Welcome to Our Website! We cordially invite you to the John F. Kennedy Memorial Field Hockey Tournament website. Forty-eight years ago in dedication to international goodwill and promotion of field hockey, a local group of enthusiast and dedicated committee members started this tournament. The John F. Kennedy Memorial Field Hockey Tournament is the oldest field hockey tournament in the United States. Named in honor of President Kennedy, the tournament was held annually next to the Reflecting Pool at the National Mall in Washington D.C. until the turn of the century. Since then,
Read in Full ____________________________________________  2012 JFK Tournament in Virginia Beach CANCELLED
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4th Annual Maryland Indoor Club Championships Sixty teams participated in the 4th Annual Maryland Club Championships which was held at Champions Fieldhouse in Rockville, Maryland over President's day weekend (February 18th & 19th, 2012). Those teams attending the national tournaments in Richmond and Virginia Beach got some valuable tournament experience. The tournament organizers wish all participants much success in future events. The winners for the various championship divisions were: Saturday Results - U14 C Division - Baltimore Stix White
- U14 B Division - Spitfire Firecrackers
- U14 A Division - Capitol Pegasus Z
- U16 B Division - Howard Stampede
- U16 A Division - Washington Wolves
Sunday Results - U19 C Division - Jackals 2
- U19 B Division - Spitfire Black
- U19 A Division - TNT 1
Good luck and have fun playing at the NITs! ____________________________________________ Orange Crush (Virginia Beach) & Red Rose (Philadelphia) Lift 2010 Men’s and Women’s JFK Trophies. Orange Crush defeated the visitors from the United Kingdom, Royal Marines. The game was tied 1-1 at regulation. In the penalty stroke competition, Orange Crush won 4-3. The Most Valuable Player was Shane Lovett of Royal Marines. The Best Disciplined Team award went to the DC Dragons. Red Rose defeated Goa Ladies (Toronto, Canada) in a reversal of 2009 results with a score of 3-1. The Most Valuable Player was Angie Loy of Red Rose. The Best Disciplined Team award went to St.Catherines of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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