2022 USA Field Hockey Annual Report

2022 USA Field Hockey 2022 Annual Report | [email protected] | usafieldhockey.com ANNUAL REPORT

FINLEY PAYNE ABOUT USA Field Hockey is the National Governing Body for the sport of field hockey in the United States and is based out of Colorado Springs, Colo. about usa field hockey The United States Field Hockey Association (USFHA) was founded in 1922 by Constance Applebee to govern women’s field hockey in the United States. Six years later in 1928, the Field Hockey Association of America (FHAA) was founded to govern men’s field hockey in the United States. In April 1993, the USFHA and FHAA merged to form the United States Field Hockey Association. Later that year, the name was changed to just USA Field Hockey. The mission of USA Field Hockey is to: • Grow the Game by promoting and continuing to develop the sport for future generations to enjoy. • Serve and Inspire Membership by helping them achieve their field hockey ambition and creating value for continued membership. • Succeed Internationally with competitive success and enhanced performance programming. • Be an Effective Sport Leader by allocating its resources efficiently to Grow the Game, Serve Members and Succeed Internationally. 2 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

CONTENTS table of contents 04. 05. 06. 08. 09. 22. 24. 26. 30. 32. 34. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF & BOARD OF DIRECTORS 100TH ANNIVERSARY & HALL OF FAME CELEBRATION ANNUAL AWARDS TEAM USA MEMBERSHIP OLYMPIC DEVELOPMENT PATHWAY & NEXUS REGIONAL & NATIONAL EVENTS COACH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT UMPIRE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SPORT DEVELOPMENT EQUITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION COMMUNICATIONS COMMERCIAL & SPONSORS FUNDRAISING DONORS & SUPPORTERS FINANCIAL SUPPORT Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 33

OPTICAL REALITIES SIMON HOSKINS Executive Director MESSAGE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR As we happily put the pandemic in the rear view mirror, 2022 experienced super encouraging growth in field hockey programming with record registrations. The National Indoor Tournament was the largest ever, also highlighting the trend of growth of the indoor game. Our Sport Development programming focused on partnering with communities to grow the game and expanded State Chapters. We were fortunate to secure key staff in leadership positions over the summer with the appointment of Craig Parnham to High Performance Director, David Passmore as the U.S. Women’s National Team Head Coach, and Sean Rappaport as the Head of Umpiring. We also said farewell to Steve Horgan who retired from USA Field Hockey after a hugely admirable career serving the umpire community. Our core relationship with the United States Performance Center continued to grow. The provision of high performance services including strength and conditioning, athletic training, sports psychology, sports nutrition and sports medicine was expanded to include our men’s program. Final planning was concluded on the installation of a world class training center on the campus of the University of North Carolina, Charlotte with accelerated plans to have the first phase of the facility completed by the end of 2023. This will provide an incredible high performance environment for the senior and junior national teams. Over the course of eight months, USA Field Hockey’s Management Team and Staff along with assistance from the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s revised the previous Strategic Plan and included opinions and input from various key stakeholders. The USA Field Hockey Strategic Plan 2023-28 was unanimously approved by USA Field Hockey's Board of Directors in December. The plan identifies the core purpose, mission and vision, and the four key strands and strategic initiatives that will receive focus. As we look forward, core themes include partnerships, regionalization, inspiration and volunteerism. Together, with key sport partners, we can magnify our efforts. We will focus further on supporting and empowering State Chapters to develop the game in their communities. We will not only serve members, we will be more intentional on inspiring current and new members to be ever more active in promoting our sport. Our sport exists globally because of the many thousands of good individuals who volunteer their time to share the joy, teamship, work ethic, commitment, fun and many other life forming skills of being part of our fabulous sport. Over the past eight years Mark Vittese and Bree Gillespie, who also served as four years as chair, have given so much of their lives to the Board of Directors. They helped guide the National Governing Body and much admiration and appreciation goes to them both following their tenure. I do want to give special recognition to the amazing staff of USA Field Hockey who give countless hours, with much passion and dedication, to organizing programming that is the foundation of field hockey. 4 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

STAFF national office & board of directors KELLY ANGELETTI Events & Club Services Coordinator MARC BAKERMAN Boys Development Manager DANIELLE BEAMAN Accounting Manager TERYN BRILL GALLOWAY Director of Communications CHRIS FRY U.S. Women’s National Team Performance Analyst TRACEY FUCHS U.S. Women’s National Team Assistant Coach SALLY GOGGIN National Development Director DASHA GOROKHOVA Events & Club Services Coordinator EMILY HEWITT Director of Membership, Governance & Safe Sport MADELINE HOEPPNER Director of Events SIMON HOSKINS Executive Director KENDRA LUCKING Adult Engagement Manager KASEY NEIDERER Manager of Nexus JENNA ORTEGA Youth Engagement Manager JANET PADEN Chief Financial Officer KRISTA PAGE U.S. Women’s National Team Manager CRAIG PARNHAM High Performance Director DAVID PASSMORE U.S. Women’s National Team Head Coach REBECCA PLUCKEBAUM Membership Coordinator SEAN RAPPAPORT Director of Umpiring TAYLOR RIDEOUT Nexus Manager LIZ SANDERS Director of Nexus KATHY SCHILLER U.S. Men’s National Team Manager HARENDRA SINGH U.S. Men’s National Team Head Coach PAM STUPER Foundation Director LIZ TCHOU Senior Manager of Coach Education & Learning BRIAN TYSON Umpire Services Coordinator GINGER WHEELER Commercial Partnership & Marketing Manager MARY BETH ZAHNLEUTER Junior Manager of Junior High Performance BOARD OF DIRECTORS NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF CATHY BESSANT, Chair JEANNE O'BRIEN, Vice-Chair MICHAEL BARMINSKI LAUREN CRANDALL-LISKA DAN FRIEDBERG BREE GILLESPIE MELISSA GONZALEZ ALEX GRASSI RON HAWLEY RICHARD HAYDEN WILL HOLT KRISTA NEIHOFF CHIP ROGERS CHRISTIE SMITH MARK VITTESE Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 5

OPTICAL REALITIES OPTICAL REALITIES The United States Field Hockey Association (USFHA) was officially formed in 1922 and this evening celebrated all 100 years, from humble beginnings to present day. Constance Applebee, also known as “The Apple,” brought the game to the United States and began governance of women’s field hockey. Six years later in 1928, the Field Hockey Association of American (FHAA) was founded to govern men’s field hockey. In April 1993, the USFHA and FHAA merged to form the United States Field Hockey Association, later renamed USA Field Hockey. The energy in the room was palpable. So many field hockey legends were in attendance. A highlight of the evening was a special video that compiled images and clips from the past and showcased how the sport has evolved to where it is today. The evening started with guest speakers including Charlene Morett-Curtiss, and Steve Jennings who talked about being grateful for the present. Next, the 2021 USA Field Hockey Annual Award Winners were recognized with Stanford Field Hockey Team, Alumni, Family and Friends taking home the Grow the Game Award, Mallory Federoff honored with the National Umpire Award, Gateway winning the Club of the Year Award, and Jeanne O'Brien earned the Humanitarian Award. Trailblazers. Legends Olympians. On June 18, more than 250 individuals gathered for a night to remember at the USA Field Hockey 100th Anniversary and Hall of Fame Celebration at The Union League of Philadelphia. A night to honor the men and women, athletes, coaches, umpires, leaders, administrators, volunteers, families and friends, all who have dedicated so much to the association and our sport this past century. 100-YEAR 100TH ANNIVERSARY & HALL OF FAME CELEBRATION 6 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

OPTICAL REALITIES OPTICAL REALITIES OPTICAL REALITIES OPTICAL REALITIES The program then took time to honor long legacies of USA Field Hockey and the sport. A few key, notable individuals were mentioned. First was Tom Harris, known as the Godfather of field hockey, who has contributed greatly to the men’s game. Next the iconic Golden Girls were recognized for being pioneers, legends and friends of USA Field Hockey. Pam Stuper then celebrated the lives and careers of two of the Golden Girls: Betty “Shelly” Shellenberger and Grace Robertson. Next, Patrick Durbin, USA Field Hockey Foundation Chair, presented Simon Hoskins with the special gift – The Shelly Fund – to support all athletes of the U.S. Women’s National Team. Lastly, the 2022 Hall of Fame Inductees and Honorary Members were recognized. Honorary Members included Barbara Longstreth and Aaron Sher, with the Hall of Fame inductees of Larry Amar, recognized posthumously; Rachel Dawson and Lauren Crandall Liska. Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 7

Beirne started the Undertow Field Hockey Club, which was formed by a group of adults within the Tidewater Field Hockey Association. When given the choice, he chose to focus on less experienced athletes and was dedicated to improving their skills through principles of play. He also expanded opportunities in Metro Richmond for players of all ages. Mitchell created the “Little Stickler’s” program in 2004 which was a series of clinics focused on bringing the sport to younger players to grow the game in the area. Two years later, she joined the staff of the Southern Maryland Eliminators Field Hockey Club. In May 2022, she was named the head coach at Leonardtown High School. NATIONAL COACH CHRISTINE MITCHELL Sawyer began her umpiring journey in 1975 after taking a required course as a Health and Physical Education major. This was followed by a long career at the high school scene from 1976 to 2022, where she officiated at district, regional and state championships. She also officiated at the Division I level but her college stint was cut short after she suffered a severe Achilles injury. NATIONAL UMPIRE TERRI SAWYER Texas Pride was founded in 2012 and a year later was taken over by Tina Edmonds. What started with 20 kids in the program and a few tournament registrations, grew into a dominant program on the USA Field Hockey club scene. The club started because there wasn’t any year-round organized field hockey training and Edmonds knew that needed to change. NATIONAL CLUB TEXAS CLUB Hannigan gained a lot of notoriety to her commitment to one of her former players, Marina Ganetsky, who in December 2020 suddenly experienced a brain bleed, known as an Arteriovenous Malformation. She was aske to work with Ganetsky on her motor skills and do some basic field hockey and help her rehabilitation. HUMANITARIAN DINA HANNIGAN AWARDS 2022 usa field hockey annual award winners The Annual Awards more broadly recognize, honor and celebrate individuals across the field hockey community whose contributions have made a major and lasting impact on the game of field hockey in the United States. In 2022, five awards were presented in the following categories: GROW THE GAME PLUNKET BEIRNE 88 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

