We're KaPow'in It!
This summer was filled with loads of hockey! But we loved every minute!
We started at Wyoming Area, where we had a great time with girls from all around the area. One day it rained, but we made the best of it and went inside and played dodgeball and performed skits. Once the rain cleared, we were back outside only to have it rain on us again! The rest of the week was clear skies though.
We headed to Lake-Lehman for a two-day clinic then to Louisville, Kentucky for a two-day clinic. We got lucky again with the weather and it was absolutely beautiful days to be playing hockey!
Then it was onto preparing for our one-day KaPow Elite Kamp and overnight outdoor KaPow Adventure Kamp held at Whitewater Challengers Campground and Crestwood's turf. We believe it's not just all about hockey. It's a balance in life between hockey and other things that bring joy. So at camp, our ideas were a little different from others. We had two short and sharp field hockey sessions at the turf. Then in the evening, we did other light fitness activities and intense fun competitions that bring in concepts of working with others and being an all-around athlete, and having fun doing it! Then we relaxed and ate s'mores, listened to music, and talked around the campfire.
Following the camp was our 3rd-annual Whitewater Field Hockey Festival where 16 teams at the high school level competed in front of 15 college coaches from all over the east coast and midwest. The finals were competitive and fierce. A pizza social followed where all of the players, parents, and coaches of the tournament were invited to King's Pizzeria.
Our middle school division followed on Sunday and unfortunate for them, the first couple of games were a bit wet! But they were troopers and powered through the wind and rain.
Monday was our first KaPow Hockey Klub practice combined with our Twinkling Stars youth program open play. The turnout was fantastic and we were able to meet more of the players in the Klub as well as introduce field hockey to the younger age groups.
All of the preparation was tediuos, but it was completely worth it knowing everyone got a little something from our experiences and coaching.. at least, we hope so!!! Now it's time to get ready for the indoor season.
We started at Wyoming Area, where we had a great time with girls from all around the area. One day it rained, but we made the best of it and went inside and played dodgeball and performed skits. Once the rain cleared, we were back outside only to have it rain on us again! The rest of the week was clear skies though.
We headed to Lake-Lehman for a two-day clinic then to Louisville, Kentucky for a two-day clinic. We got lucky again with the weather and it was absolutely beautiful days to be playing hockey!
Then it was onto preparing for our one-day KaPow Elite Kamp and overnight outdoor KaPow Adventure Kamp held at Whitewater Challengers Campground and Crestwood's turf. We believe it's not just all about hockey. It's a balance in life between hockey and other things that bring joy. So at camp, our ideas were a little different from others. We had two short and sharp field hockey sessions at the turf. Then in the evening, we did other light fitness activities and intense fun competitions that bring in concepts of working with others and being an all-around athlete, and having fun doing it! Then we relaxed and ate s'mores, listened to music, and talked around the campfire.
Following the camp was our 3rd-annual Whitewater Field Hockey Festival where 16 teams at the high school level competed in front of 15 college coaches from all over the east coast and midwest. The finals were competitive and fierce. A pizza social followed where all of the players, parents, and coaches of the tournament were invited to King's Pizzeria.
Our middle school division followed on Sunday and unfortunate for them, the first couple of games were a bit wet! But they were troopers and powered through the wind and rain.
Monday was our first KaPow Hockey Klub practice combined with our Twinkling Stars youth program open play. The turnout was fantastic and we were able to meet more of the players in the Klub as well as introduce field hockey to the younger age groups.
All of the preparation was tediuos, but it was completely worth it knowing everyone got a little something from our experiences and coaching.. at least, we hope so!!! Now it's time to get ready for the indoor season.






