Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games

Volunteer 

  • Games-Time Application

    The application to become a Games-time member of the LA28 Volunteer Crew is now OPEN!

    If you are interested in volunteering at the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, register your interest directly with the LA28 Volunteer Program.

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  • Sport Specific Volunteers

    Sport Specific Volunteers (SSV) – meaning volunteers for hockey and other individual sports specifically – will be needed. Check out the hockey volunteer opportunities.

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  • Application Requirements

    • Be 18 years or older at the time of your application
    • Be proficient in English (reading and writing)
    • Be available for a minimum of 10 non-consecutive shifts (of approximately eight hours each) during the 2028 Olympic Games period (March–August 2028) or Paralympic Games period (August–September 2028)
    • Be present at one of the following locations during the 2028 Olympic or Paralympic Games periods. Greater Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, New York City, Columbus, Nashville, St. Louis, San José, San Diego

    People of all abilities, including those with disabilities, who meet the requirements are welcome to apply.

  • Volunteer Role Categories

    Volunteer roles fall into the following categories:

    • Ceremonies
    • Communications
    • Driving
    • Experience
    • Medical
    • Operations
    • Sport
    • Technology

    More about the roles will be available on the Games-time volunteer portal on July 14.

Volunteer

If you are interested in volunteering at the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, register your interest directly with the LA28 Volunteer Program.

Sport Specific Volunteers (SSV)– meaning volunteers for hockey and other individual sports specifically – will be needed. More information will be available on LA28.org when available.

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  • In the summer of 2028, Los Angeles will welcome the world for an unparalleled Olympic and Paralympic Games experience as the best athletes in field hockey from around the globe compete on the biggest stage in sports. 

  • USA Field Hockey looks forward to an amazing field hockey competition in LA28 and hopes that both our U.S. men’s and women’s national teams will be competing. Join our mailing list below to stay tuned for more information!

USA Field Hockey will be hosting a series of information sessions in the lead up to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.

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  • Register & Purchase

    1. Register for the draw HERE.

    2. Find out via email if you’ve been assigned a time slot during one of our ticket drops.

    3. Purchase tickets during your time slot.

  • The LA28 Ticketing Process

    REGISTRATION PERIOD: The window of time when you must register and create a profile to be entered into the ticket draw. The first registration period is January 14-March 18, 2026.

    TICKET DRAW: The random assignment of time slots to purchase tickets. 

    TIME SLOT: The period of time when you can purchase tickets during a drop.

    TICKET DROP: When tickets are released and available for purchase for those assigned time slots.

  • LA & OKC Locals Presale*

    LA28 is celebrating the communities closest to the action with the LA & OKC Locals Presale. This presale is an exclusive early purchase window from April 2 to April 6, 2026 for eligible fans in the Greater Los Angeles and Oklahoma City regions, giving local residents the chance to experience the Games up close and secure seats starting at $28

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  • Group Tickets

    Group tickets make it easy for companies, schools, sports teams, clubs and community organizations to enjoy the Games as a group and experience the energy of LA28 side-by-side. LA28 offers group ticket options across a wide range of sports and sessions for groups of 50+ for the Olympics and 20+ for the Paralympics.

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Olympic Hospitality Packages

In addition to individual tickets, curated ticket-inclusive hospitality packages will be available from LA28’s Official Hospitality Provider, On Location, with a presale window currently live on the LA28 Hospitality page. Tickets purchased through LA28’s Official Hospitality Provider, On Location, do not count towards the 12-ticket standalone ticket maximum.

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  • Opening Ceremony

    Olympic Games Opening Ceremony: July 14, 2028 

    Field Hockey action is slated to start on July 15, 2028.

    Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony: August 15, 2028 

    Field Hockey is not currently a Paralympic sport.

  • Venue

    The Fields in Carson, Calif. are currently used as training grounds for the LA Galaxy and will be transformed into a world-class temporary hockey venue for Los Angeles 2028.

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  • Passing the Torch

    On August 10, 2024, the torch was passed from Paris 2024 to LA28, starting the countdown!

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Fan the Flames!

Join USA Field Hockey's email list to receive updates on field hockey at the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games.
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LA28 Official Website

Check the Official LA28 Website for general information and news about the games and all sports.

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LA28 Jobs

LA28 is hiring! USA Field Hockey encourages anyone interested in applying to work for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games to check out the LA28 Careers website. Open jobs include Senior Sports Group Managers, Sports Managers, and IF Relations & Services Managers. 

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Paris 2024 Field Hockey Results 

  • Men

    Gold: Netherlands

    Silver: Germany

    Bronze: India

    4. Spain

    5. Belgium

    6. Australia

    7. Great Britain

    8. Argentina

    9. South Africa

    10. Ireland

    11. France

    12. New Zealand

  • Women

    Gold: Netherlands

    Silver: China

    Bronze: Argentina

    4. Belgium

    5. Australia

    6. Germany

    7. Spain

    8. Great Britain

    9. United States

    10. Japan

    11. South Africa

    12. France

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