Former collegiate field hockey standout Kylie Kelce is set to lead a youth clinic in Ocean City this weekend, offering children aged 7 to 14 a chance to learn from the sport’s rising talent.
The event, organized by Longstreth Sporting Goods, will take place Sunday morning at Ocean City High School, running from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and will feature current college players as part of the coaching staff.
Kylie Kelce, who is married to retired Philadelphia Eagles star Jason Kelce, brings a personal connection to the community, having grown up in the region and remained active in local sports initiatives.
Adding star power, Travis Kelce’s brother, NFL star Travis Kelce, and his fiancée, global pop icon Taylor Swift, are slated to make appearances, underscoring the event’s crossover appeal.
The clinic welcomes both field players and goalkeepers, with a waiting list available on Longstreth’s social media channels for those unable to secure a spot.
A Community‑Driven Push for Growth
The initiative reflects a broader effort to nurture the next generation of field hockey talent in the Mid‑Atlantic, leveraging the visibility of high‑profile athletes to inspire young participants.
Local schools and universities have long supported grassroots programs, and this clinic continues that tradition by providing accessible training without cost barriers.
Parents and coaches alike have praised the collaboration between sporting goods retailers, professional athletes, and educational institutions, noting that the event exemplifies how celebrity influence can translate into tangible community benefits.