ANNUAL REPORT
2019
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The mission of USA Field Hockey is to Grow the Game, Serve Members and Succeed Internationally. The organization exists to help all those who sha
passion for field hockey and each of those three strands are interrelated. The more who play, umpire and coach the stronger our elite pathways becom
the better the senior, junior, outdoor and indoor international teams perform, the more inspiration is provided to those to embrace our sport.
In 2019, we introduced the American Development Model (ADM) for field hockey. This is the philosophy for how we believe the sport should be deliver
the how, what and when we teach, train and play. We have a massive opportunity to think about the field hockey experience and each of our roles in d
And after much superb academic and real world thinking, led by the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee, there are clearly identified princip
how field hockey can be delivered in an age appropriate and FUN way. It is so important we embrace the ADM, with the challenges facing youth sport,
we get it right we will best position our sport to attract new participants.
The Sheetz National Indoor Tournament (NIT), presented by YOLO Sportswear, continues to expand in strength. Indoor hockey is proving to be both an ex
entry point into the game with many touches for new players, as well as a key part of the field hockey year with winter training to continue athlete develo
In 2019, there were 570 teams who competed in the U-16 and U-19 Girls Sheetz National Indoor Tournament Qualifiers (NITQ), with 288 advancing on
NIT. There were another 312 teams in the U-10 Co-Ed, U-12 Co-Ed and U-14 Girls divisions, and four U-19 Boys and 13 Adult teams who trained and com
in the NIT. Spooky Nook Sports and the Greater Richmond Convention Center continue to be wonderful hosts and a big thank you to the many host lo
for the NITQ.
Outdoor national events such as the Disney Field Hockey Showcase, National Club Championship, presented by Harrow Sports, Summer Bash at the
presented by YOLO Sportswear, and National Hockey Festival, presented by Cranbarry, continue to be great national occasions at different points in th
hockey calendar. Thank you to all the many clubs who commit to these events, the college coaches who recruit and the many coaches, umpires, volu
and workers who work tirelessly to put on valued field hockey experiences. The program of Futures continues to strive as the Olympic Development Pa
starting the foundation for many youth field hockey dreams.
The year 2019 was the inaugural FIH Pro League for the U.S. Women's National Team and I had the privilege of working on the development of the leagu
2016. The FIH Pro League represents an ambition for the sport of achieving larger television audiences to bring greater global awareness of field hock
sport should have a greater profile and through the FIH Pro League this can be realized. It is a big ambition and the commitment of our players and suppo
to travel the world to compete against the very best all aids in our role of growing the global game.
The U.S. Men's National Team competed in India in the FIH Series Finals and topped their pool ahead of Olympic-bound Japan and South Africa.
semifinals, USA was knocked out on a last minute goal at the hands of South Africa. In August, it w
Pan American Games in Lima, Peru that took the spotlight. The USMNT and USWNT both achieved
medals with strong finishes. In the case of the USMNT, it was their first medal in the Pan American
in 24 years, an impressive accomplishment. The USWNT competed in India at the end of the year in
Hockey Olympic Qualifier and despite an incredible comeback, were eliminated from Tokyo 2020 O
Games contention by a single goal.
Domestically, congratulations to the NCAA Champions - University of North Carolina (Division I), West C
University (Division II), Middlebury College (Division III), and to the National Club Champions - WC Eag
14, U-16 and U-19), and to all athletes who experienced the joy of competing in the NCAA tourname
National Club Championship. All, with the exception of West Chester, are repeat champions, a rema
achievement. Another congratualations to all the state association high school state champions.
Thank you to everyone who makes a positive impact in field hockey. By being engaged with USA Field
you are helping provide others with the wonderful values and great joy of our sport.
Simon Hoskins
USA Field Hockey
Executive Director
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BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
4 Chair of Board Bree Gillespie
Vice Chair of Board Chip Rogers
W USA At-Large Directors
HOCKEY Bree Gillespie
LOYEES Independent Directors Chip Rogers
Mark Vittese
9 Coach Representative
ONNTAS L Member Services Representative Catherine Bessant
Dan Friedberg
ALLY. Interim Athlete Representative
Amateur Sports Organization Representative Kathleen Schiller
Richard Hayden
USOPC AAC Athlete Representative Jeanne O'Brien
USPOC AAC Alternate Athlete Representative Jamie Montgomery
Roberta Page
Alex Grassi
Lauren Crandall
NEW STAFF
Events & Club Services Coordinator Brynne Satre
Membership Coordinator Delaney Baxendale
Caroline Nelson-Nichols
U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach
U.S. Women's National Team Assistant Coach Lawrence Amar
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U.S. MEN'S NATIO
January 28 - February 3 3 Nations Tournament (Benalamadena, Spain)
April 19 - 22 USA vs. Korea (Seoul, South Korea)
May 24 - 26 USA vs. Ireland (Dublin, Ireland)
June 6 - 16 FIH Series Finals (Bhubaneswar, India)
July 6 - 9 USA vs. France (Cambrai, France)
July 26 - August 11 Pan American Games (Lima, Peru)
The year 2019 shaped up to be a critical one for the U.S. Men’s National Team in international play.
After back-to-back training camps to open the year, USA participated in their first competition from
January 28 to February 3 at the 3 Nations Tournament in Benalmadena, Spain against No. 24 Wales
and No. 27 Brazil. The red, white and blue played each side twice to finish second in the tournament.
USA’s Pat Harris was also named Player of the Tournament.
Next, the USMNT traveled to Seoul, South Korea for a four-game series against the host nation in April.
A few weeks later, they traveled to Dublin, Ireland for a quick two-game series. The first match marked
the first international caps for Alberto Montilla and Julian Croonenberghs. These test matches were
the last opportunities to prepare for the upcoming FIH Series Finals in Bhubaneswar, India.
Having qualified after claiming first place at the 2018 FIH Hockey Series Open, the USMNT was in
position to secure a spot at an Olympic Qualifying event in India. They claimed a key 2-0 victory over No.
16 South Africa, where USA goalkeeper Jonathan Klages was named Man of the Match. USA followed
with a convincing 9-0 win over Mexico in the second game, where Tyler Sundeen registered his 100th
international cap. A tie against No. 18 Japan secured the top spot for USA in pool play. The squad went
on to place fourth after finishing the tournament with back-to-back losses in the semifinals to South
Africa and bronze medal game to Japan.
After a test series in July against France, the USMNT set their sights on the Pan American Games
in Lima, Peru. After placing second in pool play, USA met Chile in the bronze medal game, winning
2-1 to claim the team’s first medal at the event in 24 years. The match also marked the 150th
international cap for Harris.
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ONAL TEAM
International Cap Achievements
Julian Croonenberghs Alberto Montilla
1st Cap 1st Cap
Tyler Sundeen Pat Harris
100th Cap 150th Cap
2019 U.S. Men's National Team
PAG Kevin Barber | Camarillo, Calif. Jonathan Klages | Berlin, Germany
MEDAL Michael Barminski | Ventura, Calif. Adam Miller | Panama City, Fla.
Tom Barratt | Greensboro, N.C. Alberto Montilla | Allen, Texas
4IRYSETAIRNS Sean Cicchi | Thousand Oaks, Calif. Johnny Orozco | Ventura, Calif.
Christian DeAngelis | Doylestown, Pa. Paul Singh | Simi Valley, Calif.
Ajai Dhadwal | Agoura Hills, Calif. Tyler Sundeen | Simi Valley, Calif.
Mohan Gandhi | Ventura, Calif. Daan Wisselank | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Alex Grassi | Brookeville, Md.
Pat Harris | Moorpark, Calif. Rutger Wiese | USMNT Head Coach
Sean Harris | Moorpark, Calif. Brian Schledorn | USMNT Associate Head Coach
Will Holt | Camarillo, Calif. Hugo Mazzalupi | USMNT Manager
Deegan Huisman | Almere, Netherlands Joseph Houde | USMNT Physiotherapist
Aki Kaeppeler | Stuttgart, Germany Ben Howarth | USMNT Video Technician
Kei Kaeppeler | Stuttgart, Germany
JaJa Kentwell | Spring City, Pa.
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U.S. WOMEN'S NAT
January 26 - 29 USA vs. Chile (Santiago, Chile)
February 2 - June 22 FIH Pro League (Global)
July 26 - August 11 Pan American Games (Lima, Peru)
September 24 - 27 USA vs. Canada (Lancaster, Pa.)
November 1 - 2 FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifier: USA vs. India (Bhubaneswar, India)
The U.S. Women’s National Team took part in several international matches in a highly
anticipated year. To prepare for the inaugural FIH Pro League, the USWNT traveled to
Santiago for a test series against No. 16 Chile in January. USA lost the first match, which
marked the first international caps for Mackenzie Allessie and Linnea Gonzales. The second
match ended in a draw and was the 150th cap for captain Kathleen Sharkey.
Four days later the team began the FIH Pro League against No. 4 Argentina, where regulation
finished in a draw before Las Leonas picked up the bonus point in the shootout. The game
was also the 50th international appearance for Lauren Moyer. The red, white and blue then
hosted No. 1 The Netherlands in their first home game in Winston-Salem, N.C. where Alyssa
Manley earned her 100th international cap. March featured two road games against No. 3
Australia and No. 6 New Zealand (0-0-2) and two home games in Lancaster, Pa. against No.
13 Belgium and No. 2 Great Britain (0-1-1). Goalkeepers Jess Jecko and Kelsey Bing were
named Player of the Match against Australia and Belgium, respectively.
The USWNT then hit the road in April for four games in Europe where they faced Belgium,
Great Britain and The Netherlands once again, as well as No. 5 Germany (0-1-3). Against
The Netherlands, Ashley Hoffman earned her 50th international cap. USA returned home
in May for a three-game homestead in Lancaster as they hosted Argentina, Australia and
No. 11 China (1-0-2). Erin Matson earned her 50th international cap against Australia
while Bing picked up her second Player of the Match honor in the team’s first win of the
FIH Pro League against China. The USWNT concluded their FIH Pro League campaign with
three games in June as they faced China, Germany and New Zealand (0-0-3). Kelly Marks
appeared in her first international match in USA’s final road game in Changzhou, China.
One month after the conclusion of the FIH Pro League, the USWNT shifted gears to the
Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. After finishing first in their pool, USA pushed into the
semifinals after a convincing win over No. 63 Cuba. A loss to No. 18 Canada dropped USA
into the bronze medal match against No. 15 Chile, where the red, white and blue held off
the opposition to claim the medal. The match also marked the 50th international cap for
Anna Dessoye and Julia Young.
A series against Canada followed in September in Lancaster, where Virginia Bramley earned
her first international cap. This helped the team prepare for the FIH Hockey Olympic
Qualifier against No. 9 India, which was USA’s last chance to claim a spot at the Tokyo 2020
Olympic Games. India defeated USA, 5-1, in the first match in front of the home crowd.
The red, white and blue countered in the second game, winning 4-1, but ultimately lost the
series by one goal in goal aggregate.
In December, Caitlin Van Sickle International Cap Achievements
retired from the USWNT after
competing in 148 international
matches for Team USA.
Mackenzie Allessie Virginia Bramley Linnea Gonzales Kelly Marks Anna
1st Cap 1st Cap 1st Cap 1st Cap 50
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ATIONAL TEAM
2019 Pan American Games (Lima, Peru) Bronze Medal
2019 U.S. Women's National Team
Mackenzie Allessie | Mount Joy, Pa. Laura Hurff | Newark, Del. Caitlin Van Sickle | Wilmington, Del.
Mary Beth Barham | Fairfax, Va. Jess Jecko | Sauquoit, N.Y. Taylor West | Princess Anne, Md.
Kelsey Bing | Houston, Texas Amanda Magadan | Randolph, N.J. Nicole Woods | Beverly, Mass.
Virginia Bramley | Elizabethtown, Pa. Alyssa Manley | Lititz, Pa. Julia Young | Yorktown, Pa.
Catherine Caro | Martinsville, N.J. Kelly Marks | Elverson, Pa.
