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Newport, RI 2024 Field Hockey Summer Camp
Salve Regina University
Newport, RI 02840
Overview
Camp is being led by Salve Regina University’s Head Coach Jennifer Foster, her staff, and current players. With our 3 Day/2 Night Camp model we are maximizing play and utilizing the amazing collegiate facilities Salve Regina has to offer to train at the highest level. Join us for what promises to be a great week of competitive and fun field hockey. With a history of selling out this camp for sure will not disappoint! The camp is open to ages 10-18 and we encourage all experience levels. Every camper will receive a reversible jersey, cinch bag, and a chance to win other cool prizes!
About Our Coaches
Jennifer Foster is in her 17th year as head field hockey coach at Salve Regina University. Coach Foster was voted CCC Field Hockey Coach of the Year in '15. She also was the head women’s lacrosse coach for eight seasons.
Salve Regina field hockey had a record breaking 2015, finishing the season 17-5, which set a new school record for wins. The 2015 season was also the program’s second consecutive year earning a ECAC postseason bid. The team finished the season playing in the ECAC Championship game. The 2015 success followed up a 2014 season where the team finished 14-8, earning its first ever ECAC bid.
Off the field, the Seahawks have enjoyed success as well. In 202022 the team earned its 16th consecutive National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Academic Team Award.
Jennifer was selected to attend the NCAA Women Coaches Academy in 2008, where she had the opportunity to interact with other women collegiate coaches and administrators at the Division I, II and III level while developing advanced perspective and skills in the fundamentals of coaching. In May of 2010, she completed the Dimension 2 training for the NCAA Women Coaches Academy. She is a current member of We Coach.
Coach Foster began her collegiate career at Nichols College, where she garnered CCC Rookie of the Year honors after finishing third in both goals and points for the Bison. A National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III Academic Team selection at NC, Foster then transferred to and graduated from Bryant College in 2004. She helped the Bulldogs advance to the NCAA Division II Final Four in 2002 and 2003. For her efforts, Foster earned NFHCA Division II Academic Team and Northeast 10 Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll Gold Scholar accolades each of her three years in Smithfield (2001-03).
Prior to her arrival at Salve Regina, Foster worked with PUMA North America, Inc., as a customer service representative and training specialist, where her performance resulted in promotions for several of her trainees. She also worked with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats minor league baseball club, where she organized clinics and coordinated players, coaches, and over 800 participants.
Camp Details
Check In- For the first day of camp check-in will be at 12pm for both overnight and extended day campers. Check-in will be located at Miley Hall. For the 2nd and 3rd day extended day campers can be dropped off directly at Gaudet Field at 8:45am.
Check In Location Address- Lawn across the street from Miley Hall
100 Ochre Point Ave, Newport, RI 02840
Turf Complex Address- Gaudet Field
259 Turner Rd, Middletown, RI 02842
Check Out- Extended day campers check out at the field for Mon/Tues at 8:30pm and the final session of camp will end at 12pm. Check-out for overnight campers will be from 12-1pm at Miley Hall.
Age & Ability- Open to participants aged 10-18 years old. All levels of ability are welcome and we encourage beginners to attend!
Equipment Needed- Participants must provide all equipment to participate which includes a stick, shin guards, and mouthguard. Every camper will be provided a reversible jersey, cinch bag, and other camp prizes!
Meals Provided- Overnight campers will receive all meals on campus with the first meal being dinner on the first night and the last meal being breakfast on the final day. Extended day campers will receive lunch and dinner only on campus with their first meal being dinner on the first day and last meal will be dinner on the 2nd day.
Sample Camp Schedule-
Monday
12pm Camper Move In
1:30pm Campers-Meet downstairs Miley
*Camp Meeting
1:45pm Campus Tour
4:30pm Dinner
6pm Camper Meeting *BE DRESSED TO PLAY
6:15pm Bus
6:30-8:30pm Evening session-All games
9pm CAMP STORE OPEN
*CAMPERS place pizza order for tomorrow night
9:15-10pm Camper Activity (Basement of Miley)
10:30 Room Check/Lights Out-Must be in own rooms
Tuesday
7:30am Breakfast
8:15am Camper Meeting *BE DRESSED TO PLAY
8:30am Bus
8:45am-11am Morning Session
11:30am Lunch
12:30-1pm Tour of Campus campers interested
meet downstairs Miley
1:15pm Camper Meeting *BE DRESSED TO PLAY
1:30pm Bus
1:45-4pm Afternoon Session
4:30pm Dinner
6pm Camper Meeting *BE DRESSED TO PLAY
6:15 Bus
6:30-8:30pm Evening Session-All game
9pm Pizza Delivery
9:15-10pm Camper Activity (Miley Basement)
10:30pm Room Check/Lights Out-Must be in own rooms
Wednesday
7:30am Breakfast
8:15am Camper Meeting *BE DRESSED TO PLAY
8:30am Bus
9-11:30am TOURNAMENT-all games
*parents invited to attend and watch final session and awards ceremony
11:30am Camp Awards Ceremony
11:40am Bus back to campus
*Campers can go back to campus to pack with parents/move out then leave campus*
Reviews (3)
Sonia H. - Player I was afraid the whole camp was going to feel like just some easy vacation where we sat around and got lectured or watched training videos. Nope! It felt like a real adventure, even though we were learning the whole time.
Stacy L. - Camper The food was good. The coaches were awesome! We worked hard, but it was so much fun and I already want to go back.
Teresa S. - Parent The drive home from camp was silent. They slept the whole way. Thanks for a great week.