MAX FULHAM TEAM USA u.s. national teams The No. 22 U.S. Men’s National Team opened the year with the 2022 Pan American Cup (PAC) at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile. With the top-2 teams directly qualifying for the FIH Hockey Men's World Cup, USA narrowly missed out after falling to No. 27 Chile in a shootout in the semifinals. In June, the USMNT traveled to Glasgow, Scotland where they played three-test matches against Scotland's Development squad before competing in a 4-Nations Tournament. The No. 16 U.S. Women's National Team started the year at the 2022 PAC at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile. Similar to the men, the women missed out on qualifying for the FIH Hockey Women's World Cup after being defeated by No. 14 Canada in the bronze medal game. In March, the 2021-22 FIH Hockey Pro League continued for USA with 16 games. The fourth season picked up in October 2022 but the USWNT does not have a match until February 2023. The Junior USMNT started the year off with two training camps before the U-21 squad traveled to Austria in July for a series. This was followed by the Talent Identification Camp in August and two more training camps at the end of the year. After being delayed, the U-21 USWNT competed in April in the 2022 FIH Women's Hockey Junior World Cup in Potchefstroom, South Africa. In May, the U-18 USWNT hosted Canada in a four-game series at The Proving Grounds in Conshohocken, Pa. The U-16 USWNT also took on Canada in a four-match series but in Vancouver, Canada. In June, the Development USWNT traveled to Hamburg, Germany where they played in a 3-Nations Tournament. Originally set to take place February 2022, the FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup was postponed one-year. In March, after a five-year hiatus, USA and Canada brought back the CanAm Indoor Series. This event featured the Junior U.S. Men’s National Indoor Team and Senior U.S. Men’s National Indoor Team. The first WMH Masters Indoor World Cup, set to be hosted in Virginia Beach, Va., was canceled in February. USA had thirteen teams represented across the three Masters World Cups in Nottinghan, United Kingdom; Cape Town, South Africa and Tokyo, Japan. Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 99

SENIOR u.s. men's national team The year started with the U.S. Men's National Team meeting in Moorpark, Calif. from January 5 to 11 for a Pan American Cup (PAC) Preparation Camp. The No. 22 USMNT competed at the 2022 PAC at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile, an International Hockey Federation (FIH) World Cup qualifying event. They opened pool play against No. 37 Trinidad and Tobago and after a full 60-minute battle, USA came from behind twice to secure the 4-3 victory. Next they played No. 10 Canada, a team they previous faced in December 2021. USA took the lead just before the half and added another in the fourth but not before a persistent Canada cut the margin. USA held on for the 2-1 win, marking the first time the red, white and blue beat Canada in an international competition in more than 10 years. USA met No. 29 Mexico in their final pool match. Scoreless after the first quarter, USA broke things open in the remaining frames to go on and win 7-1 as well as secure the top finish in Pool B and automatic advancement to the semifinals. In an even contest that could have gone either team’s way, the USMNT took on hosts No. 27 Chile in the 2022 PAC Semifinals. Scoreless through regulation, Chile defeated USA in the shootout 3-1, dashing the red, white and blue’s chances of World Cup qualification. In the bronze medal match, USA faced No. 10 Canada. After USA took the lead in the second quarter, Canada responded with three unanswered in the third as the red, white and blue fell, 1-3. Record: 5 - 0 - 6 January 20 USA 4 - 3 TTO January 22 USA 2 - 1 CAN January 24 USA 7 - 1 MEX January 28 USA 0 - 0 CHI SO: USA 1 - 3 CHI January 30 USA 1 - 3 CAN June 22 USA 4 - 2 SCO June 25 USA 5 - 3 SCO June 26 USA 2 - 3 SCO June 29 USA 0 - 2 SCO June 30 USA 0 - 3 IRL July 2 USA 1 - 2 WAL July 3 USA 0 - 5 WAL FIRST CAPS Mehtab Grewal Wyatt Katz Marius Leser Finlay Quaile 1010 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

RODRIGO JAMARILLO @GRIFFINZ_23 DAVID P MCCARTHY R The USMNT traveled to Glasgow, Scotland where they played three-test matches against Scotland's Development squad from June 22 to 26 before competing in a 4-Nations Tournament from July 29 to July 3. In their opening game of the 4-Nations Tournament, that took place at the Uddingston Cricket and Hockey Club in Glasgow, Scotland, the USMNT took on hosts No. 20 Scotland. Trailing after the first period, USA saw many chances go unconverted as they fell 2-0. In their second game USA went up against No. 14 Ireland. A tough battle, USA trailed at the half and saw the Green Machine capitalize on two more chances to defeat the red, white and blue, 3-0. Next, USA met No. 15 Wales. Powered by two goals in the first quarter, Wales got on the board early and USA cut the deficit in the third but were unable to add any more as they fell 2-1. In the 3rd/4th place game they played No. 15 Wales. Trailing 2-0 at the half, USA was unable to produce on their opportunities as Wales went on to win 5-0. The USMNT hosted two Open Trial weekends in August (East Coast) and September (West Coast) for athletes interested in consideration for the 2022-23 USMNT or Development Team. The USMNT met November 30 to December 7 in Charlotte, N.C. for a Training Camp, held in conjunction with a junior camp. Michael Barminski Sekayi Charasika Gerald Cutone Christian DeAngelis Ajai Dhadwal Mohan Gandhi Alex Grassi Mehtab Grewal Pat Harris Hamzah Hashmi Liam Hawley Jack Heldens Vincent Heller Will Holt Simon Homedes Dualde Aki Kaeppeler Kei Kaeppeler Wyatt Katz JaJa Kentwell Stuart Kentwell Amar Khokhar Jonathan Klages Kai Kokolakis Ranveer Kundi Marius Leser Michael Mendoza Adam Miller Henzor Motta Johnny Orozco Finlay Quaile Dean Schiller Jatin Sharma Amarpreet Sidhu Amar Singh Paul Singh Jaiveer Singh Tyler Sundeen Head Coach: Harry Singh Assistant Coach: Pat Harris & Jun Kentwell Team Manager: Kathy Schiller 2022 USMNT World Ranking: No. 22 *as of December 31, 2022 Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 1111

SEN u.s. women's n The No. 16 U.S. Women's National Team started the year competing at the 2022 PAC at the Prince of Wales Country Club in Santiago, Chile, an International Hockey Federation (FIH) World Cup qualifying event. In their opening game againt No. 45 Trinidad and Tobago, three different athletes tallied hat tricks on their way to a 16-0 win. Next USA produced strong performance against a No. 13 Canada to claim a 3-1 victory. Eight athletes contributed to the 20-0 score in their final pool game against No. 34 Peru. In the semifinals against No. 17 Chile, tied after regulation, USA fell in the shootout, 0-2. Although not out of contention for a spot at the FIH Hockey Women's World Cup, USA was unable to complete the task as they couldn't produce a tally against Canada in the bronze match. In March, the USWNT kicked off the third season of the FIH Hockey Pro League. USA held Germany scoreless in the first half before two second half goals were the match decider as Die Danas won, 2-0. In the second meeting and after trailing 1-0 at the half, Germany opened up the scoring in the fourth, tallying three goals in a 5-minute span, for the 4-0 victory. In April, USWNT assistant coach Greg Drake was appointed the head coach after Anthony Farry resigned for personal reasons. The FIH Hockey Pro League continued in April, where USA played six games, hosting two in the United States. Against No. 1 Netherlands, USA fell in both contests, 3-0 and 10-0. Next, USA took on No. 2 Argentina and although USA held the lead at the half in the first game, Las Leonas capitalized on three penalty corners to win, 1-3. In Record: 4 - 3 - 14 January 19 USA 16 - 0 TTO January 21 USA 3 - 1 CAN January 23 USA 20 - 0 PER January 27 USA 1 - 1 CHI SO: USA 0 - 2 CHI January 29 USA 0 - 1 CAN March 26 USA 0 - 2 GER March 27 USA 0 - 4 GER April 2 USA 0 - 3 NED April 3 USA 0 - 10 NED April 16 USA 1 - 3 ARG April 17 USA 0 - 3 ARG April 23 USA 1 - 3 ENG April 24 USA 2 - 2 ENG SO: USA 1 - 3 ENG June 11 USA 1 - 1 ESP SO: USA 2 - 4 ESP June 12 USA 2 - 3 ESP June 18 USA 2 - 3 CHN June 19 USA 2- 1 CHN June 21 USA 2 - 4 IND June 22 USA 0 - 4 IND June 25 USA 0 - 5 BEL June 26 USA 0 - 3 BEL FIRST CAPS Olivia Bent-Cole Sanne Caarls Leah Crouse Charlotte de Vries Fusine Govaert Natalie Konerth Alia Marshall Hope Rose Meredith Sholder Sofia Southam 50th cap Danielle Grega 100th cap Amanda Magadan Lauren Moyer World Ranking: No. 16 *as of December 31, 2022 1212 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

