The excitement for the Paris Olympics is electrifying, and Kylie (McDevitt) Kelce, wife of ex football center Jason Kelce, represents that passion. But Kylie’s connection extends beyond national pride—she’s a former field hockey player herself! That said, it’s quite evident why she couldn’t resist celebrating United States Field Hockey’s ‘Quest For Gold.’ 

When NBC Philadelphia asked Kylie to interview hockey players Ashley Sessa and Kelee Lepage, Kylie “could not have said yes faster,” she claimed on TikTok. The 31-year-old even shared a sneak-peak of the video on her IG story. When the cheerful video addressed a previous joke about “all the places Kylie has no business being,” referencing her athletic past, fans were amazed. 

Kelce’s wife posted on TikTok, standing alongside the national powerhouses, “Hey guys, we’re back with another edition of places Kylie has no business being!” This fun moment truly showcases how passionate she is for the sport. Regardless, Kylie’s connection to field hockey is more than just a hobby. Her Instagram post, covered in the American flag, captures her steadfast support for Team USA.

According to recent sources, Kylie always motivates the players to do their best. With her upbeat demeanor, she acts as a strong source of motivation for the athletes, as they get ready to take on the upcoming difficulties. Kylie’s field hockey career wasn’t just about participation; her impressive accolades, including All-Conference and Rookie of the Year awards, demonstrate her talent.

Kylie Kelce’s accolades and enduring love for field hockey 

Kylie Kelce was a talented athlete. Having played on-field at Cabrini College and Lower Marion High School, she eventually became the head coach. According to her Cabrini Athletics page, she was named to the All-CSAC First Team and the ECAC South All-Stars First Team. 

Even after graduation, Kylie continued field hockey. She referred to joining the Cabrini team as “one of the best decisions I’ve ever made,” demonstrating her steadfast passion for the sport. During her latter seasons, the Cabrini team won the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship twice. After winning the CSAC Rookie of the Year title in 2013, Kylie was named to the First Team twice. In 2016, she scored a season-high three goals in her final NCAA tournament game.

As of today, Kelce’s wife supports Team USA with unrelenting passion. She doesn’t just cheer from the sidelines; it’s a personal tale tied to the team’s journey. Kylie’s story is a brilliant example of how passion for a sport can surpass personal accolades into support. As the games continue, one thing’s certain: backed by professionals like Kylie Kelce, the USA Field Hockey team will pursue gold with devotion!