Anna Dessoye | Mountaintop, Pa. Erin Matson | Chadds Ford, Pa. Janneke Schopman | USWNT Head Coach
Ali Froede | Burke, Va. Lauren Moyer | York, Pa. Larry Amar | USWNT Assistant Coach
Jill Funk | Lancaster, Pa. Margaux Paolino | Villanova, Pa. Christa Miller | USWNT Manager
Linnea Gonzales | Bel Air, Md. Alyssa Parker | Woodbine, Md. Maren Langford | USWNT Stand-in Manager
Danielle Grega | Kingston, Pa. Kealsie Robles | Yorktown, Va. Dave Williamson | USWNT Goalkeeping Coach
Alexandra Hammel | Duxbury, Mass. Kathleen Sharkey | Moosic, Pa. Nick Shedd | USWNT Strength & Conditioning Coach
Ashley Hoffman | Mohnton, Pa. Casey Umstead | Green Lane, Pa. Yuko Kimura | USWNT Medical Manager
a Dessoye Ashley Hoffman Erin Matson Lauren Moyer Julia Young Alyssa Manley Kathleen Sharkey
0th Cap 50th Cap 50th Cap 50th Cap 50th Cap 100th Cap 150th Cap
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JUNIOR U.S. MEN'S
March 9 -16 USA vs. Chile (Santiago, Chile)
May 23 - 27 California Cup (Moorpark, Calif.)
July 2 - 10 Netherlands Tour
October 12 - 14 Talent Identification and Training Camp
(Greenwich, Conn.)
November 24 - 28 USA vs. Canada (Moorpark, Calif.)
The Junior U.S. Men’s National Teams began their calendar year in
March with a test series in Santiago, Chile that featured the U-16
and U-20 squads. Both teams showed strong growth as the U-16
USMNT lost all four matches, while the U-20 USMNT came away with
three victories and one tie. After participating in the highly coveted
California Cup in May, the Junior USMNT held training camps from
July 17 to 22, with the U-18 and U-20 squads in Durham, N.H. and
the U-16 team in Moorpark, Calif. Another training camp followed
for the Junior USMNT in August.
In October, the Talent Identification and Training Camp took place
in Greenwich, Conn. before the year rounded out in November with
another training camp and test series against Canada in Moorpark.
A combined eight friendly matches were played from November 24
to 28 as USA fielded squads each day based off performance in the
U-16, U-18 and U-21 divisions.
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S NATIONAL TEAMS
2019 U.S. U-16 Men's National Training Squad
Nicolas Arias | Doral, Fla. Mees Kloen | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Mateo Barletti | Pembroke Pines, Fla. Lucas Mous | Weston, Fla.
Zane Boler | Lewisberry, Pa. Shiven Patel | Los Altos, Calif.
Sekayi Charasika | Louisville, Ky. Toby Peck | Dowingtown, Pa.
Luca Civetta | Key Biscayne, Fla. Jasper Pouw | Santa Rose Valley, Calif.
Angad Dhami | Sunnyvale, Calif. Amaan Rashid | Charlotte, N.C.
Nicolas Diaz | Key Biscayne, Fla. Pablo Rubio Lucia | Ridgefield, Conn.
Mehtab Grewal | Somis, Calif. Harshaan Sidhu | San Jose, Calif.
Jack Hawley | Ventura, Calif. Ronan Stevenson-Swadling | Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Ishaq Inayat | Princeton, N.J. Benjamin Theising | Fillmore, Calif.
Gary Johal | Phoenix, Ariz. Jack Weitzman | Fulton, Md.
Tyler Kim | Fredericksburg, Va. Mason Wong | Alamo, Calif.
Colin Kirkpatrick | Annville, Pa.
2019 U.S. U-18 Men's National Training Squad
Leo Baumgardner | Thousand Oaks, Calif. Tomas Scally | Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Gavin Chung | Glen Ridge, N.J. Agam Sidhu | Fremont, Calif.
Corey Dykema | Newport News, Va. Amar Singh | Santa Clara, Calif.
Brett Eisner | Lafayette, Calif. Danish Singh | Phoenix, Ariz.
Lucas Frejenal | Indianapolis, Ind. Gursajan Singh | Los Altos Hills, Calif.
Wyatt Katz | Santa Rose Valley, Calif. Ethan Skeete | Arlington, Va.
Keit Maloney | Pennington, N.J. Russell Smith | Camarillo, Calif.
Namit Mangat | Glendale, Ariz. Isaac Wood | Manlius, N.Y.
Noah Reynolds | Moorpark, Calif.
2019 U.S. U-21 Men's National Training Squad
Payton Breslow | Moorpark, Calif. Tymen Kloen | Amsterdam, Netherlands
Shomik Chakraborty | Washington, D.C. David Kristof | Darien, Conn.
Julian Croonenberghs | Tervuren, Belgium Michael Mendoza | Monument, Colo.
Alex Curtis | London, United Kingdom Jatin Sharma | South San Francisco, Calif.
Gerald Cutone | Reading, Mass. Puneet Singh | San Jose, Calif.
Christian DeAngelis | Doylestown, Pa. Dean Schiller | Alexandria, Va.
Jack Gallucci | Trumbull, Conn. Phil Schofield | Moorpark, Calif.
Phile Govaert | Rye, N.Y. Cameron Spach | Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Zaid Hassan | Santa Clara, Calif. Damien Tarala | Hong Kong, China
Liam Hawley | Ventura, Calif. Eric Velge | Brussels, Belgium
Colin Hennessy | Marlborough, Mass. Maxwell Walshaw | Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Wander Hommes | Westlake Village, Calif. Spencher Walshaw | Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Junior U.S. Men's National Teams Coaches
Rutger Wiese Brian Schledorn
Shannon Taylor Jon O'Haire
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JUNIOR U.S. WOMEN
April 13 - 22 Netherlands Tour (Development)
(Haarlem, The Netherlands)
April 14 - 22 Germany Tour (U-16) (Cologne, Germany)
April 14 - 22 Germany Tour (Rise) (Dusseldorf, Germany)
April 17 - 24 3 Nations Invitational (U-21) (Monchengladbach, Germany)
Building on the success of previous years, 2019 proved to be another one of
growth for the Junior U.S. Women’s National Teams. Selected from the 2018
Citi National Futures Championship, presented by Harrow Sports, and Young
Women’s National Championship, all four teams participated in multiple
training camps prior to gaining valuable international experience in mainland
Europe.
The U.S. U-17, U-19 and U-21 Women’s National Teams all competed on
German soil in April with ten games being played across seven days and in
three different cities. The U-17 USWNT showed excellent growth during their
three days of competition in Cologne. After a 0-5 loss to Germany to open
the tour, they followed up with an excellent performance and a narrow 3-4
loss to their host before playing Belgium to a 1-1 tie in their final game.
The U-19 USWNT played in nearby Dusseldorf and also had two games
against Germany and one against Belgium. They go their tour up and running
with a 1-4 loss to Germany and took the lessons learned from game one
into their remaining matches. A 1-1 tie with Belgium followed before they
defeated Germany 4-3 to finish on a high note.
The U-21 USWNT headed to the home of the German Hockey Federation,
Monchengladbach. A tough opening encounter against the host nation saw
them end up on the wrong end of a 1-6 score line. However, a pair of solid
performances against the Great Britain Elite Development Program ended
0-1 before they finished their tour with a 1-1 tie against Germany.
The U.S. Women’s National Development Team faced three opponents across
four games in The Netherlands, a tour which also presented the opportunity
to watch the U.S. Women’s National Team's FIH Pro League game against
the Dutch in Rotterdam. Two strong wins against the then No. 18 in the FIH
World Rankings, Scotland's Women’s National Team, 4-2 and 2-1, set the
tone for the week. A shootout win against Belgium's U-21 Team after a 1-1
tie followed before the toughest test, a match against Stichtsche Cricket en
Hockeyclub featuring several senior international players. A 1-5 loss did not
do justice to the quality of the performance against the Dutch Hoofdklasse side.
Following the completion of the 2019 program, USA Field Hockey announced
the realignment of the Junior U.S. Women's National Team age groups to
enhance the development of future Team USA Olympians. Heading into the
2020 program the four teams are:
• U.S. U-16 Women’s National Team
• U.S. Rise Women’s National Team (O-16 and attending high school)
• U.S. U-21 Women’s National Team (U-21 and attending college)
• U.S. Women’s National Development Team
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N'S NATIONAL TEAMS
2019 U.S. U-17 Women's National Team
Sarah Beers | Fleetwood, Pa. Annika Herbine | Macungie, Pa. Sarah Stone | San Diego, Calif.
Hallie Brost | Richmond, Va. Lauren Hunter | Elizabethtown, Pa. Abigail Tamer | Whitmore Lake, Mich.
Emily Bullard | Doylestown, Pa. Hannah Maxwell | Forty Fort, Pa. Claudia Thomas | Louisville, Ky.
Zoe Campisi | Virginia Beach, Va. Caylie McMahon | Stow, Mass. Maddie Vicars | Midlothian, Va.
Jordan Carr | Point Pleasant, N.J. Sofia Pendolino | Hummelstown, Pa. Lauren Wadas | Annville, Pa.
Anna Castaldo | Endicott, N.Y. Alana Richardson | Boxford, Maine Ella Wareham | Elm Grove, Wisc.
Regan Cornelius | New Albany, Ohio Hope Rose | Dauphin, Pa. Makenna Webster | St. Louis, Mo.
Mia Duchars | Saint Louis, Mo. Ashley Sessa | Schwenksville, Pa. Alexandra Wesneski | Forty Fort, Pa.
Kelsey Felix | Hallam, Pa. Annabel Skubisz | Houston Texas Elizabeth Yeager | Rye, N.Y.
Lee Ann Gordon | Louisville, Ky. Macy Szukics | Malvern, Pa.
Ryleigh Heck | Berlin, N.J. Kelly Smith | Dowingtown, Pa.
Coaches: Katie Bam (Head Coach), Mark Egner & Allan Law (Assistant Coaches)
2019 U.S. U-19 Women's National Team
Gabrielle Barraco | Allentown, Pa. Riley Donnelly | Doylestown, Pa. Samantha Popper | Blue Bell, Pa.
Kayla Blas | Pendleton, N.Y. Peyton Halsey | Reading, Pa. Hatley Post | Houston, Texas
Leanne Bough | Whitney Point, N.Y. Mary Harkins | Kimberton, Pa. Megan Reese | Center Valley, Pa.
Isabella Bressler | Leesport, Pa. Adele Iacobucci | Malvern, Pa. Kelsey Reznick | Drums, Pa.
Megan Connors | San Diego, Calif. Madison Kahn | Ocean City, N.J. Kathryn Schneider | San Diego, Calif.
Leah Crouse | Virginia Beach, Va. Margot Lawn | Pasadena, Md. Sofia Southam | Ann Arbor, Mich.
Samantha Davidson | North Andover, Mass. Hannah Miller | Malvern, Pa. Josie Varney | Smithfield, Maine
Charlotte De Vries | Wayne, Pa. Maddie Orobono | Macungie, Pa. M. Grace Wallis | Blue Bell, Pa.
Emma Deberdine | Millersville, Pa. Kathryn Peterson | San Diego, Calif. Paityn Wirth | Thompsontown, Pa.
Lindsay Dickinson | Glen Mills, Pa. Abby Pitcairn | Ohara, Pa.
Coaches: Ole Keusgen (Head Coach), Ralph Boersma & Tamara Durante (Assistant Coaches)
2019 U.S. U-21 Women's National Team
Carter Ayars | Wilmington, Del. Lauren Hausheer | West Windsor, N.J. Cassie Sumfest | Lewisburg, Pa.
Maddie Bacskai | Berwyn, Pa. Erin Huffman | Annville, Pa. Julianna Tornetta | Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
Brooke Deberdine | Millersville, Pa. Abby Myers | Hartland, Mich. Christie Van de Kamp | Midlothian, Va.
Jessica Dembrowski | Palmyra, Pa. Marykate Neff | Villanova, Pa. Jillian Wolgemuth | Mount Joy, Pa.
Lacey Frazier | Indian Land, S.C. Halle O'Neill | Hummelstown, Pa. Corinne Zanolli | Newtown Square, Pa.
Greer Gill | Virginia Beach, Va. Rachel Robinson | Mount Joy, Pa. Madeline Zimmer | Hershey, Pa.
Gianna Glatz | Medford, N.J. Megan Rodgers | San Diego, Calif. Brynn Zorilla | Vista, Calif.
Fusine Govaert | Rye, N.Y. Elizabeth Ryan | Hoosick Falls, N.Y.
Kyler Greenwalt | Gambrills, Md. Meghan Schneider | San Diego, Calif.
Coaches: Jarred Martin (Head Coach), Martu Loncarica & Tracey Paul (Assistant Coaches)
2019 U.S. Women's National Development Squad
Kendall Ballard | Charlottesville, Va. Karlie Heistand | Hamburg, Pa. Erin McCrudden | Yortktown Heights, N.Y.
Taylor Blood | Hampton Falls, N.H. Alexa Hoover | Collegeville, Pa. Mikayla Michals| Needham, Mass.
Virginia Bramley | Elizabethtown, Pa. Nina Klein | Topton, Pa. Megan Miller | Palmyra, Pa.