NIOR RODRIGO JAMARILLO national team the second, Argentina converted on three field goals for the 3-0 victory. Hosted at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Chapel Hill, N.C., USA took on No. 4 England. In the firrst game, England tallied three goals before USA came back to cut the margin but fell 3-1. In the second meeting, USA came out on the front foot and held a 2-0 lead at the half. England scored twice in the fourth to tie the game and force it into a shootout. England earned the extra point after finishing 3-1 after the five rounds. June saw USA play eight FIH Hockey Pro League games. Against No. 7 Spain, regulation finished tied and it was Spain who earned the extra point after finishing 4-2 after the five rounds. In the second, USA held the lead twice before Spain came from behind in the final minutes to win, 3-2. In the first game with No. 13 China, USA's comeback fell short to fall 3-2 but the red, white and blue earned their first win of the season in the second, 2-1. Next against No. 6 India, USA fell to the Eves 4-2 and 4-0. In their final two games, USA took on No. 6 Belgium where the Red Panthers were dominant with 5-0 and 3-0 victories. In August, USA Field Hockey named David Passmore the new USWNT Head Coach. Joining the staff as an assistant coach was Tracey Fuchs and as Director of High Performance was Craig Parnham. In November, the USWNT traveled to Argentina for a tour that featured unsanctioned friendly matches. Mia Abello Mackenzie Allessie Olivia Bent-Cole Kelsey Bing Sanne Caarls Leah Crouse Charlotte de Vries Brooke DeBerdine Emma DeBerdine Kelsey Farkas Nathalie Friedman Linnea Gonzales Fusine Govaert Danielle Grega Alexandra Hammel Ryleigh Heck Ashley Hoffman Josie Hollamon Karlie Kisha Natalie Konerth Kelee Lepage Amanda Magadan Alia Marshall Erin Matson Lauren Moyer Caroline Ramsey Jenny Rizzo Kealsie Robles Megan Rodgers Hope Rose Ashley Sessa Meredith Sholder Sofia Southam Cassie Sumfest Julianna Tornetta Paityn Wirth Jillian Wolgemuth Elizabeth Yeager Madeleine Zimmer January - March: Head Coach: Anthony Farry Assistant Coach: Greg Drake April - August: Head Coach: Greg Drake August - December: Head Coach: David Passmore Assistant Coach: Tracey Fuchs Team Manager: Krista Page 2022 USWNT Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 1313

AUSTRIA HOCKEY JUNIOR men's junior high performance 2022 U-18 USMNT TRAINING SQUAD Leo Baumgardner, Nicholas Campbell, Sekayi Charasika, Gavin Chung, Luca Civetta, Tom Curtis, Emil Collins, Gerald Cutone, Taine Dry, Corey Dykema, Brett Eisner, Cole Friedlaender, Mehtab Grewal, Jack Hawley, Luke Jackson, Gary Johal, Wyatt Katz, Tyler Kim, Tymen Kloen, Manny Langton, Marius Leser, Michael Mendoza, Lasse Nobereit, Shiven Patel, Willem Pouw, Amaan Rashid, Noah Reynolds, Agam Sidhu, Harshaan Sidhu, Amar Singh, Ethan Skeete, Christian Tarala, Benjamin Theising, Samuel Zuzick Head Coach: Pat Harris Assistant Coach: Jun Kentwell 2022 U-21 USMNT TRAINING SQUAD Jame Param Shom Thom Zaid H Shraw Schofi Singh 202 Jovan Bains, Mateo Barletti, Alex Beauduin, Rory Bleeker, Zane Boler, James Callahan, Koehl Comiskey, Angad Dhami, Nicolas Diaz, Michael Egan, Michael Fortini, Siddharth Kamannavar, Colin Kirkpatrick, Mees Kloen, Chenmay Komandur, Oliver May, Lucas Mous, Kingsley Muir, Bennet Nobereit, James Polashock, Ethan Reynolds, Aneet Bir Singh, Karan Bir Singh, Mehtab Singh, Mason Tortora, Luke Vandebraak, Jack Weitzman, Brett Williamson Head Coach: Pat Cota 1414 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

AUSTRIA HOCKEY AUSTRIA HOCKEY R e The Junior U.S. Men's National Team started the year off with two training camps, one in April in Spring City, Pa. and the other in May in Moorpark, Calif. The U-21 USMNT traveled to Vienna, Austria in July to take on their respective counterparts in a three-game series. The first match saw USA lose a close 3-2 contest. The red, white and blue were unable to find momentum in the second game where they fell 3-0. USA dropped the final match, 5-1, against a tough Austria side. In August, the Junior USMNT held their annual Talent Identification Camp at the Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center in Chula Vista, Calif. In September, the 2022-23 Junior USMNT Training Squads were named and the U-16 team phased out. The larger training squads allow for many athletes still in that age group to train with the U-18 group. The year ended with two more training camps, one in October in Spring City, Pa. and the other in December in Charlotte, N.C. The final camp featured a series of speed, agility, strength and biomechanics testing, along with field sessions, media training, umpire education and antidoping education at the United States Performance Center. To round out the camp, the juniors scrimmaged the Senior USMNT. Record: 0 - 0 - 3 July 14 USA 2 - 3 AUT (U-21) July 16 USA 0 - 3 AUT (U-21) July 17 USA 1 - 5 AUT (U-21) s Albanese, Brett Andrews, Gaganapl Bajwa, mpal Bajwa, Amrit Beaty, Rishi Bhargava, mik Chakraborty, Christopher Chookagian, mas Dauphin, Eddie Fuentes, Jack Gallucci, Hassan, Colin Hennessy, Graeme Jackson, wan Patel, Izaak Pels, Nick Richardson, Phil field, Vishal Seth, Kanwarpreet Sidhu, Garry h, Damien Tarala 22 DEVELOPMENT USMNT Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 1515

J wo In January and February, all Junior U.S. Women's National Teams had Selection Camps. The U-16 and U-18 camps took place in Charlotte, N.C. while the U-21 and Development Squads' were in Chula Vista, Calif. After being delayed, the U-21 USWNT competed in the 2022 FIH Women's Hockey Junior World Cup in Potchefstroom, South Africa. The squad finished second in their pool after going 2-0-1 and only falling to eventual champions, The Netherlands. In the quarterfinals, USA started fast scoring in the first 3 minutes, but England came from behind to claim tight 2-1 win. Next in the 5th-8th placement match, USA was unable to capitalize on their opportunities and kept the game close until Argentina extended their lead to 2-0 for the win. In the 7th-8th place match after finding themselves trailing 2-0 at halftime, USA’s late push fell short as they lost to South Africa, 3-2. In May, the U-18 USWNT hosted Canada in a four-game series at The Proving Grounds in Conshohocken, Pa. Dominant in scoring, USA never trailed and went undefeated in all matches scoring an impressive 20 goals.The U-16 USWNT also took on Canada in a four-match series but in Vancouver, Canada. Split between two venues, Rutledge Field and Tamanwis Park, USA had an impressive performance, notching 29 goals while only conceding two. In June, the Development USWNT traveled to Hamburg, Germany where they played in a 3-Nations Tournament. Both the U-16 and U-18 teams closed out the year with a Selection Camp in December to name the 2023 squads. Reese Anestberger, Ella Beach, Darcy Chapman, Lilly Cornelius, Corinne Courtright, Reese D'Ariano, Abygail Deverka, Lily Dewan, Sofia Ferri, Sofia Fidalgo Schioppa, Abigail Gerdeman, Skyler Gilman, Samantha Goin, Jordyn Hollamon, Grace Hunter, Kristina Johnson, Smilia Klas, Anna Krebs, Sabrina McGroarty, Saylor Milone, Isabella Moore, Isabel Morgan, Emily Nicols, Morgan O'Donnell, Jaelen Perez, Avery Pollock, Catalina Quinteros, Callie Rogers, Riley Savage, Merritt Skubisz, Opal Sparling, Madelyn Stevens, Melea Weber, Lily Wojck, Shae Wozniak, Olivia Yelen Interim Head Coach: Michelle Vittese 2022 U-16 USWNT Mia Abello, Isabella Bianco, Paige Bitting, Maci Bradford, Charlotte Bruder, Mia Clark, Lauren DeRose, Hope Haynes, Greta Hinke, Josie Hollamon, Lauren Kenah, Alyssa Klebasko, Maggie Kondrath, Aerin Krys, Natalie Machiran, Lauren Masters, Natalie McKenna, Morgan McMenamin, Alaina McVeigh, Dru Moffett, Ava Moore, Lina Neilson, Caroline Nemec, Eva Nemeth, Kelsey Reviello, Mia Schoenbeck, Hala Silverstein, Emily Stafford, Macy Szukics, Kylie Walbert, Gia Whalen, Rachel Whitehead Head Coach: Ralph Boersma 2022 U-18 USWNT Mackenzie Allessie, Megan Connors, Jan Heck, Meghen Heng Hannah Miller, Alex Abigail Tamer, Kiers Head Coach: Tracey Assistant Coaches: 2022 U-21 U Gracyn Banks, Gabr Nathalie Friedman, Wallis Head Coach: Rache Assistant Coaches: 2022 DEVEL 1616 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

FRANK UIJLENBROEK FRANK UIJLENBROEK JUNIOR omen's junior high performance Record: 10 - 0 - 4 April 1 USA 0 - 9 NED (U-21) April 2 USA 5 - 0 ZWE (U-21) April 4 USA 4 - 0 CAN (U-21) April 8 USA 1 - 2 ENG (U-21) April 9 USA 0 - 2 ARG (U-21) April 12 USA 2 - 3 RSA (U-21) May 11 USA 5 - 2 CAN (U-18) May 12 USA 5 - 2 CAN (U-18) May 13 USA 5 - 1 CAN (U-18) May 14 USA 5 - 2 CAN (U-18) May 18 USA 10 - 1 CAN (U-16) May 19 USA 10 - 0 CAN (U-16) May 20 USA 5 - 0 CAN (U-16) May 21 USA 4 - 1 CAN (U-16) Olivia Bent-Cole, Kaitlyn Benton, Isabella Bressler, Margo Carlin, Kennedy Cliggett, ns Croon, Emma DeBerdine, Katie Dixon, Pyper Friedman, Lee Ann Gordon, Ryleigh gerer, Madison Kahn, Caroline Kelly, Daniela Mendez-Trendler, Caylie McMahon, xandra Morgan, Sofia Pendolino, Caroline Ramsey, Annabel Skubisz, Kelly Smith, sten Thomassey, Reagan Underwood, Josie Varney, Lauren Wadas, Rayne Wright y Paul Allan Law & Jordan Page USWNT rielle Barraco, Kayla Blas, Lindsay Dickinson, Riley Donnelly, Melissa Nealon, Kathryn Peterson, Emma Tamer, Grace el Dawson Mark Atherton, Roz Ellis & Barb Weinberg LOPMENT USWNT Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 1717

