams. Only those players on the team’s roster d. May wear protective gear when inside the 25 yards line. regular penalty stroke spot. registered with the tournament may play for the team. Any use of may result in that player, manager, coach or the entire team’s e. Must wear protective headgear when defending a penalty corner d. If two or more teams are still tied in the U10 & U8 divisions ejection from the tournament by the Executive Committee. Members unauthorized players will constitute a forfeit and may result in the or penalty stroke. heading into the playoffs despite the tie-breaking provisions as team’s disqualification from the tournament at the discretion of the of any team so ejected will be required to remove themselves from 9. SCORING listed under section #11-ii-a, a coin toss will determine the winners all tournament sites within one hour of being notified. The decision Tournament Executive Committee. All players must wear and display instead of penalty strokes. of the Executive Committee will be final. the assigned wristbands to the umpires or other tournament officials Each goal will be recorded by the umpires on the tournament score before the start of each match. Any changes/additions to a team’s card. Pool matches will result in 3 points for a win, 1 for a tie, and 0 12. TIE BREAKER PROCEDURES IN PLAYOFFS (U12, U10 & U8 Match Related – No one, other than the approved medical b. roster must be approved by the Tournament Committee prior to for a loss. No goals scores shall be kept for U-8 Division Divisions – See #m & #n) emergency personnel, tournament officials, and players on the team the team’s first match. No player may play on more than one team roster shall enter the field of play during the conduct of the game. 10. FORFEITS During semifinal and final matches, the following penalty stroke during the tournament. Female players may not play on male teams The coach, manager, parent or legal guardian of the team may enter procedures will be used to break ties. and vice versa, except in the U12, U10, and U8. Any team not prepared to play within 3 minutes of the scheduled the pitch to assess injury to a player with the permission of the time may be required to forfeit the match at the umpires’ discretion. a. The umpires will determine which goal will be used unless umpires. Any player or team official, coach, manager, spectator a. Social division teams must field a minimum of 5 female players The score of a forfeited match shall be 0-3. If neither team is ready specified by the Grass Div. Technical Officers. who is involved in a disturbance engaged in a verbally abusive, during their matches at all times. to play at the scheduled time the score shall be recorded as 0-0 and First team to stroke will be determined by a coin toss. provocative, threatening behavior etc., with anyone on or outside the b. b. No player shall be permitted to participate in a match without no points will be awarded to either team. If one team forfeits while field of play in a match related incident, will be subject to be carded wearing an approved wristband issued for the respective division. the match is in play and the other team is leading by more than three goals, the actual score will be recorded. 46 | www.calcup.com www.calcup.com | 47 Tournament Grass Rules Tournament Grass Rules
18. UNDER 10 & UNDER 8 DIVISIONS c. Team managers/captains will select five players from their m. U10 & U8 Divisions - Instead of using a Penalty Strokes process be upheld, the deposit will be refunded. If the match needs to be replayed, it shall be scheduled in the first available time slot, and respective teams. Only players on the teams approved roster, in case of a tied match, teams will instead play a 5 minute sudden a. Teams will play without goalies or kicking backs. excluding any player(s) who has been ejected (red card) by either victory period with one less player each (6 players). If match is still will begin from the point of notification of the protest to the umpire Coaches are not. allowed on the field shooting circle at all times. the umpire or suspended by Tournament Officials, shall be eligible tied after 5 minutes, teams will play a second 5 minute sudden or any other time at the discretion of the Appeals Committee. If the b. to take the strokes. The order in which they will be taking the first victory period with just 5 players per team. If still tied, teams will protest is denied, the $200 deposit will be forfeited. c. The coach may not position him/herself to interrupt/interfere players from either team at any time. Umpire(s) may eject any coach series of strokes will be made known by the managers or captains to play consecutive 5 minute sudden victory periods with only 4 players b. Appeals - The decision of the Appeals Committee may be appealed the Umpires or Tournament Officials prior to the start of the penalty until a goal is scored. to the Executive Committee. Appeals forms can be obtained from the for repeated violations of this rule with a yellow or red card. stroke competition. 