Kelsey Briddell | Wilton, N.Y. Natalie Konerth | Huntingtown, Md. Sabrina Rhodes | Middletown, Del.
Katrina Carter | Berkeley, Calif. Kelee Lepage | Honeybrook, Pa. Jenny Rizzo | Hershey, Pa.
Marissa Cicione |Havertown, Pa. Carrera Lucas | Brooklandville, Md. Erin Shanahan | Pasadena, Md.
Cori Conley | Oak Park, Ill. Madison Maguire | Rumson, N.J. Taylor Stone | Herndon, Va.
Taylor Dempsey | San Martin, Calif. Kelly Marks | Elverson, Pa. Sophia Tornetta | Plymouth Meeting, Pa.
Alexandra Hammel | Duxbury, Mass. Emily McCoy | Lititz, Pa. Katie Walsh | Louisiville, Ky.
Coaches: Marc Hardy (Head Coach), Mark Atherton & Roz Ellis (Assistant Coaches) 13
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U.S. MASTERS NATI
February 14-17 World Masters Hockey Indoor World Cup
Men O-40 & O-50, Women O-40 (Hong Kong)
June 19-28 Grand Masters Hockey European Trophy
Men O-60, Women O-60 (Antwerp, Belgium)
August 8-17 European Cup
Men O-50 (Krefeld, Germany)
Continuing where they left off, the U.S. Masters National Teams took
part in three major international tournaments in 2019. To start, USA
sent three teams to Hong Kong to play in the World Masters Hockey
(WMH) Indoor World Cup in the O-40 and O-50 men’s divisions
and O-40 women’s division. The men’s O-40 team went 2-2-2 in
the tournament, where they finished in sixth. Meanwhile, the O-50
men's team posted a 1-0-4 record and also finished sixth and the
O-40 women’s squad ended with a 1-1-2 record and placed fourth.
In June, USA sent men’s and women’s O-60 teams to the Grand
Masters Hockey European Trophy in Antwerp, Belgium. The men’s
side posted a 0-1-2 record in pool play which ultimately placed them
in the 5th/6th place game against Sixtiberians (Spain), where they
lost in a close shootout. The women’s O-60 squad finished at the top
of their pool with a 1-2-0 record, which set them up for a first place
showdown against Alliance, a mix of nationalities. A 3-0 victory for
USA gave the U.S. Women’s Masters Team its first-ever gold medal.
In August, the U.S. Men’s Masters Team competed in the O-50 age
division at the WMH European Masters Championship. Featuring
ten different nations, USA finished 0-0-4.
2019 Grand Masters Hockey European Trophy (Antwerp, Belgium)
U.S. O-60 Women's Masters Team First Place
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IONAL TEAMS
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U.S. WOMEN'S NATIO
January 4-6 Croatia Cup (Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia)
After making their very first appearance in the women’s
FIH Indoor Hockey World Cup in 2018, the U.S. Women’s
National Indoor Team had one international competition
in 2019 and performed in impressive fashion. Just a few
days into the new year, the Indoor USWNT sent its senior
and U-21 squads to Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia to play in the
Croatia Cup. Prior to the tournament getting underway,
both USA teams played in friendly matches against the
host nation before the USA sides faced each other in the
opening match. The Senior Indoor USWNT prevailed over
their younger counterparts and posted an additional win
over Croatia’s U-21 team later in the day. The U-21 Indoor
USWNT picked up a win of their own in their second
match when they defeated Hungary. Both squads added
two more wins each on the second day of the tournament
to put themselves in good position to finish at the top of
the standings. The U-21 Indoor USWNT picked up a pair
of victories on the final day over Croatia’s U-21 team and
Slovakia to finish second overall with a 5-0-1 record. The
Senior Indoor USWNT defeated Hungary and Croatia on
the last day to finish 6-0-0 and claim the Croatia Cup title.
Indoor USWNT athlete Corinne Zanolli received both the
Best Player of the Tournament Award and Top Goal Scorer
Award for the tournament.
2019 Croatia Cup (Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia)
U.S. Women's National Indoor Team First Place
16 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | USA FIELD HOCKEY
ONAL INDOOR TEAMS
2019 Junior U.S. Women's National Indoor Team
Olivia Bent-Cole | Ventnor, N.J. Alaina McVeigh | Lansdale, Pa.
Julia Bressler | Leesport, Pa. Daniela Mendez-Trend | Reistertown, Md.
Abigail Burnett | Zionsville, Pa. Caroline Nemec | Darien, Conn.
Kennedy Cligett | Warrington, Pa. Madison Orsi | Downingtown, Pa.
Logan Clouser | Bethlehem, Pa. Abigail Taylor | Cary, N.C.
Natalie Freeman | Ellicott City, Md. Maya Walker | Greenwich, Conn.
Mia Garber | Lyndell, Pa. Melea Weber | Macungie, Pa.
Emily Graeff | Phoenixville, Pa. Gia Whalen | Paoli, Pa.
Margaret Jancerak | Denville, N.J.
Paige Kieft | Newtown, Pa. Sarah Dawson | Junior Indoor USWNT Coach
Maggie Kondrath | Dowingtown, Pa. Ahmed Elmaghraby | Junior Indoor USWNT Coach
Morgan McMenamin | Lafayette Hill, Pa. Ralph Goodwin | Junior Indoor USWNT Coach
2019 U.S. Women's National Development Indoor Team
Shelby Bumgarner | Pasadena, Md. Megan Maransky | Blue Bell, Pa.
Lora Clarke | Shaker Heights, Ohio Josephine Paide | Schwenksville, Pa.
Colleen Conway | Franklin Lakes, N.J. Meghan Plank | Glen Mills, Pa.
Lauren Delgado | East Earl, Pa. Gery Schnarrs | Camp Hill, Pa.
Pyper Friedman | Phoenix, Md. Esha Shah | Ellicott City, Md.
Ryleigh Heck | Berlin, N.J. Kelly Smith | Downingtown, Pa.
Meghen Hengerer | Bedminster, N.J. Macy Szukics | Malvern, Pa.
Annika Herbine | Macungie, Pa. Lauren Wadas | Annville, Pa.
Skye Joegriner | Gaithersburg, Md.
Ella Kaufman | Queenstown, Md. Katie Gerzabek | Indoor Development USWNT Coach
Julianne Kopec | West Long, N.J. Lunda Comiskey | Indoor Development USWNT Coach
Mia Leonhardt | Media, Pa.
2019 U.S. Women's National Indoor Team
Kelsey Briddell | Wilton, N.Y. Kasey Tapman | Pasadena, Md.
Ali Campbell | Lancaster, Pa. Carissa Vittese | Cherry Hill, N.J.
Samantha Carlino | Kennett Square, Pa. Michelle Vittese | Cherry Hill, N.J.
Sierra Espeland | Fredericksburg, Va. Paityn Wirth | Thompsontown, Pa.
Noelle Frost | Glenwood, Md. Rayne Wright | Bethlehem, Pa.
Allyson Fuller | Philadelphia, Pa. Elizabeth Yeager | Rye, N.Y.
Melissa Gonzalez | Mohegan Lake, N.Y. Corinne Zanolli | Newtown Square, Pa.
Kellie Joyce | South Pomfret, Vt.
Kelly Marks | Huntington, N.Y. Jun Kentwell | Indoor USWNT Head Coach
Anarose McDonough | Kennett Square, Pa. Brett Clay | Indoor USWNT Assistant Coach
Hannah Prince | Gorham, Maine Richard Kentwell | Indoor USWNT Manager
Hope Rose | Dauphin, Pa. Aaron Finer | Indoor USWNT Athletic Trainer
Ashley Sessa | Schwenksville, Pa.
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 17
MEMBERSHIP
In 2019, USA Field Hockey saw a slight decrease in with the American Development Model (ADM). The
membership, coming in with a 0.70 percent drop after Discover Field Hockey, Play and Learn Field Hockey and
increasing the membership prices for the first-time since Stick2Sports Clinics were all introduced in 2019, leading
2010. However, there was a huge increase in Collegiate to 371 brand new members. Club Memberships also
Memberships, which rose by 62 percent, as well as the saw an increase of 9 percent, with clubs popping up in
Local Athlete Memberships, which saw a 51 percent new areas such as Nevada and Indiana. Although there
increase, and Local Coach Memberships, which saw a was a decrease in overall membership, the introduction
185 percent increase. The growth in the Club Support of State Chapters beginning with California, Michigan
Program’s Local Athlete and Local Coach Memberships and Kentucky is an effort to sustain and grow the sport
can be attributed to new programs created to align in 2020 and beyond.
4,499 15,546 714 2,164 902
U-12 Memberships U-19 Memberships Adult Memberships Coach Memberships Collegiate
Memberships
811 654 1,540 3,400
111
Umpire Lifetime Temporary Local Athlete
Memberships Memberships Memberships Memberships Local Coach
Memberships
Members by Type
30,340 TYPE JAN. 1, 2019 - % CHANGE
DEC. 31, 2019 CURRENT/PR
MEMBERS U-12 Membership
U-19 Membership 4,498 -1%
*INCLUDING TEMPORARY MEMBERS Adult Membership 15,546 -3%
Coach Membership -13%
INCREASE IN Collegiate Membership 714 -2%
COLLEGIATE Umpire Membership 2,164 62%
MEMBERSHIPS Lifetime Membership 902 -4%
Temporary Membership 811 2%
62% Local Athlete Membership 654 -27%
Local Coach Membership 1,540 51%
3,400 185%
Totals 111 0.7%
30,340
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2,909 4,216
REGION 4 REGION 3
2,720 6,197 2,855
REGION 11 REGION 5 REGION 6
1,941 1,710 4,044
REGION 10 REGION 9 REGION 7
3,549 199
REGION 8 NONE
SPECIFIED
Members by Region
E JAN. 1, 2018 - REGION JAN. 1, 2019 - % CHANGE JAN. 1, 2018 -
RIOR DEC. 31, 2018 DEC. 31, 2019 CURRENT/PRIOR DEC. 31, 2018
Region 3 - Northeast
4,564 Region 4 - New York 4,216 4% 4,067
16,092 Region 5 - Pennsylvania 2,909 4% 2,796
Region 6 - New Jersey 6,197 -6% 6,555
816 Region 7 - Chesapeake 2,855 11% 2,562
2,218 4,044 9% 3,710
556 Region 8 - South 3,549 8% 3,274
846 Region 9 - Great Lakes 1,710 -4% 1,776
641 1,941 -10% 2,167
2,099 Region 10 - Central 2,720 -9% 3,002
2,259 Region 11 - West 199 -10% 221
None Specified 30,340 0.70% 30,130
39 Totals
30,130
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 19
PATHWAY & FUTUR
Since its establishment in 1990, Futures has been the start of many athletes’ centered curriculum. Futures is the start of the U.S.
Olympic Journeys. In 2019, 4,412 of the top middle and high school athletes who and nearly all U.S. Women’s National Team athlete
aspire to play at an elite level participated in the program of Futures. Futures has also become one of the premier colleg
the United States.
In 2019, USA Field Hockey’s Futures was an elite training experience for athletes
that consisted of 21 hours of training with a top group of coaches and an athlete
Regional Futures Tournaments Regional Training Camps
May 4-5, 11-12, 18-19 | Various Locations June 8-9, 15-16 | Various Locations
The Regional Futures Tournaments (RFT), Regional Training Camps, presented by Harrow
presented by Harrow Sports, encompassed Sports, were offered for the fifth year in a row to
all of USA Field Hockey’s nine regions. These provide each selected U-16 and U-19 regional team
tournaments included approximately 2,300 the opportunity to train together in preparation
athletes from the program of Futures in 2019. The for the National Futures Championship. The camp
tournaments took place after the seven sessions consisted of 16 to 20 hours of training over a
and gave athletes the opportunity to showcase two-day weekend. The head coaches prepared
their skills in a tournament environment. The sessions that included skills training, classroom
RFT is the selection tournament for the regional and video review, along with team bonding
team structure for the U-16 and U-19 age groups. opportunities.
From there, individuals were selected to compete
along with other athletes in their region at the
National Futures Championship (NFC), presented
by Harrow Sports. The U-14 athletes selected to
participate at the NFC competed in mixed region
teams.
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URES 4,412 684
FUTURES
. Olympic Development Pathway PARTICIPANTS ATHLETES
tes participated in the program. SELECTED
giate recruiting opportunities in TO NFC
Young Women's National Futures Championship
National Championship
June 20-28 | Lancaster, Pa.
June 14-18 | Lancaster, Pa.