INDOOR u.s. national indoor teams Originally set to take place in February 2022, the FIH Indoor Hockey Wo postponed one-year. The Junior U.S. Men’s National Indoor Team and Senior U.S. Men’s Nati Team competed in the Big Apple Indoor Tournament on March 12 and 13 at Center in Spring City, Pa. After a five-year hiatus, USA and Canada brought back the CanAm Indoor S place March 19 and 20 at The Training Center in Spring City, Pa., the series Junior Indoor USMNT and Senior Indoor USMNT. This was the first edition t the junior teams. During this series, ten U.S. Men's National Team athle their first international cap. The CanAm Indoor Series was started by Nigel Traverso (USA) and Loui (Canada) in 2013, when they were managing the indoor programs of bo Since then, the host and location alternated per year between Canada an States and featured both the senior men's and women's indoor teams. Mov the CanAm Indoor Series will take place annually featuring both the junio teams for the men and women. Record: 2 - 1 - 4 March 19 USA 2 - 1 CAN (Jr Men) USA 5 - 3 CAN (Sr Men) USA 4 - 4 CAN (Jr Men) USA 4 - 7 CAN (Sr Men) March 20 USA 2- 9 CAN (Jr Men) USA 2 - 5 CAN (Sr Men) USA 6 - 7 CAN (Jr Men) FIRST CAPS James Albanese Sekayi Charasika Koehl Comiskey Seth Gort Alex Grassi Colin Kirkpatrick Barry Merriman Toby Peck Dean Schiller Mike Young Men's World Ranking: No. 19 *as of December 31, 2022 WOMen's World Rank *as of December 31, 2022 1818 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

MARK PALCZEWSKI orld Cup was tional Indoor t The Training Series. Taking featured the that featured etes received is Mendonca th countries. d the United ving forward, or and senior Ian Ailes, Matthew Barraco, Alex Beauduin, Zane Boler, Gavin Chung, Koehl Comiskey, Michael Egan, Benedikt Guth, Donatus Guth, Jesse Ickes, Ishaq Inayat, Luke Jackson, Colin Kirkpatrick, Jeandre Kruger, Reuben Kruger, Michael Malave, Kley Maloney, Toby Peck, James Polashock, Mason Tortora Head Coach: Erik Enters | Assistant Coach: Rachael Bloemkr | Manager: Kathy Schiller 2022 JUNIOR INDOOR USMNT James Albanese, Brett Andrews, Shomik Chakraborty, Sekayi Charasika, Christian DeAngelis, Ajai Dhadwal, Mohan Gandhi, Seth Gort, Alex Grassi, Pat Harris, Jack Heldens, Vincent Heller, Colin Hennessy, Deegan Huisman, Aki Kaeppeler, Kei Kaeppeler, JaJa Kentwell, Jonathan Klages, Kai Kokolakis, Barry Merriman, Izaak Pels, Nicholas Richardson, Moritz Ruenzi, Robert Schilling, Dean Schiller, Kevin Segeren, Asdeep Singh, Ethan Skeete Head Coach: Jason Mulder | Assistant Coach: Erik Enters | Manager: Nigel Traverso 2022 INDOOR USMNT Sarah Bednarek, Jordan Byers, Kaiya Chepow, Rylee Dennis, Sofia Ferri, Sofia Fidalgo Schioppa, Abigail Gerdeman, Samantha Goin, Ava Jones, Autumn Kernechel, Brenna Killian, Natane King, Soren Iza Kipphut, Kendall Longenberger, Mia McCloskey, Saylor Milone, Morgan O'Donnell, Jaelen Perez, Riley Savage, Opal Sparling, Aubrey Turner, Melea Weber, Lily Wojcik Coaches: Sarah Dawson, Ahmed Elmaghraby & Ralph Goodwin 2022 JUNIOR INDOOR USWNT Zella Bailey, Charlotte Casiraghi, Reese D'Ariano, Zoe Eliades, Natalie Freeman, Noelle Frost, Rachel Herbine, Madison Hoskins, Abigail Johnson, Claire Jones, Sydney Mandato, Sabrina McGroarty, Hannah McKeon, Ava Moore, Caroline Ramsey, Madeline Vasilios, Abby Zanelli Coaches: Katie Gerzabek & Lunda Comiskey 2022 DEVELOPMENT INDOOR USWNT Abigail Burnett, Ali Campbell, Samantha Carlino, Cecily Charles, Sierra Espeland, Gianna Glatz, Ryleigh Heck, Madison Maguire, Megan Maransky, Anarose McDonough, Alaina McVeigh, Daniela Mendez Trendler, Madison Orobono, Madison Orsi, Hope Rose, Ashley Sessa, Kelly Smith, Rayne Wright, Elizabeth Yeager, Corinne Zanolli Head Coach: Jun Kentwell | Manager: Richard Kentwell 2022 INDOOR USWNT king: No. 11 Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 1919

MASTERS u.s. MASTERS TEAMS The first WMH Masters Indoor World Cup, set to be hosted in Virginia Beach, Va., was canceled in February. In April, USA Field Hockey’s Board of Directors approved the addition of a temporary committee, the U.S. Masters Transition Team. The purpose of this group, which is made up of U.S. Men’s and Women’s Masters Committee leaders, is to develop the strategic plan and infrastructure needed to serve, support and grow the Masters community. This also better aligns with World Masters Hockey (WMH) and the International Hockey Federation (FIH) to support the U.S. Masters community. The priorities of the Transition Team are to domestically grow the number of people playing over the age of 35 and the number of playing opportunities for masters age players. Internationally, they want to field strong and competitive players to participate at all events. The first detailed task of the Transition Team was to conduct an audit of the tryouts and selection processes for both the men and women to ensure the traveling teams were sanctioned by USA Field Hockey and officially presented to the WMH. Both the men’s and women’s processes passed the audit and recommended improvements to the selection process to help develop best practices for the future. In September, the Transition Team worked to create a platform to gather input and welcome feedback from the entire U.S. Masters community to establish an organization that can not only manage masters field hockey in the United States as it exists, but drive it forward to greater strength, engagement and representation at all levels. U.S. Masters led and supported 13 teams that competed at the three 2022 World Masters Hockey (WMH) Masters World Cups. The first was August 12 to 21 in Nottingham, United Kingdom, then October 1 to 10 in Cape Town, South Africa and lastly, October 19 to 29 in Tokyo, Japan. wmh masters world cup finishes O-35 Women: 5th O-40 Men: 8th O-40 Women: 7th O-45 Men: 9th O-50 Men: 10th O-50 Women: 8th O-55 Men: 10th O-55 Women: 10th O-55 Men Spirit of Masters: 5th O-60 Men: 8th O-60 Women: 7th O-65 Men: 6th O-65 Women: 3rd @LIAM HAMER-NEL 2020 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

