Coach Clarence Jennelle has coached kids for over 22 years starting in Pennsylvania.   He co-founded one of the most successful youth field hockey clubs in the US called X-Calibur. The club has over 500 members and has won numerous gold medals at the National Hockey Festival, Disney Showcases, and other national US events.  Clarence was also a Varsity Coach at Owen J Roberts High School and in his time with the Wild Cats, he led the team to three back-to-back league championships, two district championships and a state semifinal. He has also been involved for many years in the US developmental program, Futures, as a Lvl1 & Lvl2 coach, a site director,  a selector and has coached 12 national futures championship teams.  Clarence is a USAFH Level II Certified Coach.

In 2015 he made the journey from Pennsylvania to Texas to help grow and develop the sport of Field Hockey in the Lone Star State.  Clarence joined Lone Star Field Hockey as head coach in Dallas in August 2018.  

His motto is, “It is better to have tried and failed than to have never tried at all.” A good athlete takes every failure, works out the kinks, and turns it into a success with hard work, dedication and determination.  The ultimate goal—having fun, developing a winning attitude and translating that into goals for games.

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