The National Futures Championship (NFC),
The Young Women’s National Championship presented by Harrow Sports, continues to be
(YWNC) is a high-level, international structured the premier championship event for USA Field
competition. The U.S. U-19 Women’s National Hockey's Futures and the Olympic Development
Team competed as one of the eight team in the Pathway. Approximately 15 percent of the 4,412
tournmanet. The remaining seven teams included athletes from the RFT were selected to the NFC.
121 athletes that were selected from their Regional teams competed in the U-16 and U-19
Regional High Performance Centers. The YWNC age groups at the NFC, while the U-14 age group
also serves an important role in the U.S. Women's continued to compete as mixed region teams. The
Olympic Development Pathway with selection to Stars and Stripes Elite games culminated the event
the U.S. U-21 Women's National Team and U.S. for each age division, which is an all-star game
Women's National Development Team Camps. format and first selection opportunity. Additional
selection opportunities included Junior National
Camp and AAU Junior Olympic Games.
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REGIONAL & NATI
In 2019, USA Field Hockey’s Events provided regional National Indoor Tournament Qualifiers
and national playing opportunities for athletes and
clubs across the country. Clubs and teams participated December 15 - January 27 | Various Locations
in programs such as the Sheetz National Indoor
Tournament (NIT), presented by YOLO Sportswear, From the middle of December to the end of January, 36 Sheetz
and National Hockey Festival, presented by CranBarry, National Indoor Tournament Qualifiers, presented by YOLO
and field hockey once again returned to the ESPN Sportswear, took place across the nation with 570 teams in the U-16
Wide World of Sports complex for the Disney Field and U-19 Girls divisions vying for a spot at the Sheetz National Indoor
Hockey Showcase. Tournament, presented by YOLO Sportswear.
The NIT set attendance records, serving as a winter Participating Teams: 570
proving ground for more than 500 teams. Meanwhile, • U-16 Girls: 300
developmental programs such as the Summer Bash at • U-19 Girls: 270
the Beach, presented by YOLO Sportswear, in Virginia
Beach, Va., continued to help foster a love of the Locations: Collegeville, Pa., Downingtown, Pa., Ellicott City, Md.,
game and offer fun-filled playing environments for Feasterville, Pa., Libertyville, Ill., Lock Haven, Pa., Louisville, Ky.,
U-10 Co-Ed, U-12 Co-Ed and U-14 Girls athletes. Maheim, Pa., Northampton, Mass., Spring City, Pa., Virginia Beach,
Va., York, Pa.
As USA Field Hockey’s Events continue to grow
and expand, playing opportunities for field hockey Regional Club Championships
players, both young and old, expand with them. USA
Field Hockey is excited about the progress the events March 30 - June 16 | Various Locations
portfolio has made in recent years to help grow the
game and look forward to working with all of the The Regional Club Championships (RCC), presented by Harrow Sports,
participants to create and sustain lifelong love and brought together elite field hockey talent from across the country.
participation. Each weekend, from March to June, teams competed in high-quality
matches and gave more than 182 total teams a chance to prove
1,781 themselves against top-tier talent. At the conclusion of the events, 16
TEAMS teams in the U-14, U-16 and U-19 Girls divisions punched their tickets
PARTICIPATED to the National Club Championship, presented by Harrow Sports.
IN 2019 Participating Teams: 182
EVENTS
• U-14 Girls: 51 • U-16 Girls: 64 • U-19 Girls: 67
Locations: Chula Vista, Calif., Elkridge, Md., Epping, N.H., Greenwich,
Conn. Maheim, Pa., Maryland Heights, Mo., Milford, Del., Pottstown,
Pa., Virginia Beach, Va., Princeton, N.J.
Summer Bash at the Beach
July 19-21 | Virginia Beach, Va.
In its fifth year, the Summer Bash at the Beach, presented by YOLO
Sportswear, was once again a successful event. Although there were
less teams than the previous year, it remains an opportunity for
regional youth play, as well as athlete, coach and umpire development.
The goal of the Summer Bash Series events is to provide additional
regional opportunities to develop the game in one’s backyard.
Participating Teams: 58
• U-10 Co-Ed: 6
• U-12 Co-Ed: 24
• U-14 Girls: 28
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IONAL EVENTS
Disney Field Hockey Showcase National Indoor Tournament
February 1-3 | Kissimee, Fla. February 15 - March 3 | Lancaster, Pa. & Richmond, Va.
The Disney Field Hockey Showcase was a rousing success, making Already one of the largest combined indoor field hockey tournaments
for a magical weekend for the 158 teams in attendance. The event in the world, USA Field Hockey saw increased participation yet
consisted of U-12 Co-Ed, U-14 Girls, U-16 Girls and U-19 Girls again in 2019. This year’s three weekend Sheetz National Indoor
age groups and brought with it the return of Disney’s infamous Tournament, presented by YOLO Sportswear, provided high-level of
tournament play format, crowning an overall champion in each play for the all divisions and growth especially for the youth divisions.
age division. For the U-16 and U-19 divisions, the tournament also
provided an avenue for exposure and recruitment, letting athletes Participating Teams: 617 • U-14 Girls: 204
demonstrate their skills in front of dozens of college coaches. • Adult Men: 6 • U-16 Girls: 144
• Adult Women: 7 • U-19 Boys: 4
Participating Teams: 158 • U-16 Girls: 48 • U-10 Co-Ed: 24 • U-19 Girls: 144
• U-12 Co-Ed: 16 • U-19 Girls: 48 • U-12 Co-Ed: 84
• U-14 7v7 Girls: 23
• U-14 11v11 Girls: 23 Colleges in Attendance: 109 (U-16), 75 (U-19)
National Club Championship
July 8-16 | Lancaster, Pa.
The National Club Championship, presented by Harrow Sports,
brought together the best club teams in the United States in 2019.
A total of 48 teams across the U-14, U-16 and U-19 Girls divisions
played over nine straight days, crowning the National Club Champion
for all three age groups.
Participating Teams: 16 per age division
Colleges in Attendance: 22 (U-14), 75 (U-16), 52 (U-19)
Results:
• U-14 Champion: WC Eagles
• U-16 Champion: WC Eagles
• U-19 Champion: WC Eagles
National Hockey Festival
November 28-30 | Palm Beach County, Fla.
The 39th annual National Hockey Festival, presented by CranBarry,
was once again one of the largest outdoor field hockey events in
the world, with the mission of providing a premier opportunity for
athletes to showcase their talents in front of college coaches. This
year, Festival was pleased to host the U.S. Women’s Masters Team
and accommodate practices and games. It also saw an increase in
boys programming which included round-robin play and clinics.
Participating Teams: 148 • U-14 11v11 Girls: 12
• Adult Women: 6 • U-16 Girls: 52
• U-12 Co-Ed: 13 • U-19 Girls: 43
• U-14 7v7 Girls: 22
Colleges in Attendance: 117
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COACH EDUCATIO
USA Field Hockey's Coach Education and Learning Program (CEP) continued to focus on educating coaches of all levels and on the long-
term Coach Development Pathway. Led by USA Field Hockey's Director of Coach Education and Learning Craig Parnham, Senior Manager
of Coach Education and Learning Liz Tchou and Senior Manager of Coaching and Performance Phil Edwards, the programs provide coaches
across the nation with an expanding portfolio of offerings, tools and resources for professional development so that coaches of all levels
can be equipped with the most current, effective and engaging ways to teach athletes.
Level 1 Instructional Coaching Clinics Workshop S
The Level 1 Instructional Coaching Clinics cover a range of topics essential for coaching success and Based on positive
emphasize a positive, athlete-centered learning approach to development. USA Field Hockey held 17 started in 2017 to
Level 1 Instructional Coaching Clinics in 2019, training a total of 272 coaches. 1 and Level 2 Inst
delivered in 2019
Level 2 Instructional Coaching Clinics
• Technical Ski
The Level 2 Instructional Coaching Clinics focus on the application of learner-centered teaching. These
blended clinics combine classroom-based theory sessions and on-field practical coaching. Coaches • Goalkeeping
work in groups to share best practices and receive peer feedback in a comfortable and encouraging
environment. USA Field Hockey held 10 Level 2 Instructional Coaching Clinics in 2019 and trained 124 • Goal Scoring
coaches from across the country.
Coach Educator Program
Coach Educators are critical to the delivery
positive environment for athletes.
A Coach Educator training was held in Moor
equipped to deliver Coach Education Work
Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Coach Development & Mentorship
USA Field Hockey continues to offer Coach Development and Mentorship to coaches at the National Futures Championship, Youn
National Championship, AAU Junior Olympic Games and Junior High Performance trainings. These include observation and feedback o
and in-game coaching.
Futures, USA Field Hockey’s Olympic Development Pathway program, employs hundreds of coaches and develops thousands of youth bo
The CEP focused on enhancing the game-based curriculum and support for futures coaches to ensure a positive, inspiring and uniform en
FIH Level 3 Coach Education Course
FIH’s Mike Joyce and Parnham led a Level 3 International Hockey Federation (FIH) course in Lima, Peru, in conjunction with the Pan Ameri
Attendees from the United States included Ralph Boersman, Kelly Doton, Mark Egner, Ryan Langford and Inako Puzo. All USA coaches
and passed the Level 3 course and were recommended to attend the FIH High Performance Coach course, the highest FIH coach educati
These Coach Educators will take an increasingly active role in coach training within the United States.
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ON PROGRAM
Whether coaching as a volunteer in a young recreational program, or at the club or collegiate level, USA Field Hockey's Coach Education
Program strives to offer affordable and accessible programs and resources that inspire and provide opportunity, direction and support for
coaches to reach their personal and professional goals.
Series
e feedback, USA Field Hockey expanded the sport-specific Workshop Series
o include additional offerings. These three-hour workshops supplement Level
tructional Coaching Clinics learning in applicable bite-size formats. Workshops
included:
ills Workshop • Attacking Principles Workshop
Workshop • Defending Principles Workshop
Workshop • Coaching Field Hockey: The USA Way
m, Coach
y of consistent, quality programming throughout the sport. Research has shown that trained and certified coaches provide a safer, more
rpark, Calif. following the 2019 California Field Hockey Symposium, presented by AstroTurf. Eight California coaches attended and became
kshops and Clinics in California and beyond. This is especially critical in California in preparation for exponential growth leading up to the
National Goalkeeping Coaches Forum & National Coaches Forum
December 12-14 | Spooky Nook Sports | Lancaster, Pa.
ng Women’s In it's eighth year, the National Coaches Forum evolved to include a day dedicated to goalkeeping and two days
of pre-, post- to high-performance coaching. In 2019, CEP added a 'Women in Coaching' workshop on the Sunday following.
Highlights from the Forums included having the CEP team, keynote speaker and England Hockey U-18 Lead
oys and girls. Coach and Brand Strategy and Leadership Development Consultant Sarah Kellner.
nvironment.
Other guest presenters included: 106
ican Games. COACHES
s completed • Victor Brady • Kate Lipton 20A1T9TFEONRDUEDMS
tion offering. • Colin Clark • Jarred Martin
• Pietie Coetzee-Turner • Cheri Schulz
• Kelly Doton • Barb Weinberg
• Chris Fry • David Williamson
• Dr. Nicole Gabana
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 25
UMPIRING
Numbers
USA Field Hockey had a total 811 umpire members in the normal membership an
approximately 100 that are lifetime umpire upgraded members. The average age of an
umpire keeps hovering at about 46 years old. In 2018, there were 350 unique umpires
registering for USA Field Hockey National Event and in 2019 that number rose to 410,
meaning there is a number of new umpires that opted to attend those events. Even
though the need for younger umpires continues to exist, the Umpire Department did
not have issues getting proper registrations for umpires to cover events in 2019.
National Indoor Tournament Qualifiers: 2,241
Disney Field Hockey Showcase: 150 (waitlist created)
National Indoor Tournament: 259
National Hockey Festival: 140 (waitlist created)
Training
Umpire training is an ongoing process as the department looks to entice more
individuals to take up officiating within their field hockey communities. In 2019, the
Umpire Department focused more on the “on-field” training so that umpires could be
educated better in an actual game setting. A few more Umpire Managers/Evaluators
were added to some events to help in this process.
In 2019, the Umpire Department held some in-person clinics including ones at Kennett
Square, Pa. (25 participants), Lancaster, Pa. (40 participants) and Moorpark, Calif. (10
participants). Some outreach individuals in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Southeast
Pennsylvania and Virginia also held local clinics. Thank you to Fran Corl, Jeanne O’Brien
and Rene Zelkin who graciously volunteered their time and expertise to help develop
USA Field Hockey Umpires.
The Umpire Department continues to produce a yearly "Rules Briefing", with the 2019
version done at the Hun School in Princeton, N.J.
