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Hone your skills and maximize your exposure on water turf at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, California December 12, 2026. Select from small group sessions with coaches from the schools of your choice.

Open to 7th-12th graders.  Per NCAA rules, this opportunity is open to any and all entrants on a first come first serve basis regardless of skill level.

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You choose the college coaches you want to work with. In each session, you will be coached by two different Division One coaches for 30 minutes each in a small group setting. Shooting clinics, saving clinics, and scrimmages will also be available.

Develop fundamental skills in passing, receiving, shooting, and ball handling through progressive drills and instruction led by Division One coaches. Training will also focus on decision making by simulating game action in a controlled setting. These read and react drills are designed to enhance real-time in-game reactions.

Sessions are divided into two age groups: 7th-9th grade and 9th-12th grade. 9th graders can enroll in either type session.

Caitlin Walsh-Johnson, Ball State University Field Hockey

Caitlin Walsh-Johnson

Ball State University Field Hockey

Now in her 5th season as the Ball State University head coach, Caitlin is successfully building the Cardinals program with two MAC tournament appearances in the past four seasons. Prior to Ball State, Caitlin coached at Kent State and Davidson. Caitlin was a three-year starter at ODU, helping the team to two conference titles and three NCAA tournament appearances.

Jack Gallucci, Columbia University Field Hockey

Jack Gallucci

Columbia University Field Hockey

Jack is in his third season at Columbia after coaching at Fairfield University where he helped the team to two conference titles prior to joining the Lions. In 2025, Gallucci helped Columbia earn seven wins, including a 3–0 start to the season and an Ivy League victory at Dartmouth. Jack played for the US Junior National Team for both the U-19 and U-21 teams as well as the US Men’s National Development team where he participated in the 2022 Junior Pan American Games.

Hamzah Hashmi, Davidson College Field Hockey

Hamzah Hashmi

Davidson College Field Hockey

Hamzah is in his third season coaching at Davidson. Last season, he helped the program clinch their first postseason berth in a decade. Previously, Hamzah coached at the University of Vermont where the Catamounts made back-to-back playoff appearances for the first time since 2007. In addition to coaching at Davidson, Hamzah is a goal keeper for the US Men’s National Team.

Kristi Gannon Fisher, University of Michigan Field Hockey

Kristi Gannon Fisher

University of Michigan Field Hockey

Kristi is in her 2nd season as the head coach for Michigan after previously serving as an assistant for 9 years. During her time with the Wolverines, the team has captured 3 conference titles and has qualified for the NCAA tournament 5 times. She had an equally successful playing career helping Michigan to a national championship, becoming a two time All-American, and being named Big Ten Athlete of the year. She was recently inducted into the Michigan Hall of Fame. She was a 4 year member of the US national team.

Colin Clarke, Northeastern University Field Hockey

Colin Clarke

Northeastern University Field Hockey

Colin is in his 4th season as Associate Head Coach at Northeastern. Previously, he served as the head coach at Nottingham Kent University in England leading the team to a No. 1 ranking and its first BUCS men’s championship in program history. Colin also served as Britain’s U21 Women’s Head Coach, winning bronze at the European Championships. Colin was born in North Ireland and played for the Scotland Men’s National team.

Georgia Holland, Northwestern University Field Hockey

Georgia Holland

Northwestern University Field Hockey

Georgia Holland is the Associate Head Coach of the Northwestern field hockey program. Now in her 9th season, Georgia is an instrumental part of the recent success of Northwestern Field Hockey. Northwestern won the school’s first national championship in 2021 and appeared in the NCAA Final in both 2022 and 2023, and won back to back titles in 2024 and 2025. Georgia enjoyed a successful playing career at Yale and Wake Forest, earning a bachelor’s degree from Yale and a master’s degree from Wake Forest. She is currently working towards an MBA from Northwestern’s prestigious Kellogg School of Management. 

Charlotte Vaziri, University of Pennsylvania Field Hockey

Charlotte Vaziri

University of Pennsylvania Field Hockey

Charlotte is in her 3rd season at the University of Pennsylvania. Charlotte played at Northwestern where she started 62 games including an NCAA championship game. She was also a member of the U17 & U19 USA National Teams & the U19 USA National Indoor Team. A 2019 grad of Northwestern, she also earned an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management. Prior to Penn, Charlotte coached at several clubs including Windy City & Rise.

