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TEAM AIST Field Hockey

AIST Sports

TEAM AIST Field Hockey

AIST traveled Europe in July of 2021 with 5 AIST select teams.  At times, it seemed as if we were the only tour bus in all of Italy due to the Covid19 pandemic.  We were able to navigate through the country providing our athletes and fans an experience that they will remember for the rest of their lives.  Now, in 2022 we are traveling with more than 600 passengers to several destinations around the world.

For those of you who are interested in joining an AIST select team in 2023, now is the time to book your roster spot!  We look forward to having you on tour soon!

AIST will surpass 22 years of international tours in 2023!

High School Select Teams

2023 – High School Invitations

Coming soon – email info@aist.us for more info

College Select Teams

2023 – AIST College Field Hockey Destinations

In the summer of 2023, our AIST select College teams will be representing the USA in the following destinations:

  • Italy – Tentative Travel dates: May 23 – June 2, 2023
  • Spain – Tentative Travel dates: June 8 – 17, 2023

AIST Field Hockey

Since 2001, AIST has been traveling the world with select players from across the country to competing in a variety of sports. The selection process is based on recommendations from coaches as well as statistical leaders from around the nation at all levels of college play. For our high school selected players can be from an AIST Tryout, college coaches recommendations, college showcase events or from our research of online player profiles.

As a player you will gain cultural experience, personal growth, as well as improving your skills and creating many new friendships along the way. We hope you join us for this once in a lifetime opportunity.

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Attention Coaches!

AIST is always in search of qualified coaches to lead our select teams. Coaches will be able to enjoy working with players from all different backgrounds.

Tour Responsibilities for our Coaches:

  • Game Management – Put together rosters for each game
  • Instruction – Provide instruction to help players improve
  • Run Practices – If needed, we will have 1-2 practices on tour which you will be able to work with your team
  • Chaperone – AIST staff will handle all of the details, however we may require a little assistance in looking out for our players on tour
  • Enjoy your tour – AIST staff will be providing you with all the support of the tour. You will have the freedom to explore and visit the destinations at your own speed.
  • Recruit – We do hope that our selected coaches will be able to help promote the team and find players to join the roster. AIST does most of the recruiting, but it certainly helps when we have coaches who can pull 4-5 players from their own team or conference.
  • Travel Free – AIST covers the tour package for our head coaches.  In some cases we are also able to provide you with spending cash for the tour to make it more enjoyable for you.

Benefits of Traveling with AIST Select Teams

 

Our program is designed to give athletes the opportunity to improve as a player and as a person. Here are a few reasons to travel with AIST:

  • Cultural Experience of a Lifetime
  • Personal Growth
  • Educational sightseeing excursions and experiences
  • Emersion into an unfamiliar atmosphere
  • Opportunities to improve your skills
  • A better understanding of the world around you
  • Meeting new friends, teammates and opponents from around the world
  • For College athletes – opportunity to gain some exposure and possibly play abroad – Please note AIST does not promote players or have any guarantees that scouts will be at games
  • For High School Athletes – a chance to gain experience playing with like talent as preparation for the college level

