Naoma Green:
naomagreen@bluestarfieldhockey.com

Lawrence native, Naoma Green, brings impressive and local coaching experience to Blue Star Field Hockey. 

After graduating from Rowan University summa cum laude with a degree in Health and Physical education (2003), Naoma led Ewing High School to its first state tournament appearance in 23 years. She then moved on to coach at Robbinsville High School, where she competed in the Colonial Valley Conference (CVC) and earned over 100 wins in 9 years. In 2010, Naoma's Ravens won the Mercer County Tournament (MCT) and Naoma was honored with the CVC and All-Area Coach of the Year awards. Her legacy at Robbinsville also includes multiple division titles, great placements in the MCT, and annual competitive play in the state tournament. In 2021, she stepped back to the sidelines and helped her alma mater win the Mercer County Tournament.

Most rewarding of her tenure in the Colonial Valley Conference are the countless players who continued their love of the game and their playing career at the next level. 

Naoma is passionate about developing a lifelong love of the game in others and takes great pride in having many of her former players continue to play field hockey in college and then become coaches themselves, keeping her philosophy of hard work, passion, and everyday hustle alive. 

Naoma earned her Masters in Educational Leadership with distinction and additionally received the Medallion Alumni Award for her exceptional contributions to her profession. 

Currently, Naoma is the Varsity Assistant at Shawnee High School.

Jen Anderson-Heller 
jenanderson@bluestarfieldhockey.com

Associate Director & Head Coach

Jen joins the BSFH director and coaching staff with an impressive resume. Coach Anderson grew up in Morrisville, PA and played at Pennsbury High School. After high school she played for University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill and was captain of '88 squad.  As a Tar Heel, she was a 4-time ACC Champion, appeared in 3 final fours, and was an Academic All American. She has 30 years of experience as a varsity coach, Head Coach of Futures (now Nexxus), club, recreation and has coached at the multiple National Tournaments. 

Jen is committed to sharing her passion for the sport that has given her so much.  She recently retired from a 25 year career as a middle school math teacher to focus on coaching full time at Blue Star.  

Meg Roeloffs Gart 

Head Coach of U16, Director of Camps

megroeloffs@bluestarfieldhockey.com

Meg has been part of Blue Star Field Hockey since it began in 2016.  After graduating from Montclair State University, Meg has coached at the Varsity & JV level. She has coached at Robbinsville High School and Montgomery High School.  In 2022, she was hired as the new Varsity Head Coach at West Windsor North High School. 

A highly decorated college field hockey player, Meg graduated from Montclair State University Class of 2017. During her college career, she was named to the ALL-NJAC team for three years, the South Atlantic Region team for two years, and an All-American during her junior season. Meg was also selected to the NCAA Senior All-Star Game following her last season with the Redhawks. Meg was a two-year captain at MSU and led her team to three NCAA tournament appearances. Off the field, Meg earned several honors in the classroom including the NFHCA Academic Award, the NFHCA Scholar of Distinction, and the CoSIDA Academic All-District team. She graduated from Montclair State University Summa Cum Laude in 2017 with a bachelor’s in psychology. In 2018, Meg graduated with her Master’s in Teaching Special Education. From 2018 to February 2023, Meg was a special education teacher at Montgomery High School. Meg currently works as an administrator for Blue Star Lacrosse. 

Meg is extremely passionate about empowering young athletes through field hockey. She believes field hockey teaches strength, builds meaningful connections, and shows athletes the value of hard work & dedication while having fun. As our camp director, she ensures a fun and engaging experience for campers of all levels to help them build confidence before their competitive fall seasons!

Christine Cabarle

Head Coach

Cabarle is a 2002 Rider University graduate, where she was a field hockey captain, all NEC Conference 1st Team player in 2000 and helped her team to become 2000 conference champs and 2001 regular season champs. After receiving her Psychology and Philosophy degree as a Bronc, Cabarle continued her education at TCNJ, where she earned her Masters in Education, magna cum laude, in 2005. During that time, she was a New Heights coach, until 2006, and an assistant coach at Rider during the 2006 season. At West Windsor-Plainsboro South, her team was division champs in 2012 and 2013. As a softball coach at Robbinsville High School she earned Coach of the Year (2011) and led the team to a Group II State championship win in 2011 and 2013.

Cabarle is passionate about empowering young girls to be confident in their abilities and believes that field hockey is a way for young female athletes to pursue their dreams.

