The
Freedom Field Hockey program provides girls and boys, 4-14 years of
age, an environment where they will gain knowledge, understanding and
skills necessary to play field hockey.
The
sport of field hockey promotes teamwork, encouragement, and overall enjoyment. Our season runs from Aug. to early Nov.
Clinic
Play Grades Pre-K-2: $70.00
Practice
one evening each week (pre-season has optional 2nd practice in Aug).
Play days are held on Saturdays or Sundays throughout the season and
hosted by other programs starting in September and ending the first
weekend of Nov. Freedom hosts one home Play Day,
all other Play Days will be travel (other programs are located in
Carroll, Howard, Baltimore, Harford and Frederick counties). Play Days
typically run from 9AM-12pm with a minimum of three 20-min games.
3rd-4th Grade:
$180.00
Practice
two each week, games on Sun.*
5th-6th Grade:
$180.00
Practice
two each week, games on Sun.*
7th-8th Grade:
$180.00
Practice
two each week, games on Sun.*
*Registration fee for Grades 3-8 includes two tournaments. Coaches will decide which tournaments teams
will enter. Three tournaments are
available and are typically on Saturday.
The 3rd tournament will be an additional cost of
approximately $25 that will be collected by the coach before the regular season
begins. Tentative dates for tournaments
are as follows; Sept 20th, Oct 4th, and Oct 26,27.
Email
questions to:
[email protected]
Find
us on Facebook: Freedom Field Hockey
Website: www.freedomfieldhockey.com
9/21/19 Hockeypalooza - Sparrows Point High School:
It was a great weekend for our program at Hockeypalooza.
Congrats to Coach Crissy McCormick’s team as they won the 5/6 division at Hockeypalooza.
The amazing thing about this game is that they played one of the
other Freedom teams coached by Brian Spurgeon team and won 1-0 in
overtime.
We had two 7/8 teams make it to the semi-finals (Coach Ryan Pond and
Coach Jackie Welch), both of which lost 1-0 in two hard fought games.
For our ¾ division, we had Coach Kristen Morinelli’s team advance to the semi-finals.
They lost a heartbreaker to NC Storm 2-1, who eventually went on to win the championship.
All of our teams played hard and appeared to compete at a high level.
We all showed that Freedom Field Hockey is one of the top
programs in the league and that is a testament to the hard work put in
by our coaches, parents and players.