Brooke Harting
Class of 2029 • Forward/Midfield
- Hometown
- Leola, PA
- High school
- Conestoga Valley
- Club
- Next Level-PA
The player
Brooke Harting is a Class of 2029 field hockey athlete at Conestoga Valley.
Recognition & experience
High school
2025
Season Highlights:
Varsity starter
Team Record: 18–3–0
Undefeated in Section Play
Lancaster–Lebanon League Section 2 Top Scorer
Stats: 28 Goals • 12 Assists
Honors: First Team All-Star (LL League Section 2)
As a freshman, I made an immediate impact on the offensive attack abilities. I played primarily as a right forward, but when an injury necessitated our team's reorganization, I stepped into the center forward position. I help create opportunities—both on and off the ball— with smart, aggressive runs, and helped our team finish the season as undefeated section champions.
Coaches describe me as coachable, competitive, and team-focused, with a strong desire to develop at the next level. As a freshman, I earned First Team All-Star honors and a varsity letter.
USA Field Hockey
2025
Nexus - First year participation
Advanced to the regional selection camp. I was selected for the Junior Olympic tournament in Houston. I was unable to attend due to a scheduling conflict.
Club / other
2025
Next Level -PA U16
2024
Next Level PA - U16 ( U14 aged)
Shooting Star- Pool Champions
Disney Sunshine Showcase Top flight -second place
NIT - qualified, second place in cross over
JPOL Elite - Champions
RCC- region 5, second place
NCC- 6th place finisher
2023
Next-Level PA U14
Disney Sunshine Showcase - Top Flight Champions
JPOL- Champions
RCC region 5, second-place finisher
NCC- 4th place
Prior Club Experience
WC Eagles -
u10- Diamond
U12- Gold, Blue team placement
U14- Gold Team- NIT team
Additional information
Academic Achievement:
MP 1: Honor Roll GPA:
I have been playing field hockey since a young age, following in my sister's footsteps. Field hockey has been a large part of my life and a sport I am passionate about. I am competitive and a team player. My skills do not always shine in practice and drills, where I focus on improvement, but I show up big in many ways for my team. Not only do I strive to contribute in the field technically, but also mentally. I encourage my team and hype them up. Field hockey is a team sport; we win and lose together. Growing and improving as a team is the way to succeed and win!