Field Hockey Fields for the Elite

FieldTurf surfaces make for a better, "fast track" game, with smoother play than on natural grass. Field hockey teams who play on FieldTurf have seen a spike in recruitment because the surfaces offer a faster pace, unmatched resiliency, superior energy restitution, and a more appealing environment for athletes at all levels.

FieldTurf is an International Hockey Federation (FIH) approved supplier. The FIH requires the use of approved surfaces for specific international tournaments and maintains performance and test requirements for synthetic turf pitches. FieldTurf meets and exceeds these requirements.

It’s been said that a carpet-type system is the ideal surface for field hockey. We beg to differ – and our clients agree. There are over 200 organizations equipped to play field hockey on their FieldTurf surfaces in North America alone. 

Who’s Playing on FieldTurf?

Here is just a small sample of some of the higher-profile organizations that play and/or practice field hockey on FieldTurf:

• University of Massachusetts Lowell
• Marywood University
• University of British Columbia Okanagan
• Queen’s University
• Western Washington University
• East Stroudsburg University
• Towson University
• University of Scranton
• Long Island University
• Bloomsburg University
• Missouri State University
• University of Calgary
• Millersville University
• Widener University
• Southeast Missouri State University
• Siena College
• Robert Morris University
• Appalachian State University

Top Levels of Competition

In 2006, the NCAA Division II Field Hockey Championships were held on FieldTurf as Bloomsburg University became national champions in an exciting game against UMass Lowell at Cushing Field. Year after year, there are state and national championship matches on FieldTurf for both men's and women's field hockey.  

NCAA Division II Field Hockey Championships