MEN'S TRAINING SQUADS Alexander Armas, TJ Bamrah, Federico Baudini, Liaqat Bhutta, Yoandy Blanco, Stuart Carpenter, Jatinder Dhaliwal, David Eddie, Adam Falla, Alan Golding, Stuart Gower-Jackson, Logan Hargett, Daniel Haydon, Shawn Hindy, Harpreet Juneja, Anuj Mubayi, Surjit Nijjar, Ian Rourke, Alan Scally, Ian Scally, Trevor Shattuck, Hardeep Singh, Kevin Tan, Michael Warari, Paul Wood 2022 O-40 USMNT John Bailey, Davinder Baring, Peter Buckingham, Kenneth Cho, Adolph Colaco, Niles Draper, Damien Glennon, Juan Heredia, Shamsher Johal, Harpreet Labana, Sau Thong Lee, Paul Lewis, Saran Mandair, Barry Merriman, Riyaz Mohamed, Marian Mueller, Barry Payne, David Peel, Sumarjit Singh, Konix Varahoor, Vernon Vassou, Joost Vlek 2022 O-45 USMNT Pashant Aji, Suresh Anand, Rino Bouwman, Michael Caddy, Fernandez Diez de Onate, Jonathan Drucker, Andre Ferguson, Matthew Hanson, Robert-Philippe Heller, Stanley Iyadurai, Srinivas Karuturi, Riaz Khan, Damien Lanyon, Hugo Mazzulupi, Muzammal Malik, Salim Malik, Leroy Mayers, Michael Merkx, Manual Morales, Ali Murdoch, Muhammad Siddiqui, Charanjit Singh, Paramjeet Singh, Paul Slaats 2022 O-50 USMNT Amir Akhtar, Manmohan Brar, Abid Chowdry, Joost Douwes, Gurpreet Gill, Peter Jones, Thomas Khloo, Bob Khosla, Amrit Kohli, Markus Krueger, Bill Larkins, Pradeep Menon, John Michalak, Greg Pereira, Warren Prestwich, Jeremy Roberts, Alex Rooks, Roberto Sabella, Kewal Singh, Brian Spencer, Ian Wagge 2022 O-55 USMNT Peter Bale, Andrew Dunning, Lance Eichert, Chamkaur Gill, Gurpreet Gill, Asif Hosain, Manzar Iqbal, Richard Jagdeo, Peter Jones, Eric McGinley, Martin McGinley, Jon O'Haire, Sankar Ramani, Alex Rooks, Mahesh Saraswat, Alva Serrette, Jaswinder Singh, Paramjit Singh, Jeff Starfield, Larry Zappone 2022 O-60 USMNT WOMEN'S TRAINING SQUADS Nicole Baudini, Janelle Benner, Tiffany Cappellano, Brenna Colosi, Kelly Dearolf, Haley Dervinis, Savannah Devarney, Lisa Engel, Pattie Gillern, Katie Grant, Heather Kenney, Nicole Ketterer, Heidi Lewis, Lisa Lohre, Heather Long, Jenny Lounsbury, Dannon Mehaffey-Sheppard, Susan Mitchell, Jenna Neff, Anna Rogers, Tiffany Saunders, Heather Schneph, Amber Smith 2022 O-35 USWNT Whin Brown-Sylla, Ruthie Busienei, Laura Divjak, Elzeth Hetzler, Jennifer Judy, Kelly Mackinnon, Kim Miller, Andrea Milsome, Kristen Mohamed, Katie Niewinski, Sarah Perkins-Scally, Lacey Pustizzi, Dena Riehl, Stacey Ross, Jackie Scally, Jeanne Shin-Cooper, Magdalena Simonini, Staci Smith, Alison Stone, Kimberly Susko, April Sutherland, Marije Toth, Mary van de Kerkhof, Melissa Weiss, Kelly Williamson 2022 O-40 USWNT Lauren Baugher, Suzanne Bourgault, Megan Callahan, Anne Dillman, Melissa Emery, Colleen Faessinger, Margaret Kelly, Carla Lance, Melissa Mertz, Lucia Molina Berro, Rael Otieno, Alison Pottage, Caroline Pratt, Lisa Samson, Georgina Serenelli, Kyle Shellaway, Patti Webb 2022 O-45 USWNT Jen Anderson, Jennifer Bandura, Ana Berra, Sandra Binder, Kim Bush, Gabriela Cappanero, Beth Denmead, Susan Elliott, Sophie Etienne, Kathy Frick, Maya Harutyunyan, Tammy Hoffman, Kari Johns, Maria Keesling, Kelly Lawler, Nonna Mamedova, Florencia Manero, Kelly Meyer, Lori Miller, Beth Montagano, Silvina Puccia, Uli Reinhardt, Kelly Setser, Denise Sheehan, Alison Smith, Nori Smith, Pamela Stuper, Nikki Walton 2022 O-50 USWNT Toni Arner, Karen Chambers, Christine Couteau, Karen Croteau, Meri Dembrow, Cynthia Dysenchuk, Lucy Godfrey, Carol Gulija, Christine Hutchinson, Jeanne Mclaughlin, Laura Mena, Diane Molinaro, Kelly Myers, Liz Peck, Stella Volpe, Barb Wachowiak 2022 O-55 USWNT Elaine Andrysick, Diane Angstadt, Deborah Atkins, Jane Cygan, Joy Dannenberg , Loretta DiPietro, Barbara Doran, Dixie Erdman, Sandra Galea-Martinez, Cathy Johnson, Anne Keating, Linda Kreiser, Pam Lester, Lorraine Lewis, Wendy Morris, Joan Moser, Susan Mota, Jeri Myers, JoJo Petkus, Janet Powers, Patricia Rudy, Pam Sherry, Debbie Wile, Josephine Worthington 2022 O-60 USWNT Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 2121

USA Field Hockey continues to prioritize safe space to play for all. Safe Sport Train authority over and/or regular contact with Administrators also must be background sc USA Field Hockey expanded its Response Committee, and updated the Ethics and members. Despite changes to staffing in the Mem numbers stayed almost unchanged from priority through 2022 was continuing to service even with staffing in flux. 2022 membership The year 2022 was a transition period for USA Field Hockey’s Membership. With the departure of Caitie Tornes in June, and the addition of Emily Hewitt as Director of Membership, Safe Sport and Governance in August, Rebecca Pluckebaum continued to provide members with quick and helpful customer service as the sole staff member of the Membership Department in the interim. In October 2022, USA Field Hockey introduced the automatic renewal function for Coaches, Umpires, and Adult Player/Parent/Fan Members. Automatic renewal is a feature that members can opt-in to during the renewal process. In 2023, USA Field Hockey looks to analyze the existing membership categories, explore new options for underserved members and provide more benefits to members. FRANK UIJLENBROEK U-12: 4,451 U-19: 14,413 27,991 members in 2 REGION 11 2,164 ADULT PLAYER/PARENT/FAN: 781 COLLEGIATE: 803 UMPIRE: 684 LIFETIME: 668 LOCAL ATHLETE: 3,856 LOCAL COACH: 154 COACH: 2,037 OTHER: 144 2222 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

safety for athletes of all ages, providing a ning is mandated for all members that have h minor athletes. Coaches, Umpires and Club creened through a comprehensive screening. and Resolution Policy, revamped the Ethics Judicial Grievance Policies to better serve bership Department in 2022, membership 2021. The Membership Department’s top provide members with excellent customer 20k 22k 24k 26k 28k 30k 2020 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 32k TOTAL MEMBERSHIP FROM 2014-2022 2021 2022 REGION 10 1,554 REGION 9 1,980 REGION 8 3,941 REGION 3 3,846 REGION 4 2,554 REGION 5 5,673 REGION 6 2,745 REGION 7 3,247 NOT IDENTIFIED 287 2022 Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 2323

DAN TREVINO NEXUS May 7 -22, 2022 Various Locations In May, the Nexus S across each Super R for advancement to so that players and from all involved. NEXUS SU Nexus, USA Field Hockey’s Olympic Development Pathway Program, moved into its second full year in the spring of 2022 and saw exponential growth and success. The threeweekend training camp format that Nexus is built on was delivered March through May, with the season commencing at the premier event, the Nexus Championship, in late June. The year 2022 marked the launch of Osaka Hockey as the presenting sponsor of Nexus. This proud partnership provided endless support for the Nexus program nationwide. From on field equipment to athlete and coach uniforms, Osaka Hockey helped raise the standard of professionalism across the Olympic Development Pathway. This year also was the first full season that Nexus was under the new Regional Management structure created in late 2021. Each Super Region employs an administrative manager who is responsible for player communication, facility management and other administrative logistics. Additionally, each Super Region has a coach manager who oversees all aspects of staffing, including but not limited to, hiring, payment processing and curriculum delivery. This structure has proven to be essential to the core tenants that Nexus focuses on; a player centered approach to learning, elite coaching and site management and clear and concise communication standards. The Nexus Staff, along with Coach Education, focused on improved consistency in the program’s delivery. On site coach educators were introduced throughout the training season and new resources for both players and coaches alike were top priorities. June 23 - 30, Virginia Beac Virginia Beach U-14 Girls, U- The Nexus Ch and umpires Selection Cam In 2022, the U “Rise” athlete Helsinki won NEXUS olympic development pathway program In June, USA to include the continued bey DAN TREVINO 2424 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

Super Regional Selection Camps took place. These events were “invite only” to the top athletes Region, where top coaches and talent identification specialists come together to select players o the Nexus Championship. These events are structured similarly to Nexus Training Weekends d coaches alike can easily assimilate into the new environment, allowing for top performance UPER REGIONAL SELECTION CAMPS 2022 h Regional Training Center h, Va. -16 Girls, U-16 Rise Girls & U-19 Girls hampionship, presented by Osaka Hockey, was a huge success in late June. The 10-day event welcomed the best athletes, coaches to the Virginia Beach Regional Training Center in Virginia Beach, Va. for a fun, competition filled tournament. These events included mps along with the AAU Junior Olympic Games advancements. U-16 Girls athletes were divided into two competitive age groups. The “U-16” athletes were those who had a 2007 birth year and the es had a 2006 birth year. the U-14 Girls division, Cortina the U-16 Girls age group, Berlin the U-16 Rise division and Barcelona claimed the U-19 Girls. S CHAMPIONSHIP July 17 - 22, 2022 Virginia Beach Regional Training Center Virginia Beach, Va. The Senior Nexus Championship (formerly Young Women’s National Championship) took place in late July; where athletes of the Junior and Senior U.S. Women’s National Teams, and other top collegiate players from across the country compete in an international style event. Following the competition, some awards were presented. A Young Player award was given to an athlete who was under 21 years old, as well as a Goalkeeper of the Tournament and Player of the Tournament. Ryleigh Heck from Paris was named the Young Player, Kealsie Robles from Atlanta was the Goalkeeper of the Tournament and Sophia Gladieux from London was the Player of the Tournament. SENIOR NEXUS CHAMPIONSHIP Field Hockey announced that Nexus would become the umbrella program for the entire women’s pathway, restructuring the events e Junior and Senior Nexus Championship, formerly Young Women's National Championship. These events started in 2022 and will be yond. Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 2525

EVENTS regional & national In 2022, USA Field Hockey returned to normal in hosting the scheduled regional and national events. After not occurring in the 2020-21 indoor season, the National Indoor Tournament Qualifiers (NITQ), presented by YOLO Sportswear, returned in 2021-22. Sixteen host locations facilitated the NITQ across the country as the qualifying event for the U-16 Girls and U-19 Girls divisions for the National Indoor Tournament (NIT), presented by YOLO Sportswear. The Sunshine Showcase at ESPN Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World Resort, which was previously called the Disney Field Hockey Showcase, returned in January in Kissimee, Fla. after being moved to June the previous year. There was a 77% increase in the number of participating teams with the number going from 87 in 2021 to 196 in 2022. A U-10 Co-Ed division was also added. On the Saturday of the event, USA Field Hockey and Long Island Field Hockey did a demonstration of the new All Starz Field Hockey, a disability inclusion program that invites athletes of all abilities to enjoy discovering, playing, learning and competing in field hockey. The National Indoor Tournament, presented by YOLO Sportswear, saw a large increase in participation from 2021 with an additional 103 teams competing. With COVID-19 still impacting a number of the NITQ, additional qualifiers were added thus adding more teams to the national tournament level. After not competing the previous year, the men’s and women’s division were re-introduced. WENDY RIVERA 2626 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