Megan Frazer, Stanford Field HockeyCarissa Tambroni, Stanford Field Hockey

Megan Frazer / Carissa Tambroni

Stanford Field Hockey

Megan Frazer or Carissa Tambroni will represent Stanford. Both bring the elite coaching Stanford field hockey players receive on the Farm.

Frazer is a gifted coach and decorated former player: a two-time NCAA champion, Honda Award winner, Ireland captain, and World Cup silver medalist is now in her fifth season on The Farm. In addition to playing for the University of Maryland and the Ireland National team, Frazer previously played professionally in Germany.

Tambroni is a 2024 All-MAC captain and conference champion, previously coached at Cornell, led a U19 club program, and already built a reputation as one of the NCAA’s top young assistants.

Austin Pile, UC Davis Field Hockey

Austin Pile

UC Davis Field Hockey

Now in his 5th season as the UC Davis head coach, Austin has established himself as one of the field hockey’s most effective program builders. He earned 2025 MPSF Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Aggies through one of the toughest schedules in program history. The 2025 season produced seven conference awards, including Offensive Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year. Prior to UC Davis, Austin was the Associate Head Coach at Cal. Since returning to Davis he has restored the Aggies to the postseason, claimed a landmark road win at Stanford, helped found MPSF field hockey, and hosted the league’s inaugural championship. A former US Junior National Team member himself, he is also active in USA field hockey, serving as both a coach and evaluator.

Olympic Training Center
Chula Vista Elite Athlete Training Center
2800 Olympic Parkway, Chula Vista, CA 91915

Train on water turf at a 155-acre Olympic training site, about 20 miles southeast of downtown San Diego (about 25 minutes). The field hockey pitch is a watered, world-standard surface, with Lower Otay Reservoir and the Otay Mountains as the backdrop.

The health and safety of our student-athletes is our highest priority. Certified Athletic Trainers (ATCs) will be present on site for injury prevention and first aid response. Our coaches are professionals who know that the coach-player relationship is one built on mutual respect.

Saturday, December 12 · Build Your Schedule

Olympic Training Center, Chula Vista · Choose one session each hour

9th graders may choose either age group. We recommend no more than two hours in a row.
8:00 AM
9th–12th
Columbia & Stanford
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Michigan & Northwestern
Small group · two coaches
9:00 AM
9th–12th
Ball State & Davidson
Small group · two coaches
7th–9th
Michigan & Northwestern
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Northeastern & Penn
Small group · two coaches
10:00 AM
9th–12th
Columbia & Davidson
Small group · two coaches
7th–9th
Penn & Stanford
Small group · two coaches
11:00 AM
9th–12th
Ball State & UC Davis
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Michigan & Northeastern
Small group · two coaches
12:00 PM
7th–9th
UC Davis & Columbia
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Stanford & Northwestern
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Shooting / Saving Clinic
1:00 PM
9th–12th
UC Davis & Northeastern
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Penn & Stanford
Small group · two coaches
7th–9th
Shooting / Saving Clinic
2:00 PM
9th–12th
Northwestern & Michigan
Small group · two coaches
9th–12th
Davidson vs Northeastern
8v8 scrimmage
3:00 PM
9th–12th
Columbia & Penn
Small group · two coaches
7th–9th
UC Davis vs Stanford
8v8 scrimmage
4:00 PM
9th–12th
Columbia vs Penn
8v8 scrimmage
9th–12th
Michigan vs Northwestern
8v8 scrimmage

Please arrive 45 minutes before your first session.

  • Registration Fee $240
  • One hour of small group instruction with two different college coaches $60
  • Shooting Clinic $40
  • Goalie Saving Clinic $40
  • 8 v 8 Scrimmage $100

Registration fee due on enrollment.  There is a “Pay Now” or “Pay Later” option available for all sessions.

What is special about a Good Company Event?
College coaches are the foremost experts in the world in their sport, but they have limited time outside of coaching their own teams.

For young student-athletes, getting exposure to these coaches traditionally requires traveling to one specific college campus to participate in the school’s institutional clinic. Although institutional clinics are great opportunities to learn and see a school, there are hundreds of participants and only one college coaching staff.