The "Behind the Whistle" video series was established in 2019 that has video clips,
rules, guidance and information to help keep everyone current on the rules. These posts
are utilized for educational purposes only and not meant to critique individual players,
coaches or officials.
In 2019, the online rules test became a requirement for all USA Field Hockey Umpires,
with it required to have an 87 percent in order to pass and advance in current rating.
This was a struggle for some but a process that will continue yearly. There has not been a
formal test for a number of years and reasons, but with this system in place the Umpire
Department looks to use it for educational purposes.
Two online clinics with video, questions and answers were organized in 2019 by two of
the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) assignors and were also funded by
two NCAA conferences. Each clinic had about 80 umpires on their computers going over
rules, processes and protocols. All the umpires that attended the clinics were USA Field
Hockey Members and this is expected to continue on a yearly basis.
26 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | USA FIELD HOCKEY
811 Appointments
UMPIRE
MEMBERS Indoor USA vs. Croatia (W)
Sveti Ivan Zelina, Croatia
IN 2019
• Ashley Hahn | Umpire
Rules
FIH Pro League
USA Field Hockey continues to work closely Global
with the International Hockey Federation
(FIH), NCAA and National Federation of State • Lurah Hess | Match Manager (M & W)
High School Associaton (NFHS) to establish • Rene Zelkin | Match Manager (M & W)
consistency regarding the Rules of Hockey. In • Steve Horgan | Umpires Manager (M & W)
2019, USA Field Hockey was represented at all • Aaron Dudek | Technical Official (W)
three rules committee meetings and had input • Mike Lipka | Technical Official (W)
into not only rules but processes and protocols • Chip Rogers | Technical Official (W)
surrounding field hockey. • Kim Scott | Technical Official (W)
• Maggie Giddens | Umpire (M & W)
National Events
U-21 USA vs. Germany (W)
In 2019, all of the USA Field Hockey National Viersen and Mönchengladbach, Germany
Events had the appropriate number of umpires
attend. A few registrations actually had to be • Morgan Ames | Umpire
closed earlier than expected with waitlists
created. The Disney Field Hockey Showcase FIH Series Finals (M)
did not have to tap into the waitlist, but Bhubaneswar, India
the National Hockey Festival did after a few
indivdiuals dropped out. • Steve Horgan | Umpires Manager
• Gus Soteriades | Umpire
International
FIH Series Finals (M)
USA Field Hockey's international umpires and Le Touquet, France
technical officials were very active in 2019.
There was a number of upgrades in ratings as • Benjamin Peters | Umpire
well as appointments to represent at many
major national and international tournaments. FIH Series Finals (W)
USA officials and technical officials were Hiroshima, Japan
involved in three sets of test series, four
FIH events and one Pan American Hockey • Rene Zelkin | Technical Delegate
Federation (PAHF) events. • Mary Driscoll | Umpire
• Suzi Sutton |Umpire
On the final day of the 2019 Pan American
Games in Lima, Peru, USA Umpire and FIH Pan American Games
International Elite Panel Umpire Gus Soteriades Lima, Peru
become the sixth American to reach the
prestigious FIH Golden Whistle milestone for • Mike Lipka | Technical Official (M)
umpiring 100 senior international matches. • Kim Scott | Technical Official (W)
• Mary Driscoll | Umpire (W)
• Benjamin Peters | Umpire (M)
• Gus Soteriades | Umpire (M & W)
Ready Steady Tokyo Hockey (M & W)
Tokyo, Japan
• Steve Horgan | Umpires Manager
• Maggie Giddens | Umpire
USA vs. Canada (W)
Lancaster, Pa.
• Samantha Rumler | Judge
• Sherry Swope | Judge
• Mallory Federoff | Umpire
• Allison Mikelson | Umpire
• Benjamin Peters | Umpire
• Lance Sarabia | Umpire
• Suzi Sutton | Umpire
• Kristine Wood | Umpire
FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifiers
Various Locations, Global
• Lurah Hess | Technical Official (M)
• Maggie Giddens | Umpire (W)
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 27
SPORT DEVELOPM
The mission of Sport Development is to grow the game for future generations to enjoy. To accomplish this goal, USA Field Hockey promotes
to fuel and support individuals, schools, multi-sport organizations and clubs in their grassroots growth initiatives.
Sport Development works hand-in-hand with Coach and Umpire Education, recognizing that trained coaches and umpires are the underpinn
Events, as the biggest 'builders’ of field hockey often comes from within the membership ranks. Field hockey is a sport for life, boys and girl
start playing at a young age and to continue to enjoy the game by actively playing, coaching, umpiring, parenting, leading programs and bein
Programs to Support, Sustain & Fuel Growth K
USA Field Hockey developed, launched and optimized programs to support the ADM’s core values and five stages of development. Modified equipment and St
expanded tools and resources were introduced and made available to help individuals discover, play and learn, and compete and improve in field hockey.
As p
Discover Field Hockey stic
Fut
Discover Field Hockey is a 90-minute introductory clinic, delivered by local programs and coaches, for boys and girls who have never participated in field hockey tea
previously or have had limited exposure to the sport. In 2019, three Discover Field Hockey Clinics were held in Atlanta, Ga., Oak Ridge, N.J. and Hempstead, N.Y. initi
Stick2Sports W
USA Field Hockey partnered with US Lacrosse to create Stick2Sports. Stick2Sports is a two-hour multi- USA
sport introductory clinic for boys and girls who have never participated in field hockey or lacrosse. Fiel
Gir
USA Field Hockey and US Lacrosse were honored to receive a prestigious The Aspen Institute’s: Project and
Play Champion Award in recognition for this initiative. The first Stick2Sports Clinic was held at the US sup
Lacrosse Headquarters in Sparks, Md.
Na
Play & Learn Field Hockey
USA
Play & Learn Field Hockey is an eight-hour instructional clinic series, delivered by local programs and coaches, for boys and girls who are interested (NF
in playing and learning more about field hockey. hig
Scouts Program USA
Sta
Scouts can receive a free USA Field Hockey patch for trying field hockey with an established USA Field Hockey Member Club or school. In addition, USA to r
Field Hockey helps Scouts interested in using field hockey as a vehicle to earn leadership awards by providing the free patches and loaner equipment. liais
ope
FUNdamental Field Hockey
Un
Established in 2012, FUNdamental Field Hockey, presented by Harrow Sports, is an equipment grant
program designed to increase awareness, interest and trial of field hockey among young boys and girls. It USA
provides free beginner equipment to schools, recreation centers, clubs and individuals to introduce the rep
sport in their communities at no cost to the athlete. and
In 2019 and as part of the ADM, USA Field Hockey introduced the GO Ball, a larger softer ball that is Th
perfect for beginner success and enjoyment on any surface.
The
GAME ON Equipment Site dow
In partnership with Harrow Sports, USA Field Hockey launched an online portal for purchase of affordably priced equipment and resources including USA
GO Balls, GAME ON Cards, sticks, and stick and ball packages.
SH
Starter Packages
Soc
Structure and stability provided by schools, recreational organizations and clubs is critical to the sport. USA Field Hockey Starter Packages, supported by Fie
CranBarry, OBO, Grays and Goal Sports, provide high-quality goals and goalkeeping equipment at substantial savings to help reduce the cost of starting Un
a new program. In 2019, USA Field Hockey delivered ten Starter Packages to clubs and schools to help them get new field hockey programs established.
USA
Foundations Courses
Na
USA Field Hockey’s Foundations Course is a free entry-level coach education course primarily designed for school districts interested in adding field
hockey to their physical education curriculum or after-school programming. In 2019, four Foundations The
Courses were delivered in Franklin, Tenn., Clarksville, Tenn., Columbus, Ohio and Carson, Calif. for more tea
than 250 physical education and recreational program leaders. and
Walking Hockey In
Field hockey is a sport for life and Walking Hockey is a great game format for fun modified play. It’s field In a
hockey but walking. USA Field Hockey introduced Walking Hockey to support Lifetime Engagement, gro
demonstrating the game at all outdoor events and providing a Walking Hockey Guide as part of the USA
Field Hockey ADM.
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the sport on a national level and develops and offers programs and resources
nings of growth. Sport Development also works closely with Membership and 2019 was a game changing year for USA Field Hockey with
ls of all ages, and USA Field Hockey’s goal is to encourage young individuals to the launch of the USA Field Hockey American Development
ng fans of the game for life. Model (ADM). The ADM is a framework for inspiring a
lifelong love of the game and for stakeholder and sport
Key Initiatives development. This was made possible in part through grants
received from the United States Olympic and Paralympic
Committee. The ADM is based on USA Field Hockey’s core
values and includes a five stage development model.
ticks for the World CORE VALUES
Safety, Health & Well-Being
part of the International Hockey Federation's (FIH) Sticks for the World initiative, more than 140 Teams & Teamwork
cks were donated by the U.S. Women’s National Team, Dutch Women’s National Team, National Inclusion & Accessibility
tures Championship athletes and families, and FIH Pro League fans. Players from both national Educated & Engaged Parents
ams signed the sticks which were then donated to support the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games Trained & Certified Coaches & Umpire
tiative. Fun & Learner Centered
Women Sports Foundation Grant
A Field Hockey received a $5,000 grant to introduce field hockey to diverse female players. USA
ld Hockey worked with the Sophie Gerson Healthy Youth Organization and Columbia University,
rls Athletic Leadership Schools (GALS) in Denver and Los Angeles to provide equipment, resources
d playing opportunities. In addition, USA Field Hockey translated materials into Spanish to
pport inclusion and accessibility to field hockey.
ational Federation of State High School Associations
A Field Hockey worked closely with the National Federation of State High School Associations
FHS) to serve its members by providing leadership for the administration of education-based
gh school athletics and activities through the writing of playing rules.
A Field Hockey advocates for the establishment of field hockey programs throughout the United
ates, offering coach education, umpire education and savings of goals and goalkeeping equipment
reduce the barrier to entry. USA Field Hockey hosts an annual breakfast for NFHS field hockey
sons and rules committee members at the NFHS Summer Meeting to develop relationships and
en lines of communication.
nited States Olympic & Paralympic Committee
A Field Hockey works closely with the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee and
presented field hockey at coach education, multi-sport council, American Development Model
d sport development meetings to learn and collaborate with other National Governing Bodies.
he Aspen Institute’s Project Play
e Aspen Institute’s Project Play is one of the leading researchers and thought leaders in the area of youth sports in America. They have tracked the concerning
wnward trend of play and the inequities that exist, especially for youth in underprivileged communities.
A Field Hockey supports Project Play’s mission and aligns the ADM programming to make field hockey more inclusive and available to all.
HAPE America and State Physical Education Conventions
ciety of Health and Physical Educators (SHAPE) is the nation’s largest membership organization of health and physical education professionals. In 2019, USA
eld Hockey worked with Dr. Stephen Harvey, USA Field Hockey Coach Education Consultant, to introduce field hockey in the context of Teaching Games for
nderstanding (TGfU) as part of an hour-long hands on demonstration at the convention.
A Field Hockey had representatives at the state SHAPE Conventions in both Michigan and Colorado.
ational Field Hockey Coaches Association
e National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) gathers annually in Florida for a meeting, primarily with collegiate coaches and some high school and club
ams. USA Field Hockey supports coaches of all levels and attends the NFHCA Convention each year to promote coach and umpire education, growth initiatives
d to honor and celebrate the NFHCA Award Winners.
nternational Collaboration
addition to conferences, USA Field Hockey’s Sport Development Department also prioritizes international collaboration to share best practices in the promotion,
owth and development of the sport and stakeholders.
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USA FIELD HOCKE
This second USA Field Hockey Summit, presented by AstroTurf, took place March 15 to 17, 2019 at The Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Su
Summit Exhibitor Hall and Welcome Reception was held on the evening of March 15. Breakout sessions including on-field sessions ran all da
Happy Hour' networking opportunity for attendees to enjoy some on-field competition and time to make some new friends.
Friday, March 15
The first day kicked off the full weekend of education,
inspiration and networking among the field hockey
community. The day began with an educational
session for coaches and club administrators from
Dr. Matt Robinson, as well as umpire-centered
programming led by USA Field Hockey’s Director of
Umpiring Steve Horgan, USA Umpire Coach/Trainer
Fran Corl and the International Hockey Federation
(FIH) Officials Committee Ray O’Connor. The day
concluded with a Welcome and Networking Event,
presented by espnW, and an opening address by
USA Field Hockey's Chair of the Board of Directors
Bree Gillespie, as well as AstroTurf’s Director of
Field Hockey Andy Belles.