PHOTO CREDIT PATRICK BLAIN NATIONAL INDOOR TOURNAMENT QUALIFIERS December 4, 2021 - January 23, 2022 Various Locations U-16 Girls & U-19 Girls Participating Teams: 571 Locations: Charlotte, N.C.; Collegeville, Pa.; Dowingtown, Pa.; Ellicott City, Md.; Feasterville, Pa.; Hampton, N.H.; Houston, Texas; Ithaca, N.Y.; Lewisburg, Pa.; Lock Haven, Pa.; Louisville, Ky.; Manheim, Pa.; Spring City, Pa.; State College, Pa.; Sweet Briar, Va.; York, Pa. NATIONAL INDOOR TOURNAMENT February 18 - March 6, 2022 Spooky Nook Sports Lancaster, Pa. Feburary 18 - 21: U-14 Girls February 25 - 27: U-10/12 Co-Ed March 4 - 6: U-16 Girls Greater Richmond Convention Center Richmond, Va. February 25 - 27: U-19 Girls & Adult U-10 Co-Ed: 31 5 U-12 Co-Ed: 107 18 U-14 Girls: 192 32 U-16 Girls: 162 27 U-19 Girls: 163 27 Adult: 11 2 # OF TEAMS # OF POOL WINNERS SUNSHINE SHOWCASE January 28 - 30, 2022 ESPN Wide World of Sports Kissimmee, Fla. U-10 Co-Ed (7v7), U-12 Co-Ed (7v7), U-14 Girls (7v7), U-14 Girls (11v11), U-16 Girls (11v11) and U-19 Girls (11v11) Participating Teams: 196 Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 2727

In its inaugural year, after being canceled in 2021, the National Ind This event, which was created to provide additional playing opport 20 at the Virginia Beach Sports Center in Virginia Beach, Va. The Regional Club Championships (RCC), presented by YOLO Sportsw sites across the country. A total of 210 teams, an increase of 20 fro U-16 Girls and U-19 Girls divisions to qualify for the National Club C The National Club Championship shifted back to the normal timefra Training Center in Virginia Beach, Va. WC Eagles won all age divisio DAN TREVINO REGIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP April 30 - June 19, 2022 Various Locations U-14 Girls, U-16 Girls & U-19 Girls Participating Teams: 210 Locations: Chula Vista, Calif.; Epping, N.H.; Hempstead, N.Y.; Newark, Del.; Oxford, Ohio; Philadelphia, Pa.; Somerville, Mass.; Spring City, Pa.; St. Louis, Mo.; Virginia Beach, Va. NATIONAL INDOOR FESTIVAL February 18 - 20, 2022 Virginia Beach Sports Center Virginia Beach, Va. U-12 Co-Ed, U-14 Girls, U-16 Girls & U-19 Girls Participating Teams: 106 NATIONAL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP July 6 - 14, 2022 Virginia Beach Regional Training Center Virginia Beach, Va. July 6 - 8: U-14 Girls July 9 - 11: U-16 Girls July 12 - 14: U-19 Girls 16 teams per age division The Summer Bash at the Beach, presented by YOLO Sportswear, wa edition took place July 15 through 17 at the Virginia Beach Region U-12 Co-Ed, U-14 Co-Ed (added in 2022) and U-14 Girls divisions wbased surface. The AAU Junior Olympic Games are known as the largest national m proud to partner with the AAU Junior Olympic Games for the field h female athletes from across the country to participate in the evenSalem, N.C. Team United claimed gold. The Na Tampa teams. and fea where points o In 2022 USA Fie DAN TREVINO 2828 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

door Festival (NIF), presented by Team IP, had 106 teams compete. tunities for all during the indoor season, took place February 18 to wear, took place from April 30 through June 19 at ten different host om the prior year, battled to be one of 16 squads in the U-14 Girls, Championship (NCC), presented by YOLO Sportswear. ame and took place from July 6 to 14 at the Virginia Beach Regional n titles. NATIONAL HOCKEY FESTIVAL November 24 - 26, 2022 Tournament Sportsplex of Tampa Bay Tampa, Fla. U-10 Co-Ed (7v7): 7 1 U-12 Co-Ed (7v7): 14 2 U-14 Co-Ed (7v7): 4 1 U-14 Girls (7v7): 10 2 U-14 Girls (11v11): 21 5 U-16 Girls (11v11): 38 9 U-19 Girls (11v11): 33 8 # OF TEAMS # OF POOL WINNERS SUMMER BASH AT THE BEACH July 15 - 17, 2022 Virginia Beach Regional Training Center Virginia Beach, Va. U-10 Co-Ed, U-12 Co-Ed, U-14 Co-Ed & U-14 Girls Participating Teams: 38 AAU JUNIOR OLYMPIC GAMES August 1 - 4, 2022 Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, N.C. U-16 Girls Participating Athletes: 108 DAN TREVINO as again a sanctioned event run by Hometown Sports. The seventh nal Training Center in Virginia Beach, Va. and included U-10 Co-Ed, ho competed in the three-day event while playing 7v7 on a water multi-sport event for youth in the United States. USA Field Hockey is hockey competition. In 2022, USA Field Hockey invited 108 top U-16 nt held August 1 thorugh 4 at Wake Forest University in Winston ational Hockey Festival returned to the Tournament Sportsplex of Bay in Tampa, Fla. and saw healthy numbers in the 127 competing Held November 14 through 26, the games were run in quarters atured a new division for the U-16 Girls and U-19 Girls divisions teams either participated in an "advanced" division for ranking or were placed in a "recreational" division with no points allotted. 2, U-10 Co-Ed (7v7) and U-14 Co-Ed (7v7) divisions were added and eld Hockey’s 100-Year Birthday Bash took place. ALEX MURG PHOTOGRAPHY Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 2929

LIZ TCHOU With Nexus, USA Field Hockey’s Olympic Development Pathway Program, in full swing, the Coach Education and Learning team worked closely with the Nexus Staff to support the delivery of training throughout the regions. Key areas of emphasis continue to be highlighted to help coaches deliver engaging, fun sessions while presenting consistent, philosophically aligned content focused on talent development and identification. Coaches attending the Nexus Championship in Virginia Beach, Va. were also provided individual support and feedback by a team of USA Field Hockey Coach Educators. The individual coach's feedback was very well received and proved impactful for personal development. COACH EDUCATION EVENTS In 2022, USA Field Hockey was excited to get back on the field to deliver Coach Education, including Level 1, 2 and 3 Certification Courses and workshops. The Coach Education and Learning team continued to deliver online programs in combination with existing and new in-person content. NEXUS Other coach development opportunities were held at the AAU Junior Olympic Games at Wake University in Winston-Salem, N.C. Wake Forest Head Coach Jen Averill and former collegiate coach and Coach Educator Amy Robertson were present and provided coach support while Valerie Lohr supported the athletes in her role as Student-Athlete Welfare Coach. AAU JUNIOR OLYMPIC GAMES 172 online certifications 14 in-person clinics January 23: Williamsville, N.Y. February 20: Charlotte, N.C. March 5: Englewood, Colo. March 6: Davis, Calif. April 9: St. Louis, Mo. June 11: McLean, Va. July 9: Epping, N.H. July 16: Centennial, Colo. July 30: Millersville, Pa. July 31: St. Louis, Mo. August 2: Hamden, Conn. August 14: La Jolla, Calif. November 10: York, Pa. November 19: Glassboro, N.J. COACHING CERTIFICATION COURSES LEVEL 1 PROGRAM In 2022, USA Field Hockey introduced the Level 3 Coaching Certification, targeted at professional and high performance coaches. In all, a total of 432 coaches participated in the in-person Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3 Certification Courses. 108 online certifications 6 in-person clinics February 20: Westfield, Mass. March 5: Davis, Calif. March 6: Englewood, Colo. June 5: St. Louis, Mo. June 12: McLean, Va. July 23: Epping, N.H. LEVEL 2 PROGRAM The Coach Education and Learning team was excited to run three Level 3 Coaching Courses in 2022. In April, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill hosted the course in conjunction with the FIH Hockey Pro League games. The Coach Educators were USA Field Hockey’s Director of Coach Education and Learning Craig Parnham and threetime Olympian Lauren Crandall. In July, during the Nexus Championship, another course was delivered by Parnham and Olympian Caroline Nelson-Nichols. The final course was ran alongside the NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship in Storrs, Conn. This course was led by Parnham and Dartmouth Head Coach Mark Egner. LEVEL 3 PROGRAM 3030 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

LIZ TCHOU COACH coach education department In 2022, the Coach Education Team utilized their Slack channel to welcome coaches of all levels to stay connected and network. The regular “Cuppa Chats” continued providing the opportunity for coaches to meet, share and discuss a variety of topics. Virtual book clubs dissected “The Culture Playbook” by Daniel Coyle and “The Myths of Sport Coaching” by Amy Whitehead, while a series of arranged book club meetings spurred discussions such as, “How do we implement questions into practice as coaches?” Wednesday Wisdom saw Parnham share helpful graphics, courtesy of BelievePerform, such as 12 Tips for Running a Successful Debrief with your Team and 30 Questions to Ask Athletes When Coaching. VIRTUAL CONNECTIONS The 2022 National Coaches Forum (NCF) was again held virtually and attended by 228 coaches from across the country. The Coach Education and Learning team invited presenters from around the world to join the annual event. This year’s NCF featured presenters at the top of their field in Emilie Bydwell, Chris Fry, David Harte, Ashley Merryman, Jami Muelders, John O’Sullivan, David Passmore, Harry Singh, and the collegiate panel, Michele Madison, Missy Meharg and Inako Puzo. NATIONAL COACHES FORUM USA Field Hockey’s relationship with the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) continues to strengthen as shown in 2022. In partnership with the NFHCA, four Level 1 (4.5 hours) and Ready2Coach Clinics (3 hours) were delivered in Hamden, Conn., La Jolla, Calif., Millersville, Pa. and St. Louis, Mo. Parnham, Phil Edwards and Sally Goggin presented at the 2022 NFHCA Convention, with Parnham and Edwards running on-field programming. PARTNERSHIPS NFHCA USA Field Hockey’s partnership with the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) also is strengthening, resulting in increased alignment and offerings for high school coaches of all levels. USA Field Hockey legend and Coach Educator Jill Reeve delivered Coach Education to Massachusetts high school coaches as part of a pre-season workshop, working in conjunction with the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association. NFHS USA Field Hockey and the Amar family hosted the first LA3 Memorial Field Hockey Clinic to honor and celebrate the life of Atlanta 1996 Olympian Larry Amar who passed away in 2020. A total of 72 athletes took the field for a 2.5-hour clinic that ended in game play and a special tribute to one of the legends in our sport. LA3 MEMORIAL CLINIC Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 3131

