Coach Katie Stribling is a native to Northern Virginia and began her field hockey career at West Springfield High School; playing on both the JV and Varsity teams. She continued her passion for field hockey at the collegiate level while attending the University of Mary Washington, where she played all four years. She is a member of the 1993 UMW Hall of Fame Field Hockey Team.
Since then, Katie has invested in the sport of field hockey by becoming a USA Level 2 Certified Coach, and coaching at several high schools throughout Northern Virginia and Fairfax County. She dedicated the majority of her coaching career to Annandale High School, where she was the JV Head Coach and Varsity Assistant Coach for 16 years. During her time at Annandale high school Katie created a youth field hockey program in 2010 which focused on the development of 3rd through 8th graders. In 2015, Katie became the Head JV Coach at Woodson High School and fulfilled the position for 3 years. Currently, Katie is the Head Varsity Coach at Woodson High School.
Katie started NoVa Xtreme because she wanted girls to have a place to develop their field hockey skills in a positive and competitive environment. Xtreme's goal is to develop each athlete on an individual level in order to better prepare them for their high school team and future collegiate goals.
Coach Emily grew up in Richmond, Virginia. Due to her background in club soccer, she was approached to play field hockey in middle school and fell in love with the sport. She started playing field hockey in 8th grade at Atlee High School with 2 years on JV and 3 years on the Varsity level, along with two years playing Varsity soccer. After high school, she attended James Madison University to obtain her Bachelors in education and Masters in Special Education. She now teachers special education students at Annandale High school.
After moving to Northern Virginia, she started coaching as an assistant JV coach and is now the head JV coach at Annandale High School. She loves teaching new skills and building community with her players to share her heart for the sport.
Coach Abby grew up in Northern Virginia, where she played field hockey for W. T. Woodson and Rampage. She also coached for Burke Athletic Club for four years after learning the game from Head Coach Erin Deer. After high school, she attended James Madison University to obtain her B.A in Psychology and M.A.T. in Special Education. During her time at JMU, Abby played club field hockey, where she also served as coach and president of the club. She enjoyed being able to play at a competitive level while working for the school’s large recreation program (UREC). During her graduate year at JMU, she received the William N. Wasson Student Leadership & Academic Award for her work in both UREC and Club Field Hockey.
Upon graduation, Abby began teaching elementary special education in Arlington Public Schools. She is excited to continue to help young players grow their skills and love of the game at Xtreme.
Coach Amy Conboy Hastings is a native to Northern Virginia and began her field hockey career at James Madison High School where she played Varsity for 4 years. She continued her passion for athletics at the collegiate level while attending Penn State University, where she played soccer.
When Amy graduated from college she moved back to Fairfax County where she has been a math teacher for the past 29 years. She taught at Centreville High School from 1993 to 2003 where she coached Field Hockey, Basketball and Soccer.
She helped run the Capital Summer League program for all of Northern Virginia field hockey players with Starr Karl.
Amy took a few years off from Coaching while she was raising her 2 young girls but is now back in the coaching forum coaching both U19 and U16 club teams. She helped her U16 team make it to Indoor Nationals in 2022.
Coach Katie grew up in Burke, Virginia and learned to play field hockey from Coach Becca at Ram Camp the summer before her freshman year of high school. Katie played four years of field hockey at Lake Braddock. She played one year as a defender and three years as a goalie and helped Lake Braddock win two back-to-back Patriot District Championships and one Region Championship. Katie played club field hockey for Capitol Pegasus Field Hockey during high school and played three years of collegiate club field hockey at Virginia Tech. During her senior year, she was captain of the team. In addition to coaching Xtreme, Katie is the varsity field hockey coach at Lake Braddock and head coach of the Burke Athletic Club Field Hockey program. In her free time, Katie is an elementary school teacher and marathon runner.
Becca Williams, referred to as "Coach Becca” by her athletes, grew up in Northern Virginia and was a three sport varsity athlete at Robinson Secondary School. During her field hockey career she served as team captain both on the JV and Varsity teams, was 1st team all district her junior and senior year, 2nd team all region her senior year and was awarded the “Athlete of the Season” Booster award her senior year. She was also recruited and accepted to play in The Commonwealth Games her junior and senior years of high school. In the field hockey “off season”, Becca ran Varsity indoor and outdoor track beginning her freshman year. She won several district and regional championships while on the 4x400 team and most notably won a state championship her sophomore year. She was also accepted to compete at the infamous Penn Relays her sophomore, junior and senior years. She finished her high school career by again winning the “Athlete of the Season” Booster award for the spring track season.
Although Becca was recruited to play field hockey at the collegiate level, she accepted an academic scholarship to The University of Alabama, where she majored in Communicative Disorders. She currently works in the medical research field and is the Head Varsity Field Hockey Coach at West Springfield High School.
Becca strongly believes in a positive, fun and inclusive coaching style. Her athletes describe her as LOUD, upbeat and slightly sarcastic. You will always find her carrying around her red speaker playing music at practice and during warmups! Becca coaches Xtreme’s U19 travel team, as well as, the collegiate showcase teams.
Coach Zoe grew up in Annandale, Virginia and began playing field hockey in eighth grade with the Burke Athletic Club. She played four years of varsity field hockey at Woodson High School as a midfielder, helping her team win two Patriot District Championships and four back-to-back Regional Championships.
She continued her field hockey career at Virginia Tech, where she played three years of collegiate club field hockey, earning Team MVP honors her senior year and helping lead the team to a National Runner-Up finish.
In addition to coaching for Xtreme, Zoe is the Assistant Varsity Field Hockey Coach at Annandale High School. She loves being active, competing, and fostering a fun and connected team environment where players can build friendships and lasting memories.
Coach Corin Inderbitzin-Brooks began playing field hockey her freshman year of high school at Annandale high school where she was awarded numerous honors by being recognized as an All-District, All-Region, All-State and All-Met athlete. She continued her field hockey career at the collegiate level while attending Bucknell University. Corin was as an All Conference athlete and recognized as "Patriot League Defensive Player of the Week" several times during her Junior year. As her Junior year progressed she was also picked to attend the NCAA Leadership Forum. Corin finished her collegiate field hockey career in Argentina as she played for The Universidad Nacional de Cuyo.
Corin continued to pursue her love for field hockey as a coach at Annandale high school and NoVa Xtreme.