13. DISCIPLINARY ACTION- During matches - Colored cards Technical Officer / Umpires Tent. All Appeals must be accompanied d. While the umpires will not award penalty strokes, a player can d. Each team shall alternately take penalty strokes against one and will be used by umpires at their discretion to signify the with a monetary deposit of $100.00 cash. Appeals must be filed be carded for intentional fouls inside the circle if necessary. The the same goalkeeper of the other team until a total of five strokes following: no later than 1 hour after notification of the results of the protest. attacking team shall take the penalty corners, as a free hit in from The Executive Committee will then review the appeal and decide the “16 yard” marker on the sidelines. from each teams have been taken. The team scoring the most goals Green card – 2 minute suspension. Time starts after the player shall be declared the winner. The players must take the strokes in a. the matter promptly. The decision of the Executive Committee will exits the field of play. e. All players must keep their sticks below their waist at all times. the same sequence as the list of nominated players communicated be final. Yellow card - temporary suspension for a minimum of five High sticking above the shoulder will be penalized. Repeated high by the manager or captain to the Umpires or Tournament Officials b. 16. UNDER 14, UNDER 12, UNDER 10 & UNDER 8 DIVISIONS f. prior to the start of the penalty stroke competition. Goalkeepers can’t minutes. After the player exits the field of play. sticking above the shoulder may be cause for temporary suspension be changed unless injured or ejected. a. Safety and Protection of the players from unsafe play is paramount of the player. c. Red card - permanent match suspension*. in safe conduct of the game. Umpires will enforce all rules to prevent g. All U-8 & U-10 Division coaches “MUST” stay out of the “D”, at e. If during the penalty stroke competition, a player (either a d. Accumulation of yellow Cards: any dangerous situations that may result from the swing of a player’s stroke taker or a goal-keeper) is suspended, that player shall take all times. Coaches coaching comments and exhortations should be Any player receiving more than 3 yellow cards or more in pool stick in all matches. No lofted balls no further part in the penalty stroke competition and, unless a only directed to wards their own team players. Coaches must refrain matches will be automatically suspended for the next match – goalkeeper, cannot be substituted. If a stroke taker, any stroke the b. All penalty corners will be executed within 40 seconds after the from questioning umpire calls engaging in provocative comments. including semi-final or placing match. The accumulation of yellow player should have been entitled to take will be counted as no goal. award of the penalty corners. All penalty corners shall commence Violators will be subject to disciplinary action by he Tournament cards rule will not apply in all semi-final and placing matches. If a goalkeeper is suspended, the replacement may only be from one only after the umpire blows the whistle. U-8 and U-10 Refer to the Disciplinary Committee. of the nominated stroke takers. The player replacing the goalkeeper Any player red carded in a match will have his/her name, jersey penalty corner procedure in section 18 d: 19. MIXED SOCIAL DIVISION number and the circumstances recorded by the umpires and may continue to take the penalty strokes but, when required to c. The self-start rule will be applied in all divisions. Social division teams must field a minimum of 5 female players shall automatically be suspended from his/her team’s next match. a. defend penalty strokes, must wear protective headgear. This player All Junior divisions will have a mercy rule in which matches will during their matches at all times. The first game of the tournament, a Based upon the umpires report & the severity of the infraction, the d. may also wear other approved goalkeeper equipment. be recorded with a goal difference of no more than 5 goals. (I.e. 5-0, team shall not start with less than the minimum number of required Tournament Disciplinary Committee will determine that player’s If the score is tied after the first round, a “Sudden Victory” series 6-1, 7-2, 8-3 etc.) female players. Under these circumstances, although the match f. eligibility for further participation in the tournament beyond his/her of five penalty strokes per round will take place using the same may be played, the first match will be considered forfeit one match suspension. Any team using a suspended / disqualified Any team manager or coach may exercise the “mercy rule” by five players. The sequence does not need to be the same as in the e. player shall forfeit the match in which the disqualified player was a conceding the match at any time their team is losing by a score If any of the female players are injured and unable to continue previous round and the team manager/captain has the freedom of b. participant. The team may be subject to disciplinary action by the higher than a 5 goal differential by notifying the opposing team’s during a match and no female substitutes are available, the team may choice at the time of each stroke as to which of the five nominated Tournament Disciplinary Committee and the disqualified player will manager and umpires. The players can then continue to play on. The choose to play short the remainder of that match and all subsequent players will take the stroke using all five nominated players per immediately be ejected from the tournament. score at the time the “mercy rule” was exercised will be recorded matches but under no circumstances are the teams allowed to field round. If a goalkeeper or player is incapacitated or suspended/ as the final score. more than 6 men at any given time in any match. ejected (yellow/red card) by either the umpires or the Tournament Any red-carded player shall not participate as an umpire during Officials during any round of five strokes, he/she may be replaced suspension. f. FREE HITS – Awarded to the defending team from the 5 yards of c. The requirement of a minimum of 8 players to avoid a forfeit still their own circle: applies. by another player for each subsequent round of “Sudden Victory”. 