UMPIRE umpire education department It was a year of change in USA Field Hockey’s Umpiring Department. Longtime Director of Umpiring Steve Horgan announced his retirement in July 2022, after 14 years of service to the organization. The first half saw many Umpire Members provide service at USA Field Hockey’s Regional and National, Indoor and Outdoor Events. Brian Tyson joined as Umpire Services Coordinator in July. A promising young umpire and member of a field hockey family, he brought an understanding of the ecosystem in how USA Field Hockey operates. He immediately handled administrative needs and challenges of the department, while simultaneously fostering relationships with other departments, most notably the Events Teams. Sean Rapaport, a lawyer and current FIH Hockey Pro League and World Cup certified umpire from South Africa, relocated to northern Virginia with his young family in October and stepped into Horgan’s role. Rapaport and Tyson spent Q4 finding their feet while simultaneously planning for and executing the key umpire involvement at the National Hockey Festival and the commencement of the indoor season. The umpire briefings for both Festival and the indoor season were presented electronically and shared along with the current FIH Briefings as USA Field Hockey’s Umpire Department looks to align as closely as possible with current international trends, thinking and best practices. Key tasks fo need to evaluate umpires, provide feedback, c umpires appropriately. The Umpire Department successfully partnered w of State High School Associations in promoti #BenchBadBehavior campaign in looking to addr Rapaport attended the Massachusetts Intersch free boys only clinic for high school aged athlet Division I Field Hockey Championship in Connec hosted an “Umpiring in the USA and Beyond”: met and had open dialogue with several umpir He also presented to the Junior and Senior U. December. Over the course of the year, USA had ump represented at various domestic and internati Federation and International Hockey Federation In July, Hagan Sports was signed on as the offic USA Field Hockey Umpire Apparel. 3232 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

2022 4 Nations Invitational Tournament June 29 - July 3, 2022 Glasgow, Scotland Benjamin Peters | Umpire 2022 FIH Hockey Women's World Cup July 1 - 17, 2022 Terrassa, Spain & Amstelveen, Netherlands Maggie Giddens | Umpire Lurah Hess | Technical Official 2022 XII Juegos Suramericanos Asunción October 3 - 11, 2022 Luque, Paraguay Lance Sarabia | Umpire Gus Soteriades | Assistant Umpire Manager 2022-23 FIH Hockey Pro League October 28, 2022 - July 5, 2023 Worldwide Lurah Hess | Match Manager Steve Horgan | Umpires Manager Maggie Giddens | Umpire Rene Zelkin | Match Manager 2022 FIH Hockey Men's Nations Cup November 28 - December 4, 2022 Potchefstroom, South Africa Benjamin Peters | Umpire 2022 Pan American Cup January 19 - 30, 2022 Santiago, Chile Mary Driscoll | Umpire Aaron Dudek | Technical Official Lurah Hess | Technical Delegate Benjamin Peters | Umpire Rene Zelkin | Technical Official 2022 Indoor USMNT vs. Canada March 19 - 20, 2022 Spring City, Pa. Ridge Bair | Umpire Aaron Dudek | Technical Official Allison Mikelson | Umpire Rael Nyte | Technical Official Regina Sands-Corl | Technical Official Judith Yurkofsky | Umpire Rene Zelkin | Technical Delegate 2022 CAC Games Qualifiers April 13 - 17, 2022 Pembroke, Bermuda Morgan Ames | Umpire Allison Mikelson | Umpire Lance Sarabia | Umpire Kim Scott | Technical Official 2022 INTERNATIONAL APPOINTMENTS PAIGE POWELL RODRIGO JAMARILLO or 2023 were identified: the create a database and rank with the National Federation ting and personalizing their ress some of these concerns. holastic Athletic Association es in October and the NCAA cticut in November. There he Umpire Town Hall where he res, coaches and colleagues. .S. Men’s National Teams in pires and technical officials tional Pan American Hockey n events. cial sponsor and licensee of Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 3333

NORTH CAROLINA STATE CHAPTER GROW TH sport dev Part of USA Field Hockey’s Strategic Plan is for field hockey to thrive in the United States, with local, regional and national opportunities for all to play, umpire, coach, watch and enjoy the sport both recreationally and competitively. USA Field Hockey recognizes that growing the game is essential to achieve this vision and the Sport Development Department’s strategy is to focus on and invest in cultivating strategic partnerships and building structures that engage and mobilize volunteers to support existing field hockey and fuel growth of new opportunities for all. To aid in growing the game, the Sport Development Department continues to use the USA Field Hockey American Development Model (ADM) to provide resources and developmental opportunities. Staff continues to attend conventions and events to promote the sport including the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Annual Convention, Society of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) America, National Federation of State High School Associations (NHFS) Summer Meeting, Project Play Summit, World Games, NCAA Field Hockey Championships and more. Sally Goggin, USA Field Hockey's National Development Director was appointed the lead role as chair of the Pan American Hockey Federation (PAHF) Sport Development Committee. To increase investment in sport development, the department added two part-time staff members in Marc Bakerman, Boys Development Manager, and Kendra Lucking, Adult Engagement Manager. USA Field Hockey continues to use the USA Fie Development Model (ADM) as the foundation of the youth level. A key focus in 2022 was the partne Recreation and Parks to introduce the sport in the re Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. YOUTH Charlotte, N.C. (x2); Howell, Mich.; Leesburg Mich.; Spartansburg, S.C.; Westhampton, N.J.; DISCOVER FIELD HOCKEY | 9 CL Offered 12 middle schools Starter Packages to n programs thanks to USA Field Hockey's partn Longstreth. GET STARTED WITH GOALKEEPING USA Field Hockey continues to nuture the partner Federation of State High School Associations ( organization participated in the inaugural NFHS partnered to promote their #BenchBadBehavior Ca Sport Development worked with the Massach Athletic Association (MIAA) to run a boys clinic schools to join MIAA’s sanctioned high school leagu HIGH SCHOOL 3434 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

HE GAME velopment Sport Development secured a grant from the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) to help fund an important College Advocacy Project, Field Hockey Forward, designed to increase the number of NCAA college field hockey programs at the Division I, II and III levels. COLLEGE eld Hockey American growing the game at rship with Los Angeles egion ahead of the Los g, Va. (x2); Rochester, Wilmington, N.C. LINICS new youth field hockey nership with AAE and G | 12 OFFRED ship with the National (NFHS). In 2022, the Umpire Summit and ampaign. husetts Interscholastic to inspire more high ue. USA Field Hockey continues to use regional representation in the form of State Chapters to help grow the game across the country. At the close of 2022, there were seven functioning State Chapters with two relaunching in 2023 and several additional planned for the next year. Current State Chapters: Colorado, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas Relaunching in 2023: California, Kentucky STATE CHAPTERS For the second year in a row, USA Field Hockey sanctioned the United States Field Hockey League (USFHL) Adult National Club Championship. In 2022, it was held July 15 through 17 at the University of Delaware in Newark, Del. The three intense action-packed days saw eight men’s and twelve women’s adult club teams in the United States competed with the Islanders FHC (men) and Olympic Club (women) taking the titles. ADULTS JAMES BEAVER OF FLATTAIL PHOTOGRAPHY Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 3535

EDI STATEMENT USA Field Hockey continues to strive to increase diversity in field hockey, recognizing that the demographics of this country are changing. In 2020, USA Field Hockey formed an Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Working Group that was chaired by Board Member and National Federation of State High School Associations President Dr. Karissa Niehoff. To support the EDI Statement, the Sport Development Department introduced All Starz Field Hockey, USA Field Hockey's disability inclusion program that invites athletes of all abilities to enjoy discovering, playing, learning and competing in field hockey. All Starz Field Hockey was demonstrated in January at the 2022 Sunshine Showcase at ESPN Wide World of Sports at Walt Disney World Resort with the assistance of Long Island Field Hockey. In November, Walking Hockey was promoted with the inflatable field. Walking Hockey is a modified game of field hockey in which athletes walk instead of run. LONG ISLAND FIELD HOCKEY USA Field Hockey believes that field hockey, and all sports, must be inclusive, accessible, affordable and safe to support a culture of belonging among all people regardless of race, gender, economic status, sexual orientation, ability and age. USA Field Hockey strives toward a future in which field hockey is more reflective of the demographics of the United States. Field hockey is a sport for all, a sport for life.   The value of sport, and especially team sports, is undeniable. Field hockey provides mental, physical and social benefits and has the power to unite, strengthen and inspire participants at all levels, from grassroots to the Olympic Games. EDI GAMEDAY PHOTOS equity, diversity & inclusion 3636 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

