Free Field Hockey Sessions - All Ages Welcome!!

Name: Free Field Hockey Sessions - All Ages Welcome!!
Start: 2025-08-27T18:00:00-06:00
End: 2025-08-27T19:30:00-06:00
Location: Medicine Hat Cricket Ground, T1B 0T1

Schedule

Wed Aug 27 2025 at 06:00 pm to 07:30 pm

UTC-06:00

Location

Medicine Hat Cricket Ground, T1B 0T1 | Medicine Hat, AB

Field Hockey is in Medicine Hat!!
When: Wednesdays - starting July 23 - from 6:00 PM to 7:30PM
Where: Medicine Hat Cricket Ground. - Southridge Area of Medicine Hat
Fees: First THREE (3) sessions are free! We encourage you to sign up and become a Field Hockey Alberta member for even more benefits!
What to Bring: please bring runners, water, and clothes you can move in - this means you too PARENTS!
We recommend that all athletes participating wear appropriate shin guards and mouth guards
REGISTER NOW
https://www.fieldhockey.ab.ca/form/7390
We look forward to seeing you on the field!!
Meet Your Coaches!
Abilene (Abi) Davis - Field Hockey Alberta Coach

Abi Davis grew up in Calgary, Alberta, where she played field hockey throughout high school, helping her team win the city championship in 2019. A multi-sport athlete, she also competed in basketball and track and field.
Now based in Medicine Hat, Abi is pursuing a degree in Education while actively coaching junior high boys basketball and supporting a range of elementary school sports. In 2023, she welcomed her daughter, Paisley, and continues to balance her passion for sport, coaching, and family life.
Ryan Shrives - From International Hockey to Medevac Pilot

Ryan Shrives grew up in South Africa, where he represented his country in both outdoor and indoor field hockey at the U16, U18, U21, and senior levels. He earned his first senior international cap in 1997 at just 19 years old and was selected for the South African squad for the 2000 Sydney Olympics. Unfortunately, the team was withdrawn due to political decisions at the time.
After his international hockey career, Ryan joined the South African Air Force, serving as a helicopter pilot for 12 years. Now a proud Canadian citizen, he lives in Medicine Hat, Alberta with his wife and two children. He continues to serve others as a medevac helicopter pilot with HALO Air Ambulance.