14. UMPIRES CHECK IN The first team to be awarded more goals than the opposing team g. Only players of the opposite team need to be 5 yards from the 20. FREE HIT g. All umpires MUST check in at the umpires’ tent at least 15 minutes spot of the free hit. after an equal number of strokes has been taken by each team in before the start of the match they are assigned to officiate. If a match Procedure for taking a free hit, centre pass and putting the ball back any “Sudden Victory’ round shall be declared the winner. is postponed/delayed because an umpire failed to complete his/her h. FREE HITS – Awarded to the attacking team shall be taken no into play after it has been outside the field: (Divisions U-16 and closer than 5 yards from the opponents circle: The ball, however above): h. The goalkeeper, if selected to take strokes, may remove only the assignment, his/her team’s next match may be forfeited / canceled and their umpires deposit fee forfeited. The original postponed must travel 5 yards from the spot of the free hit before it can be gloves and helmet. a. the ball must be stationary match will then be played during that time period. played into the circle, unless the ball is touched by an opponent. i. Team managers, goalkeepers, and nominated stroke takers b. opponents must be at least 5 yards from the ball will remain outside the 25-yard area during the penalty stroke 15. PROTESTS / APPEALS i. All players from both teams, except the player taking the free hit If an opponent is within 5 yards of the ball, they must not interfere competition until directed by an umpire or Tournament Official to must be 5 yards from the spot of the free hit and sideline free hits. Time out shall not be taken to lodge a protest or appeal during with the taking of the free hit or must not play or attempt to play the take or defend a penalty stroke. Long corners are taken from the “16 yard “ markers on the sideline, matches. Judgment calls cannot be protested. The captain of a but parallel to the back line where the ball crossed the back line to ball. If this player is not playing the ball, attempting to play the ball j. All other team members and spectators shall remain near the 50- protesting team should notify either umpire to note the time of the go out of bounds. On sideline free hits, the ball however must travel or influencing play, the free hit need not be delayed. yard line or off the playing field area. disputed decision. At the end of the match, the captain of the team 5 yards from the spot of the free hit before the ball enters the circle, wishing to lodge a protest shall notify the captain of the opposing c. when a free hit is awarded to the attack within the 25 yards The penalty stroke competition will take place within a reasonable unless touched by an opponent. k. team and must file the protest within 15 minutes after the match area, all players other than the player taking the free hit must be at time at the conclusion of regulation play, as determined by the ends. 17. UNDER 14 & UNDER 12 DIVISIONS least 5 yards from the ball, except as specifically indicated below for umpires and tournament officials. attacking free hits awarded within 5 yards of the circle Protests - Protest Forms will be available at the Umpires Tent. A Penalty strokes can be awarded and will be executed from the U12 Division - The strokes shall be taken from a spot one hockey a. a. l. monetary deposit of $200.00 (cash only) must be posted with the traditional penalty stroke spot for the U14 divisions. For the U-12, the d. the ball is moved using a hit, push, flick or scoop stick length closer to the goal line from the regulation penalty protest. A receipt will be issued for the cash paid towards processing stroke shall be taken from a spot one-stick length closer to the goal the ball may be raised immediately using a push, flick or scoop stroke spot. e. of the protest. The Tournament Appeals Committee will then review from the regulation distance spot. but must not be raised intentionally using a hit. the protest and decide the matter promptly. Should the protest
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f. from a free hit awarded to the attack within the 25 yards area, the It is permitted to play the ball high above the attacking circle so ball must not be played into the circle until it has travelled at least 5 that it lands outside the circle subject to Rules related to dangerous yards or has been touched by a player of the defending team play and that the ball is not legitimately playable inside or above the circle by another player during its flight. if the player taking the free hit continues to play the ball (ie no defending player has yet touched, it can be played into the circle by 21 Respect for Players, Officials, Playing Facilities and Equipment. any other player including the player who took the free hit. Please accord the courtesy and respect to all players, opponents At an attacking free hit awarded within 5 yards of the circle, the and officials, as you would like to be treated, so everyone enjoys the ball cannot enter the circle until it has travelled at least 5 yards or tournament. it has been touched by a defending player. On this basis, defenders Help maintain the cleanliness of the beautiful facilities by putting who are inside the circle within 5 yards of the free hit are therefore trash, recyclable items in the appropriate containers. not interfering with play and may also shadow around the inside of the circle a player who takes a self-pass, provided that they do not No food or flavored drinks in glass containers or chewing gum is play or attempt to play the ball or influence play until it has either allowed in the Moorpark High School Stadium artificial pitch. Only travelled at least 5 yards or alternatively has been touched by a water is allowed inside the stadium. defending player who can legitimately play the ball. No dogs are allowed on any fields. Players inside or outside the circle who were 5 yards or more from The Executive Committee may change any fixtures, fields & the point of the free hit at its award are not allowed to move to and schedules as it deems necessary. The Competitions