At a Good Company Event, you get to pick the college coaches you want to work with. You will be in a small group with no more than 12 players. And, you can work with multiple college coaches on the same day in the same place.

Who is eligible to sign-up?

To register, a student-athlete must be in 7th through 12th grade (graduation years 2027 through 2032). We group you based on your graduation year within each small group. As required by NCAA rules, the event is open to everyone in the age range regardless of skill or ability. Registration is limited only by availability on a first-come first-serve basis.

I am not sure if I plan to play a sport in college, should I still sign-up?

Absolutely! A Good Company Event is a rare opportunity to be coached by some of the best coaches in the world. It is a chance to learn and grow as a player regardless of where you are in your journey or where you are going. Whether your goal is to get a college scholarship or just to contribute on your high school team, a Good Company event is a unique opportunity to acquire new knowledge and hone your skills.

How does registration work?

You can reserve your space in the event by registering. Select the coaches you want to work with from the available times that work from your schedule. You customize your day based on your goals, availability, and budget. Sessions fill on a first come first serve basis. If the session is full, you can add your name to the waitlist without any payment, and we will contact you if a spot opens up.

How much does it cost to register?

Registration requires a $240 payment upon enrollment. In addition to the registration cost, there is a $60 clinic fee for each session.  There is a pay-later option for all clinic fees.  

What if I register but need to cancel for any reason?

You can cancel for any reason and receive a full refund up to 30 days before the event date minus a $30 processing fee. Simply log into your account, cancel your reservation, and email us at support@goodcosports.com to make sure we promptly refund your deposit. If you need to cancel within 30 days of the event, we will still provide a refund, minus a $80 admin fee, provided we are able to fill your spot off of the waitlist.

What does my registration fee include?

Your registration fee includes everything required to participate – field access, a numbered reversible jersey, access to certified athletic trainers, and most importantly, access to the best coaches in the world!

What if I already enrolled but want to add more sessions?

If you are already enrolled and want to add more sessions, you can log back into the website using the same email address you registered with.  Once you log back in, you can add additional sessions.

What if I already enrolled but need to change my sessions?

If you are already enrolled and need to change sessions, email us at support@goodcosports.com.  Please email from the account you used to register and provide the student-athlete name and tell us which session you would like to add and which session you would like to remove.  We will email you confirmation once we switch your sessions.

The website says the event is full, and the “Register” button now says “Join the Waitlist,” is it worth signing up for the waitlist?

Yes!  We open up opportunities if anyone decides to cancel. There is no cost to sign up for the waitlist, and there is a chance you will still get to attend!

I am on the waitlist, what happens next?

We add from the waitlist on a first-come first-serve basis. If a spot opens up and you are next on the waitlist, we will contact you via the registration information you provided when you signed up for the waitlist. We will then hold your place for 24 hours, so you can decide if you want to participate. Once you decide to participate, simply pay the registration fee and we will confirm your place. If you do not confirm your spot by submitting payment, we will open your spot to the next person on the waitlist.

What do I need to bring?

We do not provide any personal equipment other than a reversible numbered jersey. We will provide team equipment as requested by each coach (cones, balls, goals, etc.). However, you are responsible to bring any personal equipment required to play your sport (footwear, mouthguard, stick, etc). Although water will be provided, you should also bring a water bottle and plenty of snacks! You set your own schedule when you sign up for clinics, so no lunch or other food service will be provided.

I plan to sign up for a few clinics in the morning or a few clinics in the afternoon, should I plan to be there all day? What time should I plan to arrive? What time should I plan to leave?

You set your own schedule, so you can arrive and depart at whatever time best fits your schedule. Keep in mind that you should plan to arrive at least 45 minutes before your first clinic so you can sign in, warm up, and be ready to go right when it starts. When you complete your last clinic, you can leave at any time. You are also free to leave between clinics if you have enough time.

How will I know where to go?

One week before, we will email you all of the information you need: where to park, where to go for registration, confirmation of your clinic times, a diagram of the field, etc.

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DECEMBER 12, 2026

Olympic Training Center, Chula Vista

Chula Vista, California

Improve your skills and gain exposure to college field hockey coaches from your favorite schools.

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Division One Coaches

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Multiple Schools

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Personal Instruction

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Water Turf

Improve your skills and get exposure
to college field hockey coaches from
your favorite schools.

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