Longstreth
Sporting Goods ManufacturingPennsylvania, United States51-200 Employees
Longstreth is a mid-sized sporting goods manufacturer based in Spring City, Pennsylvania, focused on equipment and apparel for women's field hockey, fastpitch softball, and lacrosse. The company traces its origins to 1977, when Barbara Longstreth began selling Mohinder Gill’s hockey sticks from the trunk of her car, giving rise to Longstreth Women’s Sports. It expanded to develop gear specifically for women, including softball equipment added in 1991, drawing on input from a panel of experts and close collaboration with leading manufacturers, with product decisions guided by athletes who teach, coach, and compete at high levels. In 2026, Longstreth formed a partnership with the James Vick Foundation as a Supporting Equipment Partner for JVF Field Hockey during the Spring Competition Season, and it launched Players & Positions, a program focused on field hockey education and ambassadors. Based in the United States, the company serves a North American market with products and programs aimed at women athletes in its core sports.