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WEBSITE & communi USA Field Hockey’s Communications Department oversees all internal and external communication to members, constituents and stakeholders. The organization’s website is the primary focus of communication efforts including news articles, roster announcements, event coverage and more. Secondary are USA Field Hockey’s social media platforms. These consist of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Instagram Stories, LinkedIn, YouTube and Pinterest. In the second half of the year, the Communications Department was invited by the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) to be involved in the Digital Media Engagement platform update and search to find a new vendor for the Team USA website. Teryn Brill Galloway, USA Field Hockey's Director of Communications, sat on the committee that reviewed request for proposals to find the next vendor. In November, the bid was granted and the discovery and experience phase started with the hopes to launch the new website by June 2023. 748,832 UNIQUE USERS IN 2022 With the Digital Media Engagement being revamped, the USPOC changed the structure of how it was rewarding national governing bodies on the total unique users brought to the website. In 2022 and 2023, they granted each sport that sits on the Team USA platform the monetary reward in which was achieved in 2021. Since USA Field Hockey reached Tier 1 Status the previous year with 768,367 total unique users and 2,757,074 pageviews, the organization was awarded the monetary reward. Unofficially, USA Field Hockey had 748,832 total unique users and 2,751,971 pageviews in 2022. WEBSITE 550k 600k 650k 700k 750k 800k 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 850k UNIQUE USERS FROM 2015-2022 2022 900k 3838 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

FINLEY PAYNE & SOCIAL ications FINLEY PAYNE USA Field Hockey continued to livestream as many events as possible in 2022. These included the National Indoor Tournament, National Indoor Festival, 100th Anniversary and Hall of Fame Celebration, National Club Championship, Nexus Championship, Senior Nexus Championship, and National Hockey Festival. The Communications Department also used video highlights to showcase events and programming on the website and social media. These included the Pan American Cups, FIH Hockey Pro League, The World Games, College SportsCenter Top 10, Coach Education, National Coaches Forum, and Indoor Hockey Umpires' Briefing. LIVESTREAM & VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS USA Field Hockey’s social media platforms continue to grow and climb in followers and fan engagement. These platforms are used to distribute website articles along with news and important information quickly to the masses that extend outside the reach out USA Field Hockey’s Membership database. SOCIAL MEDIA F T I 79,524 44,144 71,599 FOLLOWERS PAIGE POWELL Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 3939

PAIGE POWELL PARTNERS commercial Commercial partners and sponsors play an important role in the success of USA Field Hockey. Their essential funding and support helps the organization deliver on its mission to Grow the Game, Serve and Inspire Membership and Succeed Internationally. USA Field Hockey welcomed several new sponsors in 2022. These included Bank of America and the United States Performance Center (USPC) whose logos will be featured on the U.S. National Team uniforms. Hagan Custom Sports/Be11ieve Field Hockey also signed on as the official sponsor for USA Field Hockey Umpire Apparel. In the events area, Fine Designs and Team IP were presenting sponsors for merchandise, with Next Level Video (NLV) becoming the official video provider for all events. Additionally, USA Field Hockey welcomed Blockstar Field Hockey, DukTIG, Designs Unlimited and Hanker Promotions as new sponsors and suppliers. Renewing and/or upgrading existing or previous sponsorships in 2022 included AAE Sports (Aluminum Athletic Equipment Company), Bag Tags Inc., Harrow, Hocsocx, Longstreth Field Hockey, Positive Coaching Alliance, Promasque, Osaka Hockey and YOLO Sportswear. Companies with sponsorships signed previously and continuing through 2022, included AstroTurf®, Coach Logic, Gatorade® and Next College Student Athlete (NCSA) College Recruiting (Coach Packet/Team Edition). Companies who served the field hockey community and helped make USA Field Hockey’s Events successful through vending and other services included 4U Sports, Aerial Field Hockey, Approach Clothing, Balanced Athletics/Indian Maharaja, Boston Red Sox, Busch Gardens, Bauducco, Dita USA, Girls Gotta Play, Goat USA, HFS/Adidas, Pain and Gain Sports/Vlack, San Diego Padres, Teamzila and Wears Woody. Supplier partners who continue to work with USA Field Hockey, offering discounted products, services and resources, to provide much appreciated budget relief and member benefits included Believe Perform, Cruitcast, DMC Sport, New Start Mobile, SportsEngine and Team Travel Source. Each and every one of these sponsors provided support and resources to USA Field Hockey in 2022. 4040 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

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The USA Field Hockey Foundation is the fundraising arm of the organization and is responsible for managing and growing the endowment, as well as supporting the needs of USA Field Hockey through various grants and fundraising initiatives, which include generating annual revenue and capital campaigns. It is stewarded by a generous group of Trustees who are passionate about ensuring the future of our sport. USA FIELD HOCKEY FOUNDATION FUNDRAISIN foundation Foundation Trustees pledge $20,000 over a four-year period, with a minimum annual gift of $5,000. The trustees work in collaboration with Pam Stuper, Foundation Executive Director, and Amy Crandall, Foundation Events Manager. TRUSTEES Patrick Durbin, Chair (Jan. - June 2022) Pamela & William Rappolt, Chair (July - Dec. 2022) Dr. David & Lisa Higgins, Treasurer Lorraine Lewis, Secretary Pam Hixon Missy Meharg Bob Mullaney Sajjad Rashid Kathy Schiller • U.S. Men's National Team - $5,000 - Supported room and board costs for athletes while in Charlotte, N.C. for their United States Performance Center Performance Assessment. • U.S. Women’s National Team - $6,034 – Purchased replacement modality items to assist with athletes' recovery management while on tour. • Junior U.S. Women's National Team - $30,000 - Alleviated individual athlete costs for 5-Nations Tournament in preparation for the Junior World Cup. GRANTS 4242 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

722 INDIVIDUALS DONATED IN 2022 MARK PALCZEWSKI NG RODRIGO JAMARILLO Donors help ensure longevity for field hockey by contributing to the USA Field Hockey Foundation. Supporters in 2022 helped enrich lives by providing programming which benefited thousands of athletes, coaches, umpires, leaders and families in communities across the country as USA Field Hockey celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the organization. FUNDRAISING This estate gift of 2.6 million dollars made by Grace Robertson in honor of Elisabeth “Shelly” Shellenberger was created to memorialize Shelly’s lifetime of service to the United States Field Hockey Association (USFHA), now recognized as USA Field Hockey. The principal and income of this fund is applied to the needs of the U.S. Women’s National Team, outside the annual budget, and will have an impact on today’s athletes and generations to come. HOW DID DONORS IMPACT USA FIELD HOCKEY AS THE ORGANIZATION CELEBRATED THE CENTENNIAL? "THE SHELLY FUND" ENDOWMENT USA Field Hockey’s donors help provide for annual needs by making gifts to the UN1TED Fund. This enables USA Field Hockey to deliver quality programming and ensures that the organization can provide members the resources they need to be successful. The UN1TED Fund serves as the lifeblood of the organization and is integral in ensuring a balanced budget. ANNUAL GIVING The United States Field Hockey Association (USFHA) was established on January 21, 1922, and USA Field Hockey celebrated its 100th birthday this year. The organization's goal was to raise $100,000 to commemorate this century milestone. All gifts were matched by an anonymous donor, up to $50,000. Donors of $100 or more were included in the inaugural “Century Club.” Thanks to the incredible generosity of the field hockey community, the $50,000 anonymous donor and 3STEP Sports' $100,000 gift to the Foundation Endowment, USA Field Hockey doubled the goal and raised over $205,000 in December during this month-long campaign. “100 FOR 100” FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN 1. Foundation Endowment - 44% 2. UN1TED Fund - 32% 3. U.S. Women's National Team - 10% TOP 3 AREAS OF GIVING IN 2022 Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 4343

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2022 financial report As of December 31, 2022 Y/ 2022 Y/ 2021 CURRENT ASSETS: Cash and cash equivalents 2,544,317 3,307,780 Bequest Receivable - 1,910,775 Grant Receivable 448,000 300,000 Accounts receivable, net 214,139 136,934 Prepaid expenses and other assets 628,260 489,917 Long-term investments 134,595 153,718 Total Current Assets: $3,969,311 $6,299,124 Operating Lease - Right of Use 53,594 - Total Property & Equipment Assets 67,962 106,066 Beneficial Interest 4,469,613 3,075,705 NET ASSETS: Unrestricted (without donor restrictions) 3,117,386 3,983,591 Restricted (with donor restrictions) 2,911,186 2,681,119 Total Net Assets: $6,028,572 $6,664,710 Total Liabilities & Net Assets: $8,506,886 $9,480,895 CURRENT LIABILITIES: Accounts payable 1,303 43,874 Accrued liabilities 304,314 319,627 Deferred revenue 2,172,697 2,452,684 Total Current Liabilities: $2,478,314 $2,816,185 Total Assets: $8,560,480 $9,480,895 4646 Annual Report USA Field Hockey | Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 Annual Report 2022 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265

REVENUE, GAINS & SUPPORT: Registration fees 4,394,030 Rebates 214,938 Membership dues 1,422,145 Sales revenue 128,797 USOPC support 535,000 Donation 410,846 Other fees 601,805 Licensing 60,224 In-kind contributions 686,788 Interest & dividends (576,003) Grants 1,317,635 Other income 67,480 Corporate sponsorship 112,750 Total Revenue, Gains & Support: $9,376,435 EXPENSES: PROGRAM SERVICES: SUPPORTING SERVICES: Olympic & sport develop. 4,293,818 General & administrative 971,369 International teams 3,639,989 Marketing & communication 307,981 Member services 497,579 Fundraising 282,686 Total: $8,431,386 Volunteer 19,151 Total: $1,581,187 Total Expenses: $10,012,573 Change in Net Assets: (636,138) Net Assets, Beginning of Year: 6,664,710 Net Assets, End of Year: $6,028,572 PAIGE POWELL Tele : +(789)-7365-265-253 | Fax : +(364)-9783-634-265 | Annual Report 4747

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