New England Field Hockey Camp
.jpg)
2022 Coach Ally Corbett
Ally is a distinguished Majestix alumni, competing in National Indoor Championships U14 & U16, National Futures Championships U14 & U16, AAU Junior Olympics in 2014 & 2015, National Club Championship U16 & U19, selected to train Level 1 Futures in 2014, 2015, 2016, and has received multiple state high school honors.
Ally played at Colby, has coached at Majestix, Bates, and New England Field Hockey Camp, as well as volunteered with the Messalonskee High School Varsity
Head Coach Abbie Charrier
Charrier received her MBA in Athletic Administration from SNHU in 2020. She joined the AYCC in Spring of 2017 and is the Director for Camp Tracy, New England Sports Camps and the AYCC Trips programs.
Charrier joined the Waterville Senior High field hockey program in 2018 as Varsity Assistant Coach. She was goalie coach for the Majestix Summer Camp 2015 & '16 and has volunteered for youth field hockey programs as coach and referee since 2009.
With a BA in Sports Management, Charrier graduated from Thomas College in 2016, where she played in goal from 2013 -'16, as captain in '15 & '16. Logging over 3000 minutes of play and over 300 saves they made it to the NAC playoffs each year. In 2016 Charrier was nominated as a Thomas College Female Senior Athlete and was named to the NFHCA Academic Squad '13-'16.
Prior to college she played for the Mount View Mustangs, starting for varsity each year and captaining the team her senior year.
2022 Coach Kyrstyn Keating
Kyrstyn recieved her undergraduate degree in Athletic Training from the University of Southern Maine where she played for field hockey for the Huskies from 2013-2016. She started in 63 games, tallying 17 career points and helping lead her team to the Little East Conference Championship in 2016.
Prior to college Kyrstyn played field hockey at Mount View being named the Senior Female Athlete of the Year for the Mustang’s as well as earning All-State Honors.
Kyrstyn graduated from the University of Maine with her Masters of Education in Kinesiology and Physical Education. While at Maine she served as a Graduate Assistant athletic trainer, spending the 2018 fall season with the field hockey team before moving on to work with women’s basketball as well as other sports.
She now works as the Head Athletic Trainer at Thomas College.
What We Provide
-
Offensive and defensive position fundamentals
-
Skills competitions
-
Individual skills
-
Rules at different levels of competition
-
Flat stick tackles
-
Traditional camp activities, including boating, swimming, archery, high ropes, and evening activities.
-
Passing fundamentals
 |  |  |
|---|---|---|
 |  |  |
 |  |  |
 |  |  |
|  |  |
Dates & Fees
OVERNIGHT CAMP
July 9-14 (2023)
Ages 9-13
Drop off is Sunday at 4:00 P.M.
Pick up is Friday at 4:00 P.M.
All meals provided
$650
DAY CAMP
July 10-14 (2023)
Ages 9-13
Mon - Fri Drop off 9 A.M.
Mon - Thurs Pick up at end of night game
Friday Pick Up is 4:00 P.M.
Lunch and Dinner provided
$550
DAY CAMPER THURSDAY OVERNIGHT EXPERIENCE
Add-On to Day Camp for 9-13 Field Hockey
Day campers can now try the overnight experience by staying at Camp Thursday night.
$50
1 on 1 Coaching Sessions
Add-On Option For All Campers
Register your camper for 30 minutes of one on one coaching in the skill set of their choice.
1:1 COACHING
$ 50
What Would You Like to Know?
Is Gear Provided?
No, athletes need to come with a stick, mouth guard, goggles, shin guards, and cleats.
Do Day Campers Stay For Evening Games?
Yes, Day campers get picked up after evening games. at around 7:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.
Is My Camper Completely Registered?
A complete registration includes: Filled out registration form whether online or on paper, the completion of medical documents and our liability waiver.
Can I Watch My Athlete Play?
Yes, games are open for friends and family members to attend. Games are played in the evening schedules will be provided on Facebook.
Field Completed by
