Our Summer club teams are for field hockey players who are truly dedicated to advancing their skills by attending weekly practices for a period of 4-6 weeks.  These players will train as a team, attend local tournaments, and possibly attend National tournaments run by the USA Field Hockey Association.

 

These teams (under 16 and under 19 only) train from the beginning of May thru November.  Seacoast United expects all of our players to make a full commitment to their team during their 4-6 week summer season.   These teams will train to compete at the USA Field Hockey Association’s National Hockey Festival in CA.  Seacoast United has a mission to provide a fun atmosphere for players to advance their skills with hopes to play at the collegiate level.  With the players fully committing to our program the results are a great success!

 

 

FAQ:

 

Q. Who are we?

A. A Club program that offers club teams for intermediate to advanced athletes that are dedicated towards learning and improving their skills in field hockey.  We do offer club teams for beginner at the under 12 age. 

 

Q.  How many players are on a team? 

A.  Typically each team has approx. 16-18.

 

Q.  How many teams do you have?

A.  The 2007/08 outdoor season had four teams.

 

Q. What is the commitment for the program? 

A.  Approx. 4-6 weeks of training.  Each practice is typically 2 hours long.  All our teams train at a minimum of once a week.  

 

Q.  What is the cost? 

A.  Every year the cost of our program differs - teams enter into new tournaments.  We are a non-profit organization and strive to make all programs accessible to all.  Please contact the Field Hockey director for current club tuition.  

 

Q.  Do you offer any other opportunities for your players?

A.  At Seacoast United, we believe that every player has the ability to play their sport at the collegiate level.  We offer resources to help parents and players understand what they need to do in terms of recruiting.  We also host a college forum where college coaches and current college athletes come and speak about the recruiting process and the expectations coaches will have once you have committed to a college.