The United States Field Hockey Association is the National Governing Body for Field Hockey in the United States and is a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The United States is divided into eleven regions. Each region operates different sites to accommodate as many athletes as possible. There is a Regional Administrative and a Regional Coaching Director assigned to each region. On the local level each site is assigned a Site Director who administers the program and Head Coach who is responsible to teach the National Curriculum.
All participants receive coaching based on a national curriculum which is updated yearly.
Each year our National Coaching staff analyzes the skills and tactics required to remain top competitors internationally. These concepts are adopted into the National Curriculum. Additionally the curriculum is designed to improve a participant's basic fundamentals and tactics. Each participant in the program is given a tremendous opportunity to improve their understanding of the game. Assistant coaches may attend.