Ms. Ashley Hoogeveen Head Athletic Trainer - Competitive Clubs Directorate of Cadet Activities ashley.hoogeveen [at] westpoint.edu About Education Research & Publications Ashley Hoogeveen grew up in a small town in Iowa and studied athletic training at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. She attained a Master of Science degree in kinesiology, with an athletic training emphasis, from Temple University. Her favorite thing about athletic training is the entire rehabilitation from the start of an injury to the finish, and the relationships built with athletes through the process. Her clinical interests include manual therapy, specifically targeting hips, back and neck. Outside of West Point, Ms. Hoogeveen enjoys traveling, hiking, biking, volleyball, basketball, being outdoors and spending time with family. M.S., with athletic training emphasis - Temple UniversityB.S., Athletic Training - Hope College Selected Publications Publication: Brain Injury 2015 - Dorminy M, Hoogeveen A, Tierney RT, Higgins M, McDevitt J, Kretzschmar J. Effect of Soccer Heading Ball Speed on S100B, Sideline Concussion Assessments, and Head Impact Kinematics. Brain Injury 2015 May 25: 1-7 Poster Presentation at National Athletic Training Association Conference & Symposium 2012 - Effect of Ball Speed on Head Impact Kinematics and Concussion Assessment Scores during Soccer Heading