Sunday, May 17
The final day featured an early morning plyometric
progression session to improve performance and
reduce injury, presented by samSport. This was
followed by more breakout sessions that included
topics of visual awareness, application of the
rules, coach pregame commands of relax and
focus, subjective and objective decision making
in umpiring, effective halftime talks and umpiring
positioning.
Summit concluded with a 'Grow the Game
Discussion' that covered growing the game and
providing sustainable playing opportunities at the
regional level.
Presenting Sponsor Session Sponsors Opening Reception Morning Workout Wifi Sponsor Host Loc
Sponsor Sponsor
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ummit was extended to include an additional full-day of programming. The USA Field Hockey 224
ay on March 16 and conclude midday on March 17. On Saturday night, there was a 'Hockey
ATTENDEES AT THE
2019 SUMMIT
Saturday, March 16
Before sessions began on the second day, US Lacrosse's
TJ Buchanan presented a physical literacy session which
focused on warm-ups that are functional and keep players
engaged. There was also a session on the introduction
of the USA Field Hockey American Development Model
(ADM). Breakout sessions were held throughout the morning
and afternoon and included a keynote address from Jon
Solomon, Editorial Director of The Aspen Institute’s Sports
and Society Program, Project Play.
Sessions covered topics of ADM on-field application, umpiring
the World Cup and Olympic Games, playing small-sided games,
umpiring best practices, development of turf, goalkeeping,
physical preparation, giving and receiving feedback with umpires,
coach and athlete needs, conversing effectively for players,
coaches and umpires and an introducton to Walking Hockey.
The evening finished with a 'Hockey Happy Hour' for attendees
to socialize and play Walking Hockey.
cation Jon Solomon | Keynote Speaker
Editorial Director of The Aspen Institute’s Sports 31
and Society Program, Project Play
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ANNUAL AWARDS
USA Field Hockey recognized the 2019 USA Field Hockey Annual Awards winners at the USA Field Hockey Summit held in Baltimore.
The Annual Awards, presented by the USA Field Hockey Foundation in 2019, were created several additional awards in 2018 to more broadl
community whose contributions have made a major and lasting impact on the sport in the United States.
In 2018, awards were presented in the following categories: Grow the Game Award, National Coach Award, National Umpire Award and Na
USA Field Hockey Grow the Game Award Winner: Alexandra McMa
Presented to a USA Field Hockey Member who has impacted his/her community through field hockey. This individual has
After McMahan finished her collegiate career at the University of Richmond in 2009, she went to the University of Pitt
(Mayhem). Mayhem’s mission is to develop strong, confident female athletes, as much as it is to teach field hockey skil
sportsmanship, selflessness and commitment. Roughly 250 female athletes play on Mayhem travel teams year-round be
McMahan single-handedly runs the business-end of the club, from communication to program registrations, marketing, w
USA Field Hockey National Coach Award Winner: Jessica Shellenb
Presented to a USA Field Hockey Coach Member that exemplifies the values of sportsmanship, fair play and healthy comp
Shellenberger was the coach at Donegal High School in Mount Joy, Pa. since 2004 and retired in 2019. In her 15 seasons, D
Title. The 2009 squad earned the program's third District III AA Title. Donegal advanced to the L-L League Tournament 14
State Tournament, advancing to the semifinals in six appearances, and winning the PIAA AA State Title in both 2016 and
Shellenberger is actively involved in USA Field Hockey. She holds a Level III Coaching Accreditation as well as a FIH Level 2
a Level 1 Instructional Coaching Course and she currently runs Futures Site 5B in Pennsylvania, which is one of two Level
USA Field Hockey National Umpire Award Winner: Maggie Giddens
Presented to a USA Field Hockey Umpire Member who has shown exceptional dedication, integrity and love of the game o
In the spring of 2006, Giddens picked up a whistle for the first time at a U-16 regional tournament in Michigan. The Net
prepared Giddens to earn her FIH Umpire Badge at the 2010 South American Games. A few seasons of NCAA field hockey
appointed to the London 2012 Olympic Qualifier, and was also named to the ‘Road to’ FIH Mentorship Program.
Some key international events Giddens has officiated at include the Champions Challenge I, Junior World Cup and Cham
enough to umpire all four rounds in various parts of the world.
USA Field Hockey Club of the Year Award Winner: WC Eagles
Presented to the USA Field Hockey Member Club who has excelled on and off the field of play. This club has demonstrate
field hockey to make an impression on the lives of others and brought opportunity to their community.
In September 2005, WC Eagles was formed with the mission, “To prepare the girls for college and international field h
competitive environment.” WC Eagles quickly established itself as a premier club in the United States, winning an unrivaled
WC Eagles athletes have also earned field hockey scholarships to many of the top ranked college field hockey programs a
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ly recognize, honor and celebrate individuals across the field hockey
ational Club of the Year Award.
ahan
built a foundation for growth and provided opportunities to countless athletes in his/her region that would not exist without his/her efforts.
ttsburgh School of Law. She thought she hung up her field hockey stick for good until January 2015 when she started the Main Line Field Hockey Club
lls. She manages a staff of twenty coaches consisting of former collegiate and USA athletes and local college coaches, all of whom are role models of
etween the ages of 7 and 18, while another 100 athletes take advantage of the club’s skills clinics, training programs and lessons.
website development, schedule management, club finances and player development. She has helped guide 24 athletes to NCAA collegiate commitments.
berger
petition. This individual is dedicated to his/her craft and works tirelessly to make his/her players, fellow coaches and the field hockey community better.
Donegal won eight Lancaster-Lebanon (L-L) League Section III Titles, as well as three Section II Titles. In 2008, the program earned its first ever L-L League
4 times in her career, winning the title three times. Her teams won a record six District III AA Titles. Since 2009, all of her teams qualified for the PIAA AA
2018.
2 Coaching Accreditation. She was invited by USA Field Hockey to partake in the first-ever Coach Educator Training in 2017. In February of 2018, she ran
l 1 sites in the state.
s
on and off the field of play. This recipient has treated players, coaches and fans with respect while enforcing the rules and keeping the game safe and fair.
therlands, H.O.D. Easter tournament, USA test matches with Argentina, tours to Germany and Belgium and many Women’s National Championships all
y helped her "sharpen the axe" in the umpiring world. While umpiring at the 2011 U-21 European Championship II, she received word that she had been
mpions Challenge I, and they all shaped and molded her into an expert in the field. When the FIH started the World League format, she was fortunate
ed skills on the pitch that are recognized by peers and fans, while also showing passion for field hockey and sportsmanship off the pitch. They have used
hockey through total player development, whereby the players learn the modern skills and tactics of the game under pressure of time and space in a
d 21 National Club Championship titles since 2009 and in the last three years the club has won 65 pool championships at the National Indoor Tournament.
and elite academic institutions in the country.
CALIFORNIA FIELD H
The California Field Hockey Symposium, presented by AstroTurf, took place on December Symposium R
7, 2019 at The Stadium Center in Westlake Village, Calif. The purpose was to unite
and empower community sports leaders and California field hockey stakeholders to USA Field Hockey’s Executive
exponentially grow interest and participation in field hockey among boys and girls of all the state of play in the count
ages throughout the state within the next decade leading up to the Los Angeles 2028 the game and serving membe
Olympic Games. The LA28 Task Force, appointed by the Board of Directors in 2018, was and Paralympic Committee Vic
insructmental in conceptualizng and planning the California Field Hockey Symposium. presentation that won Los Ang
USA Olympians and national te
The California Field Hockey Symposium was designed for stakeholders and community as well as their hopes for aspir
leaders who impact lives through quality youth and adult sports programming and
opportunities. USA Field Hockey welcomed school and club coaches, adult players, Next was a breakout session
parents, umpires, recreational program leaders and administrators, and fans of sports to Community Leaders who were
attend the California Field Hockey Symposium and the additional events on Friday and available as well as experience
Sunday. a set of moderated panels ma
field hockey expertise. Follow
California has a rich tradition of field hockey, as well as an active base of youth, school, topics that included field hock
club and adult play. Many of Team USA’s field hockey Olympians, U.S. Men’s and Women’s
National Team and Masters players, coaches, umpires and fans are from the Golden State. Presenting sponsor, AstroTurf,
Califor
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Director Simon Hoskins welcomed attendees with a brief update on
try and region, reaffirming the organizations commitment to growing
ers through regionalization. Next, Denise Parker, United States Olympic
ce President of National Governing Body Services, gave a review of the
geles the 2028 Summer Olympic Games bid. Following, a panel of Team
eam athletes shared their Olympic journey experiences and impressions,
ring future field hockey Olympians.
n for Community Leaders and California Field Hockey Stakeholders.
e new to the sport learned about field hockey and the many opportunities
ed an on-field session. California Field Hockey Stakeholders convened for
ade up of California leaders providing scope and insight on their area of
wing the panels, presenters and attendees broke into groups to discuss
key in schools, clubs and recreational organizations, men's, adult and masters field hockey, and USA Field Hockey's pathway program, Futures.
f, discussed the different types of surfaces, from grass to wet turf, and what innovations the organization has for the sport. Members of the
rnia Regionalization Committee covered California as a formal State Chapter of USA Field Hockey and proposed a new structure of regional
sentation and membership. Another session introduced the USA Field Hockey American Development Model (ADM) and highlighted programs
pport California coaches and umpires to grow the game.
pporting Symposium Events
Field Hockey Foundations Course
e USA Field Hockey Foundations Course was held as an introduction to
port for those with little-to-no experience. The course teaches beginners
thing necessary to introduce the game in their community.
ching Field Hockey: The USA Way
hree-hour workshop focused on coaching the USA Way, incorporating best
ples of coaching and core values.
ire Training
ll day introduction to umpiring covered the basic skills and rules, blowing the
es and signals, umpire cooperation, penalty corners, managing the games,
ng the game safe, rules application and how to get started.
ire Education: Train the Trainer
ee course for select experienced umpires covered how adults learn, understanding the rules, FIH Umpire briefing, positioning with a purpose,
s, managing free hits, danger recognition, breakdown fouls and 21st century umpiring cooperation.
ch Educator Training
ree training was for identified experienced coaches in California to train them to be USA Field Hockey Coach Educators responsible for the
ry of various USA Field Courses and Workshops.
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COMMUNICATION
USA Field Hockey’s Communications Department oversees all internal and In 2019, Communications incorporated more digital as
external communication to members, constituents and stakeholders. The and live stream, to help draw users to the website and so
organization’s website is the primary focus of communication efforts including The efforts directly reflect in the number of unique use
news articles, roster announcements, event coverage and more. Secondary sport more exposure and stand behind the mission of th
are USA Field Hockey’s social media platforms. These consist of Facebook,
Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest, as well as the usage of Instagram Stories.
Website
For the fourth time in the organization's history, USA Field Hockey's website achieved the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee
Communications Department attracted 878,246 total users, an increase of 50,488 users than the previous year.
Each of USA Field Hockey's webpages were viewed a total of 3,439,604 times in 2019. An overall average of 286,634 pageviews were recorde
In 2019, the month of November generated the most traffic to USA Field Hockey's website. The total number of pageviews were 339,556 a
Women's National Team's FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifier.
74,669 Social Media
FOLLOWERS
USA Field Hockey’s social media platforms continue to grow and climb in followers and f
42,450 outside the reach out USA Field Hockey’s Membership database.
FOLLOWERS
In 2019, USA Field Hockey’s Facebook page had 74,669 total followers. This was an incre
55,695
FOLLOWERS USA Field Hockey’s Twitter page continues to attract more followers each year. Used orga
As of December 31, 2019 hour, on the hour. Twitter saw an increase of 3.3 percent in followers from 2018.
Top Tweet of 2019: Instagram is USA Field Hockey’s fastest growing social media platform. Used to promote a
became a more promiment resource to also push out engaging information to users.
FHLife Magazin
As the official publication of USA F
mission is to inspire, educate and m
levels, as well as topics regarding a
available to 30,000+ members as a
print copy of the winter edition and
Monthly Recap
At the end of each month, USA Field
and Senior National Team coverag
education offerings and more. In 20
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TOTAULSWERESBSITE
ssets, including video TIER 1
ocial media platforms.
ers drawn to give the
he organization.
e's Tier 1 Status as a result of the total unique users in 2019. By definition, a user is an individual person browsing a particular website. The
ed each month.
and total number of unique users were 93,237. This result is because of the continued college coverage, National Hockey Festival and U.S.
fan engagement. These platforms are used to distribute website articles, news and important information quickly to the masses that extend
ease of 2.0 percent from the total 73,149 in 2018.
ganically to push news and information out, it is the organization’s most real-time and quickest source with content being disseminated every
all aspects of the game through images and video, it saw a 14.2 percent growth since 2018 adding just over 6,900 followers. Instagram Stories
ne
Field Hockey and the only magazine in the United States dedicated to the sport, FHLife Magazine’s
motivate readers. The magazine focuses on highlighting major events at the youth and National Team
athletes, coaches, umpires, personal health and unique stories around country. FHLife Magazine is
a members-only benefit. With the exception of those who opt out, all members receive a physical
d an online digital edition of all four editions.
p
d Hockey’s Monthly Newsletter is distributed. This includes a recap of the month’s events from Junior
ge, showcases National Events, club information, umpire offerings and acknowledgements, coach
019, there was one special edition in December featuring a holiday theme.
