Skyhawks Field Hockey Camp

» Sport Specific Gear - Please bring mouth guards, shin pads, and sticks. Sticks are available to borrow.
» Refillable water bottle
» 2-3 Snacks
» Wear athletic clothing and sneakers
» Hat or sunglasses
» Sunscreen & Bug spray
» Please label everything

Dear Awesome Guardians,

At Skyhawks, we take pride in providing children a safe, structured environment to learn and grow. Such an environment fosters a sense of security and stability, allowing children to explore, make mistakes, and learn from them without fear of judgment or harm. It also helps in developing essential life skills, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and emotional regulation. By nurturing a supportive atmosphere, we empower children to reach their full potential, build resilience, and become well-rounded individuals who can contribute positively to their communities.

We employ top-notch staff who share the same philosophy, are background checked, first-aid/CPR-certified, Positive Coaching Alliance®-certified and Skyhawks-trained directors and coaches.

Thank you for considering joining our program. We look forward to getting active with your amazing children and teaching them life skills through sports!

Kind regards,

Miranda Duca
Owner | Coach | Mother

Camp is open to the public and is offered in partnership with the North Wildwood Recreation Department.

Questions? Get in touch! 

Bernadette Baron | Area Manager
(609) 827-8401 (call/text)
[email protected]

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Every child receives a Skyhawks award certificate and Skyhawks camper t-shirt.

WEATHER POLICY

» Our goal is to not cancel any camp days due to rain showers.
» We will seek shelter until conditions are safe.
» Please pack extra clothing if rain is in the forecast.

That said, your child's safety is our #1 priority and if conditions are deemed unsafe for the day and an account credit will be issued. 

Your child will spend the week building respect, teamwork, inclusion, leadership, and sportsmanship, learning how to treat others kindly, work together, welcome everyone, take initiative, and handle both success and challenge with confidence and gratitude. These skills matter because they help children grow into compassionate teammates and resilient young leaders—on and off the field

Monday
» At Monday camp, your child will learn to show respect by treating people, equipment, and shared spaces with care, using kind language, supporting teammates, and practicing positive self-talk when challenges arise.

Tuesday
» At Tuesday camp, your child will learn the power of teamwork by working together toward shared goals, making sure everyone is involved, encouraging and supporting their teammates, and celebrating the effort and cooperation that make the whole team stronger.

Wednesday
» At Wednesday camp, your child will learn to practice inclusion by celebrating differences, making sure everyone feels seen and welcomed, and building friendships through intentional partnering, inclusive play, and activities that highlight the unique qualities each child brings to the group.

Thursday
» At Thursday camp, your child will learn leadership by practicing positive attitudes, bringing energy to their team, taking on small leadership roles, and learning how every experience—good or challenging—helps them grow into a confident, encouraging leader.

Friday
» At Friday camp, your child will learn how to practice true sportsmanship by celebrating others, handling wins and losses with respect, using positive language, and showing gratitude to teammates, opponents, and coaches.
» Caregivers, feel free to join us a little early to watch your athlete in action and receive their merit award!