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| National News :: World News |
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| El Capitan grad finds success in sport many consider to be girls-only |
SPECIAL TO THE UNION-TRIBUNE July 9, 2009
By Glae Thien
“It's one of the most challenging games that I've ever played because of the amount of skill that it requires,” Manny Martinez says of field hockey. “You can be fast and strong, and you still won't be able to excel. It takes certain finesse to dribble and trap the ball.” - K.C. ALFRED / Union-Tribune
LAKESIDE — Field hockey is known mainly as a sport for females around these parts, yet Manny Martinez has discovered a world of opportunity in the game on the men's side.
Martinez, a graduate of El Capitan High, competed in the Junior World Cup in Malaysia and Singapore last month with the U.S. under-21 men's national team, only four years after he took up the sport in earnest.
With Martinez's 21st birthday in a couple of weeks, the tournament also represented his farewell to age-group play and a start toward his objective of playing on the senior national team.
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| 2007 California High School Championships |
Saturday, November 17
Southern California
San Diego CIF Southern Section Division 1
La Costa Canyon defeated San Pasqual 3-1
San Diego CIF Northern Section Division 2
Scripps Ranch defeated Serra 4-2
 LA CIF Southern Section Championships
Huntington Beach 2, Newport Harbor 0
Northern California
CIF CCS HS Championship
St Francis takes Championship 4-1 over Los Gatos
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| 2006 Cal Cup |
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| Results and photo |
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| YMCA TO PROMOTE FIELD HOCKEY FOR AFTER-SCHOOL
PROGRAM |
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| by Ralf Heuser
Some of you may remember my name as I ran unsuccessfully for
the position of USFHA Director of Sport Development. Today,
I want to inform you about an exciting concept to grow the
sport of field hockey.
As you all know the YMCA is committed to building strong
kids, strong families, and strong communities. In view of
the recent epidemic of overweight and under-active children,
the YMCA believes that engaging as many young people as possible
in heretofore undiscovered sports activities like Field Hockey
is the best way to overcome this growing health risk. It is
also a great vehicle for teaching kids positive values and
sportmanship and helping build their self-esteem.
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| Cougars capture Edison 7-on-7 championship |
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The Camarillo Cougars under-19 girls' team went undefeated in winning the Edison
High seven-on-seven tournament in Huntington Beach. The Cougars
defeated the Orange County All-Stars 3-1 for the championship.
In pool play, the Cougars defeated Glendora High 5-0, Newport
Harbor High 5-0, Huntington Beach High 6-0 and Edison High
3-1.
Cougar players are Ashley Harwell, Royal High; Caitlin Byrne,
Granite Hills High; Heidi Hanson, Ventura High; Emma Herrera,
Foothill High, Katy McDonough, Ventura High; Samantha Silliman,
Phillips Exeter High, N.H.; Jennifer Ginolfi, Moorpark High;
Charlotte Hutton, Rio Mesa High; and Sheba Taherizadegan,
Viewpoint High. The Camarillo Cougars are coached by Pat O'Reilly.
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| Field Hockey West Players Selections |
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USA
Jr. Olympic Selections include Field Hockey West Players
The following players from our region have been selected to
the Jr.
Olympics which is one of the steps towards selections to
the National Team.
Congratulations to:
Christi Barwick San Diego Calif. Torrey Pines
Katherine Colbert Englewood Colo. West Middle School
Michelle Cotrupe Oceanside Calif. Vista
Katherine Donner San Diego Calif. Serra
Jaimee Erickson Los Gatos Calif. Los Gatos
Kalie Everhart San Diego Calif. Scripps Ranch
Riley Foster Fort Worth Texas Trinity Valley
Lauren Greenwald Carlsbad Calif. La Costa Canyon
Meagan Harvey Carlsbad Calif. San Diegueito Acad.