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COMMERCIAL New
Commercial partners are integral to the success of USA Field Hockey. The organization is fortunate to have a family of Official
commercial partners who share the same vision for the sport, as well as partner support in advocacy, equipment and Offic
financial resources to make a significant impact in enabling USA Field Hockey to deliver programming.
USA Field Hockey provides many opportunities to commercial partners to help them advance their mission including
licensing of brand marks, vending at events, advertising in digital and print platforms, branding on team uniforms and
at programs, naming rights of core programs and more. USA Field Hockey has many partners directly from the sport of
field hockey and are particularly grateful for all they do to provide uniform, equipment, analysis, resources and advice to
make the experience of athletes, coaches and umpires better.
S
Premier Partners
.comSuppliers
AthleteM nitoring
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AthleteM nitoring .com
l Sponsor Official Supplier Official Bag and Official Supplier Official Rash
Luggage Tag Guard Sock
cial Jeweler Official Supplier Official Supplier Official National Presenting Sponsor &
Event Partner Official Headband Partner
Sponsors
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FUNDRAISING
There are many ways donors support the work of USA Field Hockey. Supporters in 2019 helped enrich lives by providing
programming which benefitted thousands of players, coaches, umpires, leaders and families in communities across the
country. Those who gave in 2019 helped achieve the following:
• Elevate kids and adults in healthy and structured • Provide funding for the U.S. Men's and Women's
activities with relevant instruction that promotes National Teams to perform at their best
social well-being
• Share and spread the love of the game at all
• Keep players on the field safe from injury levels
• Provide coaches and officials educational and
mentorship opportunities
Top Areas of Giving
The below chart highlights the top areas of giving in 2019. These programs received vital support from individual donors.
The work of USA Field Hockey could not be done without individual donations and support.
3.1% 0.1% 0.3% Coach Education
Futures Scholarship Fund
USA Field Hockey Foundation
Sport Development
Junior High Performance
41.0% 53.0% U.S. Men's National Indoor Team
U.S. Men's National Team
Summit Scholarship Fund
Umpire Education
UN1TED Fund
U.S. Women's National Team
U.S. Women's National Indoor Team
0.7% 0.3% 0.4% 0.2%0.2% 0.6%
Graph donates percentage of donors from total dollars donated.
Denotes individual donations only. Does not include grants or corporate sponsorships.
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How Do Donors Impact USA Field Hockey?
UN1TED Fund
USA Field Hockey’s donors help provide for great needs by making gifts to the UN1TED Fund. This Fund allows USA Field Hockey to
continue to provide quality programming and ensure that the organization can continue to provide members, coaches, umpires and
athletes the resources they need to be their best. The UN1TED Fund serves as the life-blood of the organization and is an integral
in ensuring a balanced budget.
USA Field Hockey Foundation
Donors help ensure longevity for field hockey by contributing to the USA Field Hockey Foundation. The 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. It is stewarded by a generous group of Trustees who are passionate about
ensuring the future of our sport.
USA Field Hockey Foundation Trustees:
Pamela Stuper, Chair Missy Meharg
Lisa Higgins, Treasurer Bob Mullaney
Amy Crandall, Secretary Pamela Rappolt
Tim Crandall William Rappolt
Patrick Durbin Sajjad Rashid
Dr. David Higgins Sharon Taylor
Pam Hixon Kathleen Schiller, Board Liaison
Lorraine Lewis
Grants 1,208
• Sports Psychologist - $9,000 - Grant was provided to further engage a -sport INDIVIDUALS
psychologist for the U.S. Women’s National Team in the later part of the DONATED IN
year in preparation for the FIH Hockey Olympic Qualifier in November.
2019
• California Field Hockey Symposium - $10,000 - Used to help offset the
costs of the event held in December, which united leaders in a two-day
convention focusing on the growth of field hockey in California in advance
and as a legacy of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
Sponsorship
• U.S. Women’s National Team Golf Tournament - $1,000 - ‘Awards and
Reception’ Sponsorship
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DONORS & SUPPO
Amy Abbott Lauren Buggie Alexander Curtis Emily Evans Emiko Hakutani Moira Joel
Mia Abello Paige Bunney Robin Czarnota Emma Evans Lauren Halenkamp Beverly Johnson
Ayo Adejugbe Amy Burns Sandra D'Amico Jenny Everett Jay Hall Genevieve Johnson
Amani Ahmad Tania Burns Charlotte Dadd Tyler Everslage Rhonda Hall Jim Johnson
Reyana Ahmad Victoria Burns Danelle & MingGe Daley Christina Fakharzadeh Cassandra Halpin Kristina Johnson
Kate Ainbinder Amanda Butcher Ericka Daley MaryAnne Farrell Tracy Halsey Sheryl Johnson
Whitney Akred Angela Butler Grace Daley Morgan Faulkenberry Roseanne Ham Alan Johnston
Amelia Albers Alexandra Butulis Erin Daly Katie Fichtner Thomas Hammer Leanna Johnston
Autumn Albright Laine Cabell Ryleigh Damminger Josefina Figueredo Carrie Hammerman Klara Jones
Nancy Albright Dempsey Campbell Barbara Damon Mary Filler Gail Hanny Laura & Stephen Jones
Ainsley Allen Peter Campbell Colleen Daniel Susan Fincham Hope Hapgood Louisa Jones
Ellen Almeida Zoe Campisi Laney Daniels Michelle Finegan Hadley Harbert Karen Judge
Linnea Alsted Heather Canavan Magdalene Dankel Candice Fisher Ellize Hardiman Madison Kahn
Brian Angst Mary Beth Canfield Joy Dannenberg Rachel Fleig Lauren Hardman Jimena Kalawski
Diane Angstadt Samantha Cantor Ella Davais Alma Fleming Cinde Hark Christiana Kalberer
Emily Antunes Teresa Carawan Joshua Davidson Kathleen Fletcher Kensley Harris JoAnn Karpinski
Rachel Apa Maria Cariaga Sloan Davidson Emma Fon Ellie Harrison Charlotte Kast
Maria Armaganian Camille Carino Mario De Catsup Alison Forelli Ashley Hart Alaina Kay
Ashley Arnold Margo Carlin Belinda de Jesus Spina Gina Fornasar Avery Hart Sharon Kegerreis
Chris Arsenault Alison Carmody Linda De Los Reyes Anne Fowler Sarah Hart Caroline Kelly
Carter Ayars Roarie Carmody Logan Dearing Payson Fowler-Thorsen Polina Haseotes Amanda Kennedy
Adelaide Babbage-Hockey Nicole Cartellieri Melanie DeAscentis Sara Fox Maddie Hatch Fiona Kennedy
Katherine Babitts Genevieve Caruso Lily Deblasio Gabrielle Francois Katelyn Haufe Natalie Kennedy
Elizabeth Baggett Charlotte Casiraghi Meaghan Decouta Chloe Frank Carol Hausheer Kelly Kenney
Chris Bajwa Margarita Castillo Georgianne Defeo Debbie Franklin Lily Haverkamp Robin Kent
Sharon Bammel Afrodicio Catedral Jr. Tiffany Deinzer Melissa Freas Ron Hawley Erik KerryKisa
Madelyn Barbush Jen & Chris Cather Taylor Deitrick Nicole Freeman Richard Hayden Destiny Keshner
Karen Barclay Gordon Center Cate Delaney Samantha Freeman Myka Hazelett Emma Kim
Sofia Bari Katelyn Champion Leonor Deleyiannis Daniel Friedberg Anna Hazewindus Eileen King
Donna Barker Alia Chand Heidi Dell'Oso Ben Froemming Lucy He Ellen Kinsey
Cheryl Barraco Sierra Chapman Katharine DeLorenzo Abigail Gaglianone Dale Helton Roxanne Kintzer
Alison Barrett Terri Chartouni Danielle Delude Ella Gandy Savanna Henderson Philine Klas
Isabella Barrueto Lillian Chase Warren Demurjian T Kent Ganocy M Ann Hendrzak Smilla Klas
Katie Bartley Robin Chase Kristen DeMuth Fred Georgette Madeline Henry Courtney Klick
Sara Bartzen Lilia Chatfield Alexa Dengler Jessica Gephart Jackie Henze Sruthi Kocherlakota
Ava Basso Andrea Chemaly Ella Dengler Ciara Geraghty Lane Herbert Liz Kokinis
Antonia Baudoin Devon Christensen Clare Dern lora Giampetruzzi Annika Herbine Alexandra Kolacio
Karim Bayard Gianna Cilluffo Anna Derr Rose Giannelli Margo Herron Sandra Konerth
Catherine Beach John Cimaroli Christine Dertouzos Francesca Giberti Frederick Hess Kerstin Koons
Gina Bencivenga Michael Ciszek Alison Desloge Bree Gillespie Linda A Heuschkel Margaret Kotz
Anna Bertrand Madison Clark Stephanie Deverka Dan Gillette Scarlet Heyes Sophia Kranias
Brenda Bertrand Dan Clarkson Thomas Devine Krista Gioffre Amanda Hiatt Anna Kraus
Catherine Bessant Milaw Clause Michael Devost Jeffrey Giordan Dr. David & Lisa Higgins Linda Kreiser
Virginia Bessette John Clay Gurnoor Dhaliwal Kristin Gipe Reggie Hillery Judith Kretzschmar
Sarah Best Evelyn Clemens Michelle Dhanda Lucia Gizzi Greta Hinke Allison Krumsiek
Halley Bodian Logan Clouser Lindsay Dickinson Joseph Glatfelter Lee Hinson-Hasty Rakuko Kuwayama
Kate Bodian Sadie Cohen Lauren Dietrich Gianna Glatz Barbara Hitchens Mira Kux
Kendall Boggs Abigail Colburn Krista Dietz Madeleine Glatz Pam Hixon Ruth Lajoie
Paul Bolinger Shelly Cole Gianna DiMarino Kristen Gobbi Paula Hodgdon Taylor Lala
Audrey Bond Kate Collard Andersen Dodge Anastasia Godat Angela Hoey Alina Lambacher
Helen Bonhivert Lexi Compton Hannah Doherty Olivia Goeke Catherine Hoffman Whitney Lancaster
Amanda Borgsdorf Valerie Concepcion Caroline Donatelli Sally Goggin Karina Hoffman Isabella Laporta
Teri Bormet Lucy Congimi Isabella Donati Jane Goldman Sydney Holbrook William Larkins
Madeline Born Meagan Connolly Murphy Erin Dooley Jeffrey Goliver Aja Holland Erin Larson
Daniel Borrell Nicole Connor Jane Dowd Lesia Gonzalez Jennifer Holland James Laskarzewski
Brooke Borzymowski Sarah Considine Maggie Downs Maggie Goodwin Julia Hollenbeck Madison Lawton
Ted Borzymowski Shannon Conte Tara Draper Kate Gormsen Debbie Holloway Kevin Layden
Ryan Botkin Lisa Cook Elizabeth Dubrule Debra & Dean Graham Trudy Horrocks Ananya Leahy
Enteya Botte Eleanor Cooper Mia Duchars Dominic Grasso Mark Horstman Bridget Leahy
Laura Bowen Marc Cordero Bradley Duffey Pam Graver Garner Rivoire Hostnik Rebecca Leary
Alexis Boyce Kaylee Cornett Shelly Dumigan Grace Gray Jadyn Houston Madeline Leder
William Boyle Donna Corrato Alexis Dumont Ava Green Mary Lou Huber Mackenzie Leeson
Elizabeth Bradburn Steven Corrigan Bruce Dunbar Rhonda Greene-Bruce Heather Hussey Lauri Lefever
Eric Bradburn Rocco Cortese Tamara Durante Claire Grenis Madolyn Huston Brantlee Lemmink
