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Koa Sports


Mission

Koa is committed to shaping kids’ lives through sports. Koa aims to develop each child to their full potential as an athlete and a person both in the classroom, in competition, and anything in between.

 

Process

Navigating the world of youth sports can be difficult, stressful, tiring, and downright confusing. We provide both parents and athletes a plan and solutions for athletes 4 to 18 years old. We don’t want you to go it alone…that’s what we’re here for, please trust our timeline, we don't offer overnight success.

Inner Koa

Koa means strength and we challenge all of our athletes to find their inner champion. Adversity is inevitable, but with hard work it will just make one stronger. Our goal is to build resilience in all of our athletes. Player development is our focus, chasing trophies is not.

 

June Player of the Month

Rachel T. | Koa Field Hockey Player

Rachel’s journey this season has been nothing short of impressive. Her coaches have witnessed her commitment to improvement, and it's been awesome to watch her grow. Not only does she listen to critiques when given to her, but she implements the changes right away, which has made such a positive impact on her overall play this season! But it’s not just about improved technique or being coachable; Rachel brings an infectious positivity to our team. Her spirit lifts everyone during practices and tournaments, and she truly embodies the essence of a true team player. Congratulations, Rachel, on being our well-deserved “Player of the Month”!

June Coach of the Month

Coach Abby | Koa Field Hockey Coach

This was Coach Abby's first season with us, and it was nothing short of outstanding! With her impressive playing and coaching background, she brought this team to new heights. They were Champions of the Black Eyed Susan Tournament and runners-up at the Hooray for Hockey Tournament. Coach Abby teaches her players more than just the game of field hockey; she teaches them life skills such as teamwork, discipline, resilience, and leadership. Congrats, Abby! Thanks for being such a positive coach!