Meet our coaches!

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Meet Coach Emma!

JHS Head Coach & Owner

Emma began her field hockey career in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, where she played for Selinsgrove Area High School, PA Power, and the Blue Lions club out of State College, PA. In 2019, her family relocated to State College, where she played midfield for State College Area High School and became a three-time PIAA District 6 Champion. In November 2020, Emma verbally committed to Bellarmine University’s new Division I field hockey program. Throughout her club career, Emma continued to compete with Blue Lions and also played for PA Revolution, Pittsburgh Venom, and Phoenix Performance Academy. After graduating from State College Area High School in 2022, she went on to attend Bellarmine University. In the spring of 2023, Emma underwent two leg surgeries that led to a medical retirement from collegiate play.During her recovery, Emma began coaching with Panthers United during her breaks from school, including the Summer 2023 season. Later that year, she transferred to Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU), where she is pursuing a degree in Marketing. Emma began her high school coaching career at James River High School in the fall of 2023 and concluded her tenure there in the fall of 2025.

Meet Coach Cam!

JHS U16 and U19 Coach

Cam’s field hockey journey began in 3rd grade with Panthers United Field Hockey Club . Cam continued playong and loving the game of field hockey, later in life finding herself playing for  Mills E. Godwin High School. Being a four-year varsity player, and a defender, she earned 2nd Team All-Region honors her senior season. Now in her second year of coaching, Cam brings her love for the game to her role as assistant varsity coach at Godwin, inspiring the next generation of players. Off the field, she’s pursuing her passion for beauty as a salon apprentice while finishing her education locally.

Meet Coach Courtney!

JHS U16 and U19 Coach

Courtney began playing field hockey when she was just nine years old, starting out in a local recreational league in the 757 area. What began as a fun way to stay active quickly turned into a deep passion for the sport. As her skills improved, Courtney decided to take her involvement to the next level by joining a competitive club team during her middle school years. Through that experience, she developed a stronger sense of teamwork, discipline, and determination that would carry her through the rest of her athletic journey. Courtney attended York High School, where she became a dedicated and accomplished player. After graduating in 2016, she continued her athletic and academic career at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, where she competed as part of the university’s field hockey program. Her time at EMU allowed her to grow both as a player and as a leader, building lasting relationships and deepening her understanding of the sport she loved. Today, Courtney remains active in the field hockey community. She continues to play in adult leagues throughout the Richmond area whenever her schedule allows, keeping her competitive spirit alive. In addition to playing, Courtney also contributes to the sport in another meaningful way by serving as a referee for Virginia High School League games. Through both playing and officiating, she continues to stay connected to the field hockey community that has played such an important role in her life.

Meet Coach Casey!

Casey started her field hockey career in 8th grade playing for Powhatan High School. She was a 4 year starter on Varsity playing midfield and defense. During Casey's time at Powhatan, she earned to titles of 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All Region, 2nd Team All Region, and All Metro Honorable Mention. Her sophomore year she started playing club with Panthers United, located in Richmond, Virginia. Following her time with Panthers United, Casey finished out her club days with JHS Field Hockey Club. Casey is now continuing her field hockey career at Bridgewater College where she plays defense and defensive center mid. After Casey's first Fall season playing for The Eagles, she was awarded Most Valuable Player through her team.  In addition to field hockey, Casey is studying Environmental Science in hopes of pursing a  career in wildlife conservation.