​As we've been analyzing the playing time of freshmen across each conference, today we turn our focus to the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA). This analysis examines how first-year players are adjusting to the challenges of college-level field hockey within the CAA, evaluating their game time, contributions, and overall involvement. Using data from the official athletic websites of each program, we aim to highlight how these freshmen are navigating their first year in one of the most competitive conferences, with teams like Drexel University and Hofstra University continuing to showcase their high level of play.

​Shifting our focus to the Atlantic 10 Conference in NCAA Division I, this report delves into freshman game participation, using data collected from the official athletic websites of each program for the most recent season. By analyzing playing time, roster contributions, and game involvement, we aim to highlight how freshman athletes are adapting to the rigorous demands of college-level field hockey within the Atlantic 10. This analysis sheds light on the initial challenges, opportunities for growth, and the critical role freshmen play as they navigate their first year in one of the most competitive conferences. From notable programs like Saint Joseph's and UMass, who have both reached the NCAA Final Four, to rising stars across all participating schools, this report offers a comprehensive look at the freshman experience in the Atlantic 10.

Continuing from our recent discussion on 'Freshman Realities: What to Expect in Your First Year of College Field Hockey,' we now shift our focus to the America East Conference in NCAA Division I. This report provides a detailed look at freshman game participation, using data collected from official athletic websites of each program for the most recent season. By evaluating playing time, roster contributions, and game involvement, we aim to understand how freshman athletes are adapting to the demands of college-level field hockey in the America East. This analysis offers valuable insight into the initial challenges and growth opportunities that freshmen experience as they navigate their first year in these competitive programs