Field Hockey Scholarship Recruiting and Scouting

College field hockey scholarships are only available to women.

Our college recruiting service can help you when applying for college hockey scholarships. it doesn’t matter how good you are, to get recruited and be in line for a hockey scholarship you need to tell the college coaches who you are and why you deserve to be recruited. COACHES CANNOT EVALUATE YOUR POTENTIAL IF THEY DON’T KNOW YOU’RE OUT THERE.

Not all athletic scholarships are full ride like football and basketball, so called “head count sports”; most are classed as “equivalency sports”, like field hockey .Put simply this means that coaches can “share” their allocation between a larger number of players.

College field hockey scouting is very competitive, the scouts are looking for hockey players that have a lot of future potential. You might want to attend a college field hockey camp, this will increase your chances of being scouted by field hockey recruiters.

This is good news for the players. In division 1 we see that a coach can divide the “12″ scholarships between a larger number of hockey players. Say 25 partial scholarships instead of 12 full ride. If you are good enough of course then a full ride scholarship is always on the cards.

There are 77 division 1 and 26 division 2 colleges that offer field hockey scholarships.

That’s a total of 1,087.9 scholarships available in the NCAA.

Many high school athletes are overlooked each year because they didn’t submit their athletic profile to the “right” colleges or left out vital information. It’s also a fact that many colleges simply don’t allocate all of their field hockey scouting and recruiting funds because “suitable” athletes didn’t approach them.

IMPORTANT: You are not breaching any NCAA rules by using our recruiting and scouting service.

NCAA Field Hockey Championship History