Club

U16-U19 Club

Weekly training for high school players developing their game in a fun, supportive environment — perfect for those balancing other sports or starting later in their hockey journey.

Fall 2026 • 10 weeks • Starts Sep 7 • Registration open
$300
Fort Worth
about this program

U16-U19 Club

The right place to keep playing

U16-U19 Club is for high school players who love field hockey and want to keep developing — without the multi-day weekly commitment of our Travel program. Whether you're a multi-sport athlete, picking up the sport later, or simply want to play for the love of the game, this is where you belong.

What a session looks like

Each Monday evening, players work through skill development, tactical concepts, and competitive game play. Coaches focus on advancing technical ability, building hockey IQ, and creating a positive team environment where every player improves.

Who it's for

High school players (grades 9–12) at any experience level. Some of our U16-U19 Club players are still in their first or second season of hockey. Others have been with us for years but choose Club over Travel because of scheduling. Both thrive.

What you'll gain

Real improvement, season over season. The confidence that comes from being part of a high-performing club. The friendships that form when you train alongside players who share your love of the sport. And the option to step up to Travel or join Adult Hockey once you graduate — the pathway never closes.

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schedule

Program dates & times

Weekly sessions

Monday • 6:30pm – 8:30pm • Fort Worth Country Day

Fall 2026 Dates

Ten Mondays: Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 | Oct 5, 12, 19, 26 | Nov 2, 9

What to bring

Comfortable sports kit, tennis or turf shoes (no cleats), shin guards, mouthguard, and a water bottle.

Registration

Registration for Fall 2026 is open.

90
%
COLLEGE RECRUITMENT RATE
of our graduating seniors are recruited to play college field hockey — at schools like Stanford, Harvard, U.Penn and Johns Hopkins.
From Our Families

Everyone was incredibly patient and kind - the girls all accepted MK into the fold instantly and she never looked back. MK was truly a beginner, field hockey was the first team sport she had played and the learning curve was steep – when her school coach saw her again that fall of 8th grade he was shocked at how much she had improved (a testament to the Lonestar coaches and playing model for sure!).

J
Jody L.
Mother • Austin • Class of 2024
FAQ

Common questions.

We're new to field hockey. Can my child still join?
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Let's see if your daughter loves the game.

Your first session is free. We'll lend her a stick. No commitment, no sales pitch.