Katie Holcomb San Jose Calif. Archbishop Mitty
Kelly Hopley Denver Colo. Kent Denver
Mary Hull San Diego Calif. Scripps Ranch
Corin Imai San Jose Calif. Lynbrook
Kari Keivens San Diego Calif. Serra
Kim Keyawa Chico Calif. Chico Senior
Jessica Kreck San Jose Calif. Dartmouth MS
Nicole Leach San Diego Calif. Mira Mesa
Brenna Moeljadi Beverly Hills Calif. Harvard-Westlake
Samantha Silliman Flintridge Calif. Phillips Exeter Acad.
Alexandra Zeringue Fallbrook Calif. Fallbrook |
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USA
B-Camp Selections include Field Hockey West Players
The following players from our region have been selected to
B-Camp which is one of the steps towards selections to the National
Team.
Congratulations to:
Kathryn Elenz-Martin Mid Encinitas Calif. Michigan State ('08)
Kelly Knoche GK San Diego Calif. Univ.of San Diego HS ('05)
Katy Moyneur Mid Escondido Calif. U. Michigan ('05)
Lesley Russell Back Dallas Texas Univ. of Richmond ('06)
Kristen Tiner MF Houston Texas Univ. of Michigan ('07) |
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Field
Hockey West Players to Compete in USA Futures vs Canada
The following players from our region have been selected to
compete in the Field Hockey Challenge against teams from British
Columbia.
Congratulations to:
Kathryn Elenz-Martin Encinitas CA,La Costa Canyon
Hayley Hamada Escondido Calif. San Pasqual
Stephanie Hoyer Englewood Colo. Cherry Creek
Kelly Knoche San Diego Calif. Univ.of San Diego
Nicole Ng Saratoga Calif. St Francis
Alternate:
Meghan McMurtry San Marcos Calif. San Marcos |
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| Cal Cup 2004 |
Cal
Cup Tournament 2004
 The
33rd Annual Cal Cup tournament was held over Memorial Day
weekend with lots of sunshine, friends, fans, BBQ, hockey
vendors and the background sounds of cheers, whistles, hitting
sticks and balls.
A record number of 127 teams from the States, Canada, South
America, and Chinese Taipei came to play in this august event.
Articles and Division Winners >>>
Cal Cup Photos by Shooting Stars |
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Ginolfi sparks U.S. victory
Jonathan Ginolfi took the soft pass from a teammate and pounded
in the go-ahead goal in the boys' Under-16 Division exhibition
match between the United States and Chinese Taipei. View
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| Cal Cup teams stick to it
Camarillo Cougars, contender in women's under-19, get off
to a strong start on first day
The 33rd annual California Cup features a lot of intense
competition, but winning or losing isn't the focal point.
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Sun runs out of lifelines vs. Millionaires
Vancouver team wins Cal Cup field hockey title with 1-0 victory
View Article |
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| 2004 Cal Cup Tournament Division Winners |
Super Men
1st Place Millionaires-Vancouver, Canada
2nd Place Pacific Sun-Holland
3rd Place Tigers - Los Angeles, California
Super
Women
1st Place Slime-Stanford, California
2nd Place California-Oakland, California
3rd Place Monarcas - Huntington Beach, California
Men's Competitive
1st Place Yuba Brothers - Woodland,Californa
2nd Place California Thunder - Porters Ranch, California
3rd Place San Jose Khalsa - San Jose, California
Women's
Competitive
1st Place Mulligan - Corona, California
2nd Place Colorado CCW - Denver, Colorado
3rd Place Wizards - Stockton, California
Social
1st Place Moorpark - Moorpark, California
2nd Place Renegades - Palo Alto, California
3rd Place Phoenix Scorpions - Phoenix, Arizona
Under
19 Women
1st Place Flyers I - San Diego, California
2nd Place Camarillo Cougars - Camarillo, California
3rd Place Quicksilver Pumas - Los Gatos,California
Under 16 Boys
1st Place Chinese - Yen-Ho, Taipei
2nd Place Green Hawks - Vancouver BC, Canada
3rd Place White Hawks - Vancouver BC, Canada
Under
16 Girls
1st Place Chinese Taipei - Yan-Chao, Taipei Taiwan
2nd Place Quachiman - Duncan, B.C. Canada
3rd Place Colorado Mavericks - Aurora, Colorado
Mixed
Under 13
1st Place Chinese - Ping Ho, Taipei
2nd Place Ocelots - Ashton, Maryland
3rd Place Vancouver Hawks - Vancouver BC, Canada
Mixed
Under 11
1st Place Wizards - San Fernando, California
2nd Place Chinese - Ping Ho, Taipei
3rd Place Surfers - Orange, California
Mixed
Under 9
1st Place Roadrunners - Ventura , California
2nd Place Bay Cool Cats - San Jose, California
3rd Place Surfers - Orange, California
Veterans
1st Place San Jose Khalsa - San Jose, California
2nd Place Raptors - Westminster, California
3rd Place Surfers - Orange, California |
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| USA CLUB CUP 2004 |
USA
CLUB CUP 2004
The West had a very strong showing in the 1st Annual USA Club
Cup. LA Tigers went undefeated to take the Men's Division.