Tiffany Trockenbrod - Head of Showcase Select Teams & Recruiting

Head Coach 

trock@bluestarfieldhockey.com

Trockenbrod was a two-sport star in field hockey and lacrosse at The College of NJ, earning four National First Team All-American selections, (3 Field Hockey; 1 Lacrosse). She won four NCAA national championships, two with field hockey and two more with lacrosse. In her senior year of field hockey, she was nominated for the Honda Bronderick Award, signifying the Division 3 National Player of the Year. Trockenbrod is the all-time leading scorer in field hockey program history, and after succeeding as a field player in lacrosse, transitioned to goalkeeper following injuries. As a senior during lacrosse season, Trockenbrod was named the 2001 IWLCA Goalkeeper of the Year, earned a spot on the National All-America First Team and was nominated as the NCAA Woman of the Year for New Jersey.

Megan Errico:

Head Coach  

Megan Errico has been the Lawrence High School head coach since 2012 and has built an incredibly powerful program. In 2020, Errico led her team to the Group 3 Sectional NJ State Finals, was named CVC Coach of the Year and CVC Team of the Year.  In 2022, her team was listed as a top 20 program in the preseason ranking while having numerous players on NJ.com players to watch list. Her Lawrence Cardinals were named Mercer County Tournament Champions in 2022.

Megan Errico was born and raised in Pennsylvania and currently raising her family in Richboro. She is very excited to grow the game in Bucks County and share her love of field hockey.

Kaitlin O’Donnell :

Co-Head Coach of U12

Kaitlin has been a part of Blue Star since it began in 2016. A former four-year player at Rowan University & Robbinsville High School playing on the forward line. While playing at Rowan, she was a member of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and served as Chair of the organization her Senior year. She earned Academic All-American for three seasons, awarded the Joy Solomen Leadership Award, and the Rowan Field Hockey Iceberg Award. 

She graduated from Rowan in 2013, Cum Lade with degrees in Elementary Education and Liberal Studies with specializations in Special Education and Language Arts. She recently completed her Masters in Educational Leadership from Montclair University in 2020. She is currently entering her 8th year as a Math and Science teacher in Montgomery. 

Kaitlin loves being a part of the Blue Star family and sharing her love and passion for the sport! 

Kellye Statz: 

Head Coach Goalkeeping

Statz graduated from Robbinsville High School in 2010, where she played four years as a field hockey goalkeeper and played for the Jersey Intensity indoor club team. She played four years of field hockey at William Paterson University, where she was a two-year starter. Statz holds the Pioneers program record for career saves at 320. She graduated in 2014 magna cum laude with a degree in Secondary Education and English. She is currently teaching at Montgomery High School, where she is an assistant varsity field hockey and girls lacrosse coach. 

Brooke Hullings 

Brooke Hullings is a 2014 Montclair State University graduate with a bachelors degree in Health & Physical Education. Brooke was a 4 year member and 3 year starter of the MSU field hockey team where she earned all NJAC midfield honors as the program won its first NJAC title in back to back seasons and advanced to the NCAA playoffs 3x, becoming national runners-up. 

After college, Brooke became assistant field hockey at William Penn Charter High School and a volunteer girls lacrosse coach at Cinnaminson High School. She then began teaching and assistant coaching both sports at Holy Cross Prep Academy. Brooke has been head coach for field hockey for 2 seasons, and is entering her first season as co-head lacrosse coach this year.

Brooke has continued to play field hockey in an adult women’s league year round. She believes that field hockey has been one of the most influential parts of her life—allowing her to make life-long friends, build a strong physical and mental health, and the establish the determination to meet any goal she sets her mind to, which is what she hopes to instill in each of her players.

Katie Manning:

Head goalie coach for Blue Star! Rutgers University graduate and former goaltender. Coach Manning comes to us with 20 years of coaching experience on the varsity level (Florence & Robbinsville) and numerous camps in the area. Manning is also one of the founding members of Florence Recreational Field Hockey. She is currently teaching Social Studies and holds a degree in Educational Administration.

Maddie Breschi

A 2016 Kenyon College graduate, Maddie was a four-year starter and three-time captain. During her time on the field for the Kenyon Ladies, she compiled records as the all-time leader in points, goals, and assists. A three-time Player of the Year for the NCAC, Maddie was also the Great Lakes Region Player of the Year during her junior season. As a three-time All-American selection, Maddie led her team to the NCAA tournament for the first time in 10 years in 2014. 

After graduating from Kenyon with a degree is psychology, Maddie was the assistant field hockey coach at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, VA. She was also the head U19 coach for Nova Elite Field Hockey Club. She is currently coaching at Chapin in NYC and is pursuing her MBA through George Washington University.