The Schools
Scholastic field hockey is played in less than half the states in America, but the competition is probably the most fierce of any American sport.
1998 stories
* There are field hockey rivalries... and then there is Stafford (Va.) and North Stafford (Va.)
* Meet the toughest field hockey player in America.
* West Long Branch Shore Regional (N.J.) is not the only game in greater Long Branch, N.J. anymore.
* Inside the toughest state tournament draw in the nation: New Jersey's Group II
1999 stories
* Bulletin: Flemington Hunterdon Central (N.J.) replaces a legend
* The Mater Amoris Ocelots benefit from "outside of the box" thinking.
2000 stories
* An appreciation of a fierce scholastic goalkeeper
* The Delaware Turf Bowl has become an annual happening
2001 stories
* What a senior did to earn her way back onto her field hockey team
* The head coach of Wissahickon (Pa.) has unfinished business at an unlikely place
* Inside the attempt to mandate helmets in Massachusetts
2002 stories
* A sniper on the loose in the D.C. metropolitan area has the field hockey community scrambling
* A look at the nation's only charter-school varsity field hockey team
* How a team in New York City dealt with the Sept. 11 terrorists attacks
2003 stories
* Observing Voorhees Eastern (N.J.) as it broke the national record for games undefeated
2004 stories
* Defense the story as Voorhees Eastern (N.J.) holds off Emmaus (Pa.)