With a impressive roster which included current National team
players: Nakamura, Hindy, Cota, Scally, Khundi, Terrebone,
Bhui, Schmoyerand Martin, the Tigers amassed 33 goals in 5
games with only 1 goal scored against them.
The Monarcas Field Hockey Team came in 2nd in their pool play
only to lose to the Washington Shredders in the playoff for
3rd place. The Club Cup Championship for the women was in
honor of the late Jody Johnston of
San Diego.
Congratulations to the Tigers and Monarcas for representing
our West Chapter and showing the rest of the US that we have
incredible and talented hockey players out here! |
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| Monarcas to represent the West in the Women's
Club Cup Championship |
The Monarcas Women's Club team will be competing against
other Regional Clubs in the 1st Annual Club Cup Championship
in Virginia Beach, April 24 -25. The 2004 women's division
trophy will be in honor of the late
Jody Johnston.
The Monarcas was founded by Eliza Bell (Mexican National Team)
in 1994. The team has been competing in Super Division in
Cal Cup since 1999. They play in the Field Hockey Federation
Spring and Fall leagues. (DIV II)
The team is made up of a diverse group of players: players
with national team experience, Collegiate players from Div
I and II schools and local players. Members players come from
various countries of origin: Argentina, Mexico, Germany, England,
and USA.
In the Men's Division, the LA Tigers will be representing
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Hockey
Festival Roundup
Congratulations to the Camarillo Cougars and
their Coach, Pat O'Reilly for taking their Pool in the U19 Division
at the 2004 Hockey Festival in Palm Springs CA. (see photo left)
San Jose Fly, San Diego Flyers also
went undefeated to take their Pools in the U19 Division. SD
Short Corner Too took 2nd in their Pool.
In the U16 Division, Hollywood AC took 3rd
in their Pool.
In the Mixed Division, Yuba City beat Palo
Alto Renegades for 3rd Overall. Both teams took 2nd
in their Pools. |
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| FHW Newsletter |
| In an effort to keep our Chapter members, affiliates and friends
current with Regional happenings, we are sending bi-monthly
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| SPORT DEVELOPMENT: |
| Jamie Oberholtzer is the new Assistant Director of Sport Development.
She is taking over for Dean Nakamura who has moved to High Performance
(Men's National Team). She is committed to our National grassroots
and development programs and we are blessed to have her. |
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| Regional Tournament Update |
| The 2003 Regional Tournament which was cancelled due to the
San Diego fires will not be rescheduled this Spring. The 2004
Tournament will be held in late Oct or early November. 2-28-04 |
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| In Memoriam |
| Ellie Minor passed away peacefully
on Saturday February 7, 2004 after a long battle with breast
cancer. She was a beloved partner, friend, teacher, coach, daughter
and sister...more>> |
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| In Memoriam |
| COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Field Hockey mourns the
loss of long-time friend and devotee, Jody
Johnston. Johnston passed away on Sunday, Sept. 21 after
battling cancer. She was 73 ..more>> |
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| Seattle Women's
Field Hockey |
| Seattle Women’s
Field Hockey Club is 50 Years Old! 1953-2003! Seattle, WA –
June 30, 2003 We are delighted to announce that Seattle Women’s
Field Hockey Club turns 50 this year! ..more>> |
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