There are 158 Division 3 field hockey teams, which makes this the largest number of programs in any division of the NCAA. These Division 3 field hockey colleges and their athletic programs differ immensely school by school, so doing research and building a list of target schools is a great first step in finding the right fit.

NCAA Division 2 field hockey colleges often have talent that can compete at the Division 1 and even international levels. The difference is the average athlete trains less hours per week at the D2 level. These extra hours of time can be spent enjoying the college experience, whether joining Greek life or participating in other social functions college has to offer. Here are some of the benefits of going to Division 2 field hockey colleges:

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Field Hockey is played outdoors on turf, players hit a hard round ball through goals using sticks with curved ends.

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Club Field Hockey provides field hockey players the opportunity to play high quality field hockey in a fun environment. The recreational, yet competitive nature of the club enables members to enjoy the sport through outdoor practice and games in fall and spring, in addition to regular training games and tournaments at nearby universities. Additionally, the club fundraises and organizes social events to further bond the team.

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