Ange Bradley Cecilia Cowart Patrick Durbin Erin Griffin Reese Hutchen Isabel Len
Julie Bradley Amy & Tim Crandall Rachel Dusman Danielle Groneman Carly Hynd Alex Lenart
Kelly Bradley Lauren Crandall Kathleen Ebert Jeffrey Grosvenor Elyse Iacullo Elizabeth Leong
Rodney Braziel Bruce Crochetiere Lily Edmiston Veronica Grubin Stephanie Ingram Kaitlyn Lepito
Emily Breedis Holley Cromwell Anne Edwards Josie Gruendel Eleanor Innes Liette Letourneau
Clare Brennan Jans Croon Laura Edwards-Stavrides Julia Grundy Carolyn Ivins Lilly Levin
Daniel & Mary Brennan Erin Crossman Anneliese Eisele Annette Guinter Ryan Iwanaga Cheryl Lewis
Karina Bridger Karen Croteau LaTisha Elcock Elizabeth Gula Sanjivi Iyer Lorraine Lewis
Serena Brimacombe Leah Crouse Sadie Elion Sarah Gulla Mia H Izaguirre Krista Lilienthal
Charlotte Bromley Cathleen Cuciniello Gretchen Emling Maya Gutierrez-Flores Safa Jan Madison Lilley
Maureen Brooks Natalie Culbertson Julia Epstein Diane Guy Margaret Jancerak Mark Lindeis
Naomi Brown Luis Curay Lydia Estep Jennifer H Carolyn Jarvis Colette Lindy
Kathleen Budenbender Danielle Curcio Cameron Evans Brenda & Rob Hagan Jennifer Joel Katie Lips
42 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | USA FIELD HOCKEY
ORTERS
Jean Lipski Amelia Meyer Caelie Patrick Elisabeth Sachs Daniella Specht Ann Wemple
Emelia Little Hannah Meyers Jessica Patrick Lauren Salazar Stephen Speirs Catherine Werner
Leilani Llamas Joseph Michael Lexi Patterson Rania Saleem Dana Srdoc Bob Wetzel
Laura Lobo Amanda Middleman Ashley Paturzo Gianna Salerno Heidi Stadel Jessica Wetzel
Anna Lochhead Fredericka Middleton Gracie Pelligreen Avery Santoro Suzanna Stammer Gina Whalen
Leslie Loder Loder Landis Middleton Ava Perkins Kristi Santos Rylee Steinbeck Alexandra White
Emerson Loftis Becky Miller Lisa Perkins Abigail Sardo Donna Stephenson Lillian White
Kathryn Logue Elizabeth Miller Linda Pesotski Nicole Sardo Jennifer Stevenson Sebastian Whitfield
Josephine Long Madalyn Miller Heather Peterman Riley Savage Kelly Stewart Johanna Wiggins
Kahlan Longo David Momeyer Barbara Petracek Rory Saxon Grace Stifflemire Gracie Wilkerson
Brian Lorber Ava Moore Grace Petretti Tomas Scally Elizabeth Stockwell Eloise Williams
Marie Lowe Isabella Moore Tyler Pezalski Erin Schaefer Kate Stockwell Tracy Williams
Mary Luft Isabel Morgan Emily Philpott Abigail Schalow Audrey Stone Nora Wilson
Diane Lussier Lindsey Morgan Richard T. Piester Brian Schermerhorn Angie Storey Lou Wimbish
Mary-Katherine Lutz Maryann Morgan Marco Pifferi Amy Schillaci Elizabeth Storey Alison Wink
Reese Lytle Olivia Morgan Jesse Pineda Kathleen Schiller Pamela Stuper Louisa Winkelman
Graham Mackenzie Stephanie Morgan A. Brooke Pitone Teresa Schmeiszer Gopi Sundaram Grace Winter
Rachel Magnuson Caitlin Moriarty Marcella Place Olivia Schmincke Frances Sutherland Brooke Wise
Ava Mahoney Debra Morris Steven Plous Alina Schnitzel Suzie Sutherland Diana Wods
Becca Main Olivia Morrow Avery Pollock Mia Schoenbeck Garrett Sutter Lilly Wolf
Cecilia Maixner Mackenzie Motroni Alex Pond Philip L Schofield Peyton Sutton Katherine Wolfe
Leah Malm Scott Mowery Hatley Post Lily Schoonmaker Rurika Suzuki Nancy Wood
Nonna Mamedova Diane Moyer Stephanie Post Lauren Schulz Mark Swadling Julie Woodburn
Sydney Mandato Tim Mudd Jane Potter Kim Schwartz Macy Szukics Mary Wordelmann
Carole Manderewicz Klara Mueffelman Caroline Powers Lisa Schwarz Kimberly Talieri-Quick Theresa Wordelmann
Namit Mangat Bob Mullaney Celie Powers Grayson Scott Keely Tamer Sophia Worst
Mahender Manik Caroline Mullen Mike Powers Steven Sebastian Charles Tangires Ian Wright
Arden Mankovich Danielle Murphy Mina Pratt Melanie Seeders Jennifer Tangires Danielle Yau
Rich & Sharon Mankovich Grace Murphy Daphne Pruett Reagan Seekins Elizabeth Tanzi Emily Yazzetti
Jaana Mantere Jennifer Murphy Cassidy Puleo Emma Seger Sophia Tavormina Christy Yeager
Jo Manthos Mandy Murphy Jennifer Pyle Jennifer Seifert Sharon Taylor Helen Yeager
Laura Mapp Whitney Murphy Zaha Qamar Barbara Sellers Amelia Terry Melissa Yih
Lily Margoshes Mary Elizabeth Myers Savannah Quave Gretchen Seward Theresa Testa Alan Young
Linda Marker Mia Karine Myklebust Sarah Jane Quigley Phyllis Sexton Claire Thomas Margaret Young
Angella Marpe Steve Neamtz Sarah Quinlan Tom Shaffer Claudia Thomas Rachel Young
Yvonne Marston Barbara Neiss Mary Quinn Anika Shah Sophie Thomas Anna Zapata
Laurel Martin Emma Nelson Pamela & William Rappolt Devi Shah Katrina Thompson Dorothy Zenaty
Zoe Martin Hannah Nelson Julia Ramsey Carrie Shanahan Mary Thornburg Allison Zieker
Peyton Martindale Rebecca Nelson Julia Ranski Katie Shanahan Riley Thurston Jeff Zinn
Alexandra Martinez Caroline Nemec Sajjad Rashid Lorni & Chris Sharrow Ava Tilger Marc Zlatkin
Lily Martinez Katherine Nemec Bridget Reese Alyce Shaw Kira Tilton Altec/Styslinger Foundation
Jane Massaro Kristin Nemec Dianna Regan Madison Shea Reagan Timko Boys Field Hockey Hub
Alexandra Masterson Christopher Niblock Steve Rehermann Tara Sheeleigh Chantal Tkachuk Felicity Sports
Jill Matson Kelly Nichols Emma Reilly Kyra Sheldon Theodora Tolbert Flowers by Katie Ford
Addison Matthews Linda Nixon Tess Remai Elisabeth Shellenberger Krystina Tomlinson Tee's Golf Center
Michele Matthews Grace Nockolds Susan Repetto Scott Sherban Pilar Torres
Julieta Matus Wendy Nockolds Emma Reynolds Kassidy Shetler Mary Travers In Honor of:
Megan Mauzy Randy Norris Jodie Rhoades Jenepher Shillingford Carol Trivett Gabrielle Barraco
Olivia Mayer Jeanne O'Brien Alicia Richardson Amy Shimota Meg Tunnicliffe Charlotte Case
Sharon Mayer-Grady Caroline O'Connell Madison Ricketts Jane Sholder D. Deakyne Uffelman Abigail Fekete
Judith A Mayron Ella O'Connor Candi Rigg Kelly Shoup Elizabeth Van Sambeek Leah Hurwitz
Emery Mayzum Kate O'Donnell Brenda Riggleman Lainey Sibole Sarah Vander Schaaff Shelley & Stephanie Johnson
Kerri McCarthy Alida Oak Delilah Rinehart Lily Sibole Alexandra Vangosen Jun & Richard Kentwell
Tom McCarthy Kathryn Ober Annika Ringen Samantha Siter Brooke Vasta Kate McKee
Marnie McCormick Fiene Oerlemans Rebecca Ringen Madeline Skalski Michelle Vasta Alexandra Morgan
Regan McCrossan Katherine Oliver Kylee Rinker Cara Smith Carolyn Vaziri Nettie Natarus
Gina McCullough Melody Oppedisano Judith Rippert Danielle Smith Kelly Vaziri Region 6 Umpires
Carroll McGill Tiala Ortega Pamela Rivet Elizabeth Smith Stephan Veilleux Duvvuru Sanjeevi Reddy
Meghan McGinley Abbie Ortyl Dina Rizzo Jennifer Smith Eileen Venn Chief Alvin Scully
Susan McGinley Alexandra Ouzounian Delaney Roam Laurie Smith Lynn Vera Hadley Smith
Courtney McGough Phana Packer Nichol Roam Rodger Smith Karen Verratti Sydney, Skye, Savannah & Bailey
Jim McGough Catherine Page Rachel Roberts Tara Smith Annie Verrone Kelly Vegliante & Manzar Iqbal
Nikki McGough Roberta Page Jaime Rodriguez Tracey Smith Mary Vetter Henry J. Wadas & Lawrence A.
Grace McGowan Elina Palapattu Callie Rogers Katherine Snow Mike & Elise Vicars Pawlush
Emily McIntyre Josephine Palde Chip Rogers Lara Greco Snyder Macey Vice
Olivia McKenna Catherine Palmer Cassie Romanczuk Madelyn Soden Greg Vinyard The Dumigan Family
Rory McKeon Samantha Palumbo Claire Romania Elise Sohn Aaliya Virani The Pearce Family
William R McLean Sofia Paolucci Pasquale Romano Jason Soistman Annetta Vlahakis The Spina Family
Caylie McMahon Natasha Paradise Teri Rosales Christina Solomen Jannelle Volk The Thompson Family
Mike McMaster Amanda Park Amy Rose Erica Solomen Stella Volpe
Sully McNeill Addison Parker Jennifer Rose Meredith Sommer Lindsey Von Arx
Samantha McPherson Erika Parker Madeleine Roundy Nicole R Spadafina Kimberly Walbert
Alaina McVeigh Terrence Parker Patricia Rudy Evelyn Spann Carolyn Walker
Cameron Medinger Eliana Parra Kira Rumsfeld Opal Sparling Crissy Wall
Missy Meharg John Pascale Eric Rusak Michelle Spear Caroline Watkins
Daniela Mendez-Trendler Madelyn Passarella Nicole Rusas Robert Spear David Webster
Jaime & Ken Merideth Shital Patel Glenn Russell Sarah Spear Maria Wellbrock Bachert
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 43
FINANCIAL REPOR
Financial Position
As of December 31, 2019
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Assets
CURRENT ASSETS 2,992,608 PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT NET 119,248
330,446 Total
Cash and cash equivalents 559,535
Accounts receivable, net 136,355 BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN NET ASSETS OF
Prepaid expenses and other assets USA FIELD HOCKEY FOUNDATION
Long-Term Investments 4,018,944
Total 2,086,331
Total
TOTAL ASSETS: $6,224,523
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Liability & Net Assets
CURRENT LIABILITY 73,302 NET ASSETS 2,427,243
214,407 11,845
Accounts payable 3,397,716 Unrestricted (without donor restrictions)
Accrued liabilities 3,685,425 Restricted (with donor restrictions) 2,539,098
Deferred revenue
Total
Total
TOTAL LIABILITIES, MEMBERS' EQUITY & NET ASSETS: $6,224,523
44 2019 ANNUAL REPORT | USA FIELD HOCKEY
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Activites
For the Year Ended December 31, 2017
Revenue, Gains & Support AAAAAAAA
Registration fees 4,362,006 Rebates 194,838
Membership dues 1,374,082 Sales revenue 219,205
USOC support, including in-kind Donations 145,638
support of $54,900 1,096,917 Licensing
Other fees Interest & dividends 40,020
In-kind contributions 705,574 Advertising 385,677
Grants 335,917 Change in beneficial interest in net assets
Corporate sponsorship 214,217 of USA Field Hockey Foundation 6,416
Umpire fees 325,033 Other income 0
43,900 30,512
TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT: $9,479,952
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Expenses 4,044,079 SUPPORTING SERVICES 1,137,299
3,338,865 319,899
PROGRAM SERVICES General & administrative 212,553
Olympic & sport development 389,187 Marketing & communications 27,840
International teams 7,772,131 Fundraising
Member Services Volunteer administration 1,697,591
Total
Total
TOTAL EXPENSES: $9,469,722
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS AAAAAAAA
NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR
$10,230
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR $2,528,868
$2,539,098
USA FIELD HOCKEY | 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 45
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