womens hockey started in the olympics in 2001.
womens hockey started in the olympics in 2001.
when did womens hockey start in the olympics?
2001
bullet::::- grand champions 2018/2019









































bullet::::- grand champions 2016/2017









































bullet::::- grand champions 2015/2016









































additionally, there have been a number of varsity sports team in the past that no longer exist on the dal ac campus, these include:









































section::::varsity teams.:womens field hockey.









































bullet::::- womens field hockey champions 1975/1976









































bullet::::- womens field hockey champions 1978/1979









































section::::varsity teams.:mens volleyball.









































bullet::::- mens volleyball champions 1980/1981









































bullet::::- mens volleyball champions 1996/1997









































bullet::::- mens volleyball champions 1997/1998









































bullet::::- mens volleyball champions 1998/1999









































section::::varsity teams.:mens and womens golf.









































bullet::::- womens golf champions 2013/2014









































bullet::::- womens golf champions 2014/2015









































section::::varsity teams.:womens rugby.









































bullet::::- womens rugby champions 2013/2014
langille athletic centre
as a hockey player she usually played centre half and represented canterbury university and harewood at club level. she was offered work and passage to canada as the provincial coach of the british columbia womens hockey team in 1975 and was based around vancouver with her family while she regularly toured with the b.c. team. she returned to being selected for the new zealand womens cricket team shortly after moving back to new zealand.
ann mckenna