Summer Bash at the Beach 2017

Jul 21, 2017 - Jul 23, 2017 | Boys | Virginia Beach, VA, USA

 

Virginia Beach Regional Training Center

Virginia Beach, Va.
July 21 - 23, 2017

U-10 Co-Ed, U-12 Co-Ed and U-14 Event

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EVENT PROGRAM

 

SCHEDULE | TEAMS | RESULTS | VENUE MAP

RULES | CODE OF CONDUCT | GUEST PLAYER LIST

  


 GAME SCHEDULE PER DAY:

July 21st: Start 7:00am | Finish 5:30pm

July 22nd: Start 7:00am | Finish 6:30pm

July 23rd: Start 7:00am | Finish 5:30pm 

CHECK IN

Each team contact is responsible for checking their team in. Check-in will be conducted starting at 6:00am EST at the USA Field Hockey tent. All teams must check-in at least one hour before the start of their first match.

 
It is required that all team participants book their housing accommodations through our housing service. This includes everyone in your travel party: players, parents, friends, etc. Team cooperation is essential to ensure placement in National Tournaments. Please begin booking your rooms by clicking the link or image above.

 

Summer Bash Series Objectives

One of USA Field Hockey's primary goals is to fuel growth of the game across the country. To achieve this mission, we provide opportunities for participation and development that are fun, encouraging, safe and positive, and create settings and experiences that promote the development of confidence, connection, character and teamwork. We strive to support and develop individuals who are passionate about the game and who choose to stay involved with the sport throughout their lives as players, parents, coaches, umpires, administrators, advocates and fans.

Throughout our history, USA Field Hockey has hosted tournaments primarily for the U16, U19 and adult age groups. In an effort to encourage trial and awareness and grow the game, USA Field Hockey will be increasing our offerings of affordable and accessible regional playing opportunities for children aged 6-14.

Children aged 6-14 want opportunities to play and learn. Research proves “winning” mean far less to kids than to adults, and 9 of 10 kids said “fun” is the main reason they participate in sports. When asked to define fun, they offered up 81 reasons— and ranked “winning” at No. 48. Young girls gave it the lowest ratings. (Project Play - https://aspenprojectplay.org/the-facts)

Competitive events targeted to our youngest athletes will be appropriately tailored to prioritize the fun and social aspects of the game, while promoting proper skill development.

We hope to see you there!