  • 2021 – Italy College Tour
  • 2020 – Italy College Tour – Postponed due to Covid-19
  • 2018 – Italy College Tour
  • 2017 – Italy College Tour
  • 2016 – Italy College Tour
  • 2016 – Italy U19 Tour
  • 2015 – Paris/Amsterdam Tour
  • 2014 – Italy Tour
  • 2013 – Italy Tour
  • 2012 – Italy Tour
  • 2011 – Italy Tour
  • 2008 – Dominican Challenge – 1st Place
  • 2007 – Belgium Tournament – 1st Place
  • 2006 – Italy Tournament – 1st Place
  • 2005 – Italy tournament – 2nd Place
  • 2004 – Barbados Tournament – 2nd Place
  • 2003 – Belgium Tournament – 2nd Place
  • 2021 – Leslie La Fronzr – Kean University – Italy College Tour
  • 2020 – Leslie La Fronzr – Kean University – Tour postponed
  • 2018 – Enza Steele – University of Lynchburg and Leslie La Fronz – Kean University – Italy College Tour
  • 2017 – Hannah Oybkhan – Notre Dame of Maryland – Asst. Italy Tour – Former AIST select player
  • 2017 – Megan Fraser – St. Timothy High School near Baltimore – Italy Tour
  • 2016 – Enza Steele – Lynchburg College – Italy Tour
  • 2015 – Enza Steele – Lynchburg College – Italy Tour
  • 2015 – Belgium Holland Tour – Lindsay Bard – William Patterson University
  • 2014 – Beth Gottung – Montclair State University – Italy Field Hockey Exhibition Tour
  • 2014 – Megan Fraser – Johns Hopkins University – World Cup Tour – Belgium and Holland
  • 2013 – Kimberly Cosenza – Elms College – Italy Tour
  • 2013 – Enza Steele – Lynchburg College – Italy Tour
  • 2012 – Lindsay Bard – William Patterson University – Italy Tour
  • 2011 – Enza Steele – Lynchburg College – Italy Tour
  • 2008 – Brittany Elliot – Salisbury University – Dominican Republic University
  • 2007 – Carrie Moura – Christopher Newport University – Belgium/Holand Tour
    2006 – Tracy Short – Wesley College – Italy Tour
  • 2006 – 2007 – Lindsay Bard – William Patterson University – Italy Tour, Belgium/Holland Tour
  • 2005 – Megan Callihan-Fraser – Johns Hopkins University – Italy Tour
  • 2004 – Kelly Ford – Drew University – Barbados Tour
  • 2004 – Alice Collins – Randolph-Macon College – Barbados Tour
  • 2003 – Dawn Chamberlin – Salisbury University – Belgium/Holland Tour

 

Top Team Players From Collegiate Tours:

  • Washington College – Hillary Manion
  • William Patterson University – Jaclyn Bertos
  • Widener University – Emily Norcross
  • The College of New Jersey – Jaclyn Levy
  • The College of New Jersey – Jackie Scullen
  • College of Wooster – Kelly Hubbell
  • Oberlin College – Briana Quinn
  • Rhodes College – Jennifer Brown
  • Salisbury University – Melissa Taylor
  • Drew University – Sarah Bergmann
  • Slippery Rock – Jennifer Kress
  • Slippery Rock – Katie Krochmal
  • Slippery Rock – Kristin Sands
  • The College of New Jersey – Katie Flaig
  • The College of New Jersey – Kristin Shields
  • The College of New Jersey – Sarah Moretti
  • Johns Hopkins University – Amy Soergal
  • Drew University – Tara Connelly
  • Nazareth College of Rochester – Ashley Decker
  • University of Scranton – Jenna Gordish
  • University of Southern Maine – Justene Larnerd
  • Washington College – Laura Scimeca
  • Richard Stockton College of NJ – Caitlin Nolan
  • Richard Stockton College of NJ – Courtney Clemens
  • Richard Stockton College of NJ – Kristen Woodrow
  • The College of New Jersey – Jessica Berkowitz
  • The College of New Jersey – Margaret Hess
  • William Patterson University – Danielle Herbek
  • Washington College – Rachel Miller
  • East Straudsburg University – Cara Senese
  • Fairleigh Dickinson University – Katie Warner
  • Fairleigh Dickinson University – Laura Elmo
  • Houghton College – Kriten Mazzeo
  • Washington College – Melanie Ruppert
  • Muhlenberg College – Juillian Duffy
  • Muhlenberg College – Kelly Shetron
  • William Patterson University – Christina Ayusa
  • The College of New Jersey –Colleen Dougherty
  • Washington College – Candace Gaull
  • Nazareth College – Megan Grimmer
  • Nazareth College – Kelly Miranda
  • Christopher Newport University – Melissa Szeliga
  • St. Mary’s College of MD – Julia Puzak
  • Moravian College – Beverly Beaver