The University of Michigan's Phyllis Ocker Field will host the nation's top collegiate field hockey programs when the 2015 NCAA Division I Field Hockey Championship comes to Ann Arbor, Michigan, Friday and Sunday, November 20 & 22. This will be the first time that U-M has hosted a field hockey national championship under its current format.
Ocker Field received a complete makeover after the close of the 2013 season, with renovations to provide fans with a cozy viewing environment that establishes the field as one of the nation's elite sites for competition. Additions to Ocker Field include a new 13,000-square-foot team support building, field lights, video scoreboard and a fan plaza featuring restrooms, concessions, ticket and marketing booths, and expanded seating accommodations. U-M inserted an impressive 1,500-seat grandstand on the north sideline, tripling the capacity of the field that has hosted numerous sellout crowds over its tenure.
Schedule of Events (Times EST)
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Friday, November 20 • Semifinals
Sunday, November 22 • Championship Game
All-Tournament Team
Syracuse: Jess Jecko, Alyssa Manley, Alma Fenne, Zoe Wilson
North Carolina: Nina Notman, Malin Evert, Julia Young
Connecticut: Roisin Upton, Karlie Heistand
Duke: Amanda Kim, Hannah Barreca
Victory Sports Tours / NFHCA Division I Senior Game
Note: The Senior Game has been moved to Oosterbaan Field House due to weather concerns.
Scheduled for the day between the NCAA semifinals and championship game, the Victory Sports Tours / NFHCA Division I Senior Game on Saturday, Nov. 21, at 2:30 p.m. will feature 38 selected senior student-athletes from teams across the country. Any individual whose team makes the championship site will not participate in the all-star contest. Admission is free.
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Parking
» Parking Map (PDF)
Free parking will be available in SC-7, the Lower Crisler Lot, accessible from Stadium Blvd. and Greene Street. Reserved parking is available in the Glick Lot (north of Ocker Field) for ADA parking and officials only. From the Crisler lot, there is a path across the railroad tracks that leads to the entrance to the field hockey field.
* Suspension of the university parking permit restriction for the SC-7 lot will begin 2 hours prior to game time for all weekday games. No permit is required on Saturday and Sunday for this lot; it is open parking.
Championship Participants
The NCAA Championship selection show will be streamed live via NCAA.com on Sunday, November 8, at 10 p.m. EST. [ Watch Live ]
The tournament will features 16 teams and include two play-in games. Automatic bids are given to the six strongest conference champions based on selection criteria, with the final two automatic qualifiers awarded to winners of the play-in games. Eight teams are given at-large berths.
The two play-in games will be contested Wednesday, November 11, on campus sites. First- and second-round play will held Saturday and Sunday, November 14-15, at four campus sites.
NCAA
• NCAA Field Hockey | Scoreboard | Rankings
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Venue and Transportation
• Phyllis Ocker Field
• Facility Information Guide
• Ann Arbor Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Public Transportation Options
Ticket Information
All-session tickets for the 2015 NCAA Field Hockey Championship are now on sale. To purchase, go to MGoBlue.com/tickets or call (866) 296-MTIX. Single-session tickets will be available in early November.
All-Session Passes
Adult -- $25 // Student -- $20
Single-Session Ticket
Adult -- $15 // Student -- $12
Group Tickets
$10 each for groups of 10 or more
Broadcast Information
All sessions will be streamed live on 
Promotions
Friday, Nov. 20: Gloves with the NCAA Championship logo will be given to the first 100 fans in attendance at each of the semifinal games (200 total pairs).
Sunday, Nov. 22: Mugs will be given to the first 100 fans in attendance at the championship game. Additionally, people who have the mug can get free hot chocolate at the concession stand.
Media Credentials
For media interested in gaining a credential to cover the championships, please fill out a media credential request form at NCAA.com/media.
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