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FHfW partners meet the scholars from I.C. Carducci School Rome
On the 4th of June 2019, the Field Hockey for Women team went to meet the scholars of the I.C. Carducci School. S.S. Lazio Hockey, thanks to the project FHfW, had earlier on in the year presented the project to the school and returned numerous times to teach the young...
Hockey- and soccer clinics in Feyenoord Community Hub
The Feyenoord Community Hub hosted a special collaboration between Feyenoord and International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). On and around the Afrikaanderplein numerous different clinics were organised for kids from the surrounding neighbourhood, whilst inside they...
HASK Mladost in their first school teaching young girls about Field Hockey for Women and organising friendly matches.
Five years ago in co-operation with Professor Maja Horvatin from the University of Kinesiology in Zagreb, we started something new for the first time. This was to introduce girls to a new sport for the first year and to give them possibility to train and enjoy sport...
Day 1 – Transnational Meeting Field Hockey for Women
Yesterday S.S. Lazio Hockey hosted the first day of the Field Hockey for Women transnational meeting at the prestigious Circolo Canottieri Lazio in Rome. All four partners were present, Feyenoord represented by Quirine van Laack and Wessel Verhaar; Aalborg represented...
Success at the School I.C. Manzoni in Via Sibari
On April 8, 2019 Lazio Hockey Prato Giovani went to visit the School l'IC Castelseprio in Rome to introduce the Project Field Hockey for Women co-funded by the European Union Erasmus +. The turnout of children and teachers was incredible, about 140 participants all...
Caterina “Furia” Ladisi
Caterina "Furia" (Fury) Ladisi, a young talent of Lazio Hockey's youth sector. She started playing hockey at school and she ended up playing in the U21 National Championship playoffs. Definitely a great path!
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PARTNERS
Lazio Hockey
Rome
A.S.D. Lazio Hockey Prato Giovani is a sport association affiliated with the Italian Hockey Federation, recognised by Italian National Olympic Committee and registered as amateur sport association. It is a member of Lazio Multisport Association
Aalborg Boldspils
Aalborg
Aalborg Boldspils was founded in 1885 and it currently hosts football, American football, floorball and, from this year, E-sport. The club is well founded and it is the back bone of the Superliga club AaB. It has about 1,200 members who enjoy the fun of sport every day.
Feyenoord
Rotterdam
Feyenoord Rotterdam is one of the most popular clubs in the Netherlands. The club was founded in 1908 and it became a multisport club in july 2018. They started with 5 different sports.
Hašk Mladost
Zagreb
Founded in 1903 (under the name of Hrvatski akademski sportski klub), the Croatian club was conceived as a modern sport organisation to gather existing sports and promote and introduce new ones. One of the characteristics of that time was broadening the multisport approach where members practised various sports, often depending on the season of the year.
PROJECT COORDINATOR
Gabriella Bascelli
Project Coordinator
Gabriella Bascelli is the project coordinator. She is a former italian rower. Since she was sixteen years old she has been part of the Lazio multisport association competing for Circolo Canottieri Lazio. During her long and amazing career she won 21 Italian Championships, 6 South African Championships and an U23 World Championship. She also won a bronze medal in 2002 Senior World Championships and competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics and the 2008 Summer Olympics, arriving 8th in both competitions.
When she was young she also played field hockey at school. She loves this sport and she is happy to help its development among women. We are glad to have a great athlete like Gabriella as ambassador of this project.