Stampede
Williamsville
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COVID-19 Update (December 15)
The Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) regulators have deemed field hockey a risk sport, which means we must follow NY Forward guidelines to play this season. We have been approved with modifications in weekly club gatherings. However, to remain active with increasing our players and potential players skill level we are offering a virtual clinic. We have worked through strategies to have highly developed clinics via ZOOM. Please see the flyer below for details. If you have any questions, be sure to look at our Contact Us and Camp Registration Page.
When increase play resumes, we will do a combination of “social distance” hockey, and follow various COVID-19 protocol procedures.
We hope to see you all (virtually) soon. Thank you for your continued support of our Stampede club and your dedication to the great sport of field hockey!
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Congratulations to the Williamsville North Field Hockey team on winning the Section VI Class A title for four years in a row (2015-2018) and for advancing to the NYS Class A Championship. Stampede is well represented on this team which has dominated WNY with a 35-1 record over the last two seasons.
Congratulations to our Stampede players - Lauren Rabinowitz, Emma Roland,Kylie Rosen, Jordan Cooper, Jenna Piotrowski, Molly Martin, Sydney Moyer, Hanna Shannon, Halle Petrillo, Danielle Batz, Bre Shannon, Caitlin Wells, Sarah Matesic, Gabby Manzella, Paige Timby, Ryleigh Bias, Erin Roland, Sam Mallare and Megan Stypa! Special thanks to our very own Coach Jess Rys for a fantastic season and doing such a wonderful job leading and teaching our girls!
Williamsville Stampede is a not for profit organization that strives to provide a progressive and affordable field hockey program where girls and young women from the ages of 10 through 18 can train and develop to reach their full potential. To help players of all levels learn the skills, vision, discipline, work ethic, decision making and mental preparedness to perform and compete in the high school and college ranks. Through the vehicle of field hockey we hope to provide each player with the life skills that they will utililize in their scholastic, professional and personal lives.
