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It sounds like you're interested in college-level field hockey! It's great to hear that you're focused on improving your speed and agility, as those are important skills in the sport. In the US, field hockey is indeed considered underdeveloped compared to other countries, but there are opportunities for players to excel. Recruitment opportunities in field hockey often come from participating in camps, clinics, and tournaments. It's also important to remain open to different positions on the field, as the game is dynamic and requires versatility. In terms of accessibility, playing on Astroturf is common at the Division I level, and finding opportunities to play for clubs and leagues can be a challenge. However, it's essential to keep seeking out opportunities to practice and play, as they are crucial for development. It's great that you're already thinking about these aspects of the game as a junior in college. Keep focusing on improving your skills and seeking out opportunities to play and compete, and you'll continue to grow as a field hockey player. Good luck!

ZOË BORMET | MICHIGAN FIELD HOCKEY 🏒

The biggest thing I've picked up on being at this level . Now at college is that field hockey is not black and white . I think I used to think of field hockey in a very stagnant mindset , but the reality is it's a sport that ebbs and flows .

ZOË BORMET | MICHIGAN FIELD HOCKEY 🏒

So off the field , when you're not working on skills , focusing on your speed and agility is crucial . I think a challenge that a lot of field hockey players experience in the US is that it unfortunately is a bit of an underdeveloped sport here overseas . It's a very popular sport even for men .

ZOË BORMET | MICHIGAN FIELD HOCKEY 🏒

Now at college is that field hockey is not black and white . I think I used to think of field hockey in a very stagnant mindset , but the reality is it's a sport that ebbs and flows . For example , when you're playing on the outside in high school , I would play on an outside midfield position and I would stay on my side the entire game .

ZOË BORMET | MICHIGAN FIELD HOCKEY 🏒

Hi , I'm Zoe Bemet and I'm a junior on Michigan field hockey team . I'd say I've had three main mentors in my life .

ZOË BORMET | MICHIGAN FIELD HOCKEY 🏒

So whenever she's giving us feedback , whether it's harsh or with a firm tone , she's still telling us that she's doing it with love and she loves us in my training regimen . I've really really focused on my speed and agility in field hockey . It's a very fast moving game with a lot of turns and cuts .