Committee shall then remain in a stationary position within 5 yards of the ball as the determine safety conditions for play based on the amount of light FREE free hit is taken. remaining for the last scheduled game of the day, any other weather WE FEED FRESHLY BAKED CRAVINGS1555SIMI Simi Town VALLEY Center Way Other than indicated above, any playing of the ball, attempting to related stoppages or other unforeseen circumstances. The score, at Simi Valley, CA 93065 WITH ANY PURCHASE play the ball or interference by a defender or an attacker who was the time matches are ended by darkness or other stoppages, shall 805.306.1892 be recorded as official for the match. Valid for a free muffinMUFFIN or sweet with any purchase. Valid ORonly at Simi Valley SWEET cafe. One offer per person, not 5 yards from the ball, should be penalised accordingly. per order and not redeemable with any other offers. One-time use only and duplicates not accepted. No cash value. Offer code 136. © Corner Bakery Cafe, 2016. Offer expires 6/30/16. Following a time stoppage after the award of an attacking free hit Errors and Omissions Excepted. For any latest update to the rules/ inside the 25 yards area, upon the re-start all players other than the interpretation will be posted on www.calcup.com QuarterPage_JaxPizza.pdf 1 5/2/15 6:01 PM player taking the free hit must be at least 5 yards from the ball. Disciplinary Committee: BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER • CATERING Randy Sundeen–Chair Bill McGuigan Dana Hawley Bill Gordon Gabe Scally Appeals Committee: Phil Scofield Dave Harris Rick Warren Beverley Kornder Momin Quddus Executive Committee: Mike Barminski Silvia Scally Simon Walshaw 805.529.6220 Leslie Warren Phil Schofield A great “breakaway” for some pizza, salad & wings! 530 New Los Angeles Avenue, Suite 101 Super Division Rules Moorpark, CA 93021 Please visit the Cal Cup website at www.JaxPizzaPlace.com www.calcup.com for more informaiton (located Next to Wood Ranch BBQ) about the Super Division Rules and to view the complete Rule Book under the Seating for 125 “Documents” Tab from the home page. Ask About Team Discounts
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Welcome to Cal Cup 2016! I would like to thank you all for coming and I hope that you WE SPEAK GOALIE!!! enjoy your visit to Ventura County. We are all working very hard to make Cal Cup the best possible experience. Our group of dedicated volunteers has been planning and working tirelessly for many months to get ready for this weekend. Thanks also to USA THE LARGEST field hockey for their continued support, we are pleased to be a sanctioned event. The rains from our winter and spring helped mitigate the water shortage, but we are CHOICE OF COLORS still in a drought and we still need to conserve. We anticipate continuing to provide water for the tournament, and we feel fortunate to be able to do so. We play the rest of the year dry. The Field Hockey Federation is working to replace our turf with a Wet/ and OUR LOW Dry variety over the summer 2016. We will continue playing Cal Cup on wet turf but will have the option to play year round on dry. PRICE GUARANTY FHF is prioritizing efforts to grow the sport locally in Ventura County with a focus on recruiting new players through our Middle and Elementary School tournaments which are held annually. Middle School recruiting was how I found my way into the sport in 1983 and how my family followed in 2011. California continues to support the development of Field Hockey in the US. In 2015 twelve (12) local girls participated in the Pennsylvania National Futures Championship. The RUSH field hockey club has continued their run of dominance in the national tournament circuit. Brian Schledorn has his club ranking up to #5 in the country, and has had great success in training his players to be ready to play in college. California women were also selected to play in the women’s junior national squad. Atherton’s Callie Goodman, San Diego’s Megan Rodgers and Vista’s Brynn Zorilla have been travelling the country to train with this squad. Megan Rodgers was also recognized as one of 10 high school players in the US to score 60 goals in 2015. All three of them have committed to play for Cal, Go Bears! The US Field Hockey U21 Men’s squad and the US Senior team continue to maintain an important contingent of our local Moorpark FHF league players. The Junior Team faced some tough Canadian competition in early 2016 in the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista; and have recently returned from a developmental trip to the Follow Us on Twitter: 4USports1 Netherlands where they played a series of games against club teams who had National and Junior National team players. This series served to prepare the US U21 team for the Junior Pan Am games in Toronto from where they www.4USports.net Call or eMail our 4 Locations will return to compete in Cal Cup. FHF is committed to continue with the development of our youth teams too. Our local high performance boys Berkeley, Ca [email protected] have played several matches against our East Coast friends in Chula Vista and in Pennsylvania in April. We are (510) 932-1900 or (760) 402-0867 looking to include more competition with Canadian clubs in the future. Virginia Beach, Va [email protected] I would like to thank all the teams that have travelled so far to come and play with us! Your participation makes (757) 831-5262 this tournament a success. I would also like to thank the Cal Cup Operating Committee and all the volunteers who Northbrook, IL [email protected] have served countless hours toward making this tournament a go. Without YOU none of this would be possible. (Chicago) (224) 800-0542 Phil Schofield – FHF President San Diego , Ca [email protected] (760) 613-3268
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