James Madison University · UREC Sport Club
JMUClub Field
Hockey
Competitive, co-ed, and student-run. We play in the National Field Hockey League’s A Division, practice four nights a week on the ISAT turf, and chase a spot at Nationals every fall.

2×
NFHL national champions
2000 · 2010
49
members this season
co-ed roster
4
practice nights a week
Mon – Thu, fall
3–5
tournaments every fall
one hosted at JMU
Next up
On the calendar
- Wed, Sept 30vs. UVAHarrisonburg · ISAT Turf · Night gameHome
- Sat, Oct 24vs. Longwood & UNCCharlottesville, VA · at UVAAway
- Sun, Nov 8Home Tournament · vs. Penn State & West VirginiatentativeHarrisonburg · JMUHome
Our mission
Teamwork. Athletic ability. Dedication.
To provide an outlet for co-ed athletes to participate in the competitive sport of field hockey with an emphasis on teamwork, athletic ability, and dedication.
Every member
- Attend practice
- Participate in community service
- Help fundraise for the team
Trophy case
Two national titles.
Still hungry.
Almost every year we qualify for the NFHL National Tournament at the Virginia Beach Sports Complex. Southern Regional champions in spring 2026.

2026
Southern Regional Champions
NFHL · Spring
2021
Fall Challenge Cup Champions
NFHL
2018
National Runner-Up
NFHL Spring Nationals
2010
National Champions
National Field Hockey League
2006–07
Sport Club of the Year
JMU UREC
2000
National Champions
National Field Hockey League
Photos
From the turf

Practice
Four nights on the turf
ISAT Turf, behind ECL, at the field hockey and track complex by ISAT and Rose Library. Ninety minutes to two hours a night of fitness, skill work, team drills and scrimmage.
| Monday | 6:30 – 8:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 6:00 – 8:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 – 8:00 PM |
| Thursday | 6:00 – 8:00 PM |
New to JMU? Played in high school?
Come to tryouts.
We hold competitive tryouts at the start of the fall semester, and spring tryouts around late March. Dues are $250 a semester and cover tournament fees, travel, hotels, equipment and other team expenses.
Questions? Start here.




