
U.S. Women’s Field Hockey Team Eyes First World Cup Medal Since 1994
The United States women’s field hockey squad aims to break a 32‑year medal drought at the 2026 World Cup, facing a tough Pool B and looking ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
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The United States women’s field hockey squad aims to break a 32‑year medal drought at the 2026 World Cup, facing a tough Pool B and looking ahead to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.

Kutztown University head coach Marci Scheuling led a U18 field hockey squad to the top spot at the AAU Junior Olympics in Iowa, a triumph that underscores her growing influence on the sport.

CBS Sports Network will air the U.S. Women’s National Team’s matches at the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup in Wavre, Belgium, offering live and on-demand viewing through Watch.Hockey.

Three Wake Forest field hockey graduates represented the United States at the 2024 World Masters Hockey World Cup, blending collegiate legacy with global competition.

USA Field Hockey has unveiled the athletes selected for the 2026 AAU Junior Olympic Games boys' field hockey event, highlighting a new dual‑age format and a training program overseen by U.S. U-21 Men’s National Team Head Coach Paul Singh.

A raffle at the 2026 Junior and Senior Nexus Championship has raised funds to support over 200 athletes through USA Field Hockey’s Olympic Development Pathway scholarship program.

Abigail Gerdeman, a top‑ranked midfielder from Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, will join Duke University’s field hockey program in 2026, bringing a decorated international résumé and the praise of Coach Pam Bustin.

Coach Paul Caddy reveals a diverse incoming class that blends seasoned transfers with promising freshmen, aiming to elevate the program’s national standing.

USA Field Hockey revealed its All-Star squad for the 2026 National Club Championship, highlighting top U-14, U-16 and U-19 girls' teams and honoring their skill, sportsmanship and leadership.

A new collaboration pairs top U.S. field hockey players with elementary and middle schools, using sport‑derived life lessons to foster confidence, perseverance and leadership among young students.

Midfielder Terence Maarschalkerweerd and defender Aaron Raath discuss family, ambition and the upcoming 2026 Masters World Cup in the Netherlands.

Duke University announced the addition of goalie Catherine Rosser, a four‑time academic honoree and U‑18 national team member, to its 2026 field hockey roster.

The latest national club standings highlight top performers and dictate seeding for future USA Field Hockey events.

Savannah DeVarney and Heather Long discuss their journeys, the support of family and colleagues, and the upcoming 2026 WMH World Cup in the Netherlands.

China captured the U‑18 Girls title at the 2026 Junior Nexus Championship in Virginia Beach, with Belgium taking bronze and the event set to continue with junior and senior divisions.

Callie McCarron, a top‑100 recruit in the Class of 2026, will join Duke’s field hockey program next year, bringing a blend of athletic prowess and scholarly achievement.

The program announced the hiring of Brendan Creed, a former England and Great Britain international, to bolster its coaching staff under head coach Ole Keusgen.

The clinic, led by Brian Tyson, offers affordable training for umpires, coaches, athletes and parents, with recordings available for a week after each session.

Alan Scally, a Spotify executive with Argentine roots, and Shawn Hindy, a financial advisor inspired by the 1984 Olympics, headline the U.S. Men’s O-50 squad heading into the 2026 WMH World Cup in Rotterdam

The 2026 WMH World Cup will showcase the USA Men's O-35 team's diverse talent, highlighted by Robbert Schenk's family‑rooted resilience and Darian Isla's Cuban‑born rise, supported by sponsor MarketWise and guided by USA Field Hockey.

Adriana Ensani, a standout midfielder from North Carolina, will join Duke University’s field hockey program in 2026, bringing three straight state titles, national team experience and academic honors.

Rosa Ianetti and Jemma Kimball-Ruttenberg, both sophomores at Shady Side Academy, are making significant impacts on the national stage, highlighting leadership, adaptability, and a legacy of championship success.

Madison Beach and Shae Wozniak are representing the United States at the 4 Nations Tournament in Lilleshall, England, looking to add a strong showing after a silver‑medal finish at the 2026 Junior Pan American Cup.

eVero Corporation, a leading software provider for Home and Community-Based Services, has been named the Official Event Sponsor of the U.S. National Intellectual Impairment (Hockey ii) Team ahead of the 2026 FIH Para Hockey World Cup, a tournament that will mark the United States' first international appearance in the sport.