Camp Logistics

What to Bring to Camp

Hockey Related - all sites

  • Playing Gear: field hockey stick, shin guards, mouth guard, turf shoes or sneakers (for Field Turf and Astroturf). 
  • Hydration Gear (water bottle) - water and sport drink are provided at the fields
  • Rain Gear
  • Sunscreen

Overnight via Hotel

  • Sports Clothes for each day
  • Toiletries​

Personal Items & Misc - all sites

  • Lunch (either bring lunch or bring $ and plan to get lunch @ nearby stores during the 1-hour break)
  • Prescription Medications (questions about using medications can be directed to Mary at 734.678.5726)
  • Excitement and energy to think-talk-play field hockey (including a smile!)

The Next Level Check-In & -Out 

Check-In

Check-Out

Daily Sign-In & Out

Day-Campers should follow the Check-In and Check-Out procedures. All other mornings & evenings commuters should eat breakfast at home and sign-in with assigned coach at 8:30am at the field. They will then sign-out with the assigned coach after the last session of the day (around 8:30/9 pm) at the field.
  • Check-in is near the entrance to the Field. Check-in occurs daily, and begins 8:15am on the first day; 8:30am all other days.
  • Check-out occurs daily near the entrance to the Field. The coach(es) will dismiss each player daily at 4pm.
  • Remember that lunch is not provided. Please bring a lunch. Players who drive themselves to the camp can, with parent/guardian permission, leave to get/eat lunch.

Medical Supervision

There will be medical / athletic training coverage 24/7 from the start through the end of each camp, clinic and event. Hockey Fun hires Certified Athletic Trainers who will be on site during all hockey moments and trainers will stay in the dorms for full services.

In order to assist each camper with an excellent overall experience, we encourage all participants to stay hydrated (water, Gatorade), use their down time to relax and nap, and check in with a Coach, Counselor or Certified Athletic Trainer when they do not feel well in order to practice the Hockey Fun philosophy: "better to prevent than to cure." 

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