Kylie Kelce isn’t letting her skyrocketing fame go to her head as she continues to hold onto what she loves.

The 32-year-old wife of former NFL star Jason Kelce is returning to her field hockey coaching job at Philadelphia’s Lower Merion High School when the season begins this fall, cementing her eighth consecutive year as a coach.

Sharing this interesting fact about herself with People, the former college athlete opened up about what it’s like coaching the high school’s varsity team.

“I think one of the most important things in being specifically a high school coach and a public high school coach, is that we get a wide range of athletes,” Kelce told People in a story published Thursday, August 15. “Some people will decide to go on to play Division I. Other people won’t play past their senior year — they’re really there to just enjoy the sport and enjoy time with their friends. In our situation, all are welcome.”

The wife and mother of three daughters, who played college field hockey at Division III Cabrini University, later detailed the importance of team sports, which she said aids in instilling confidence and the ability to work with others.

“Even for the people who don’t choose to play after high school, they still get to take that away,” she said. “So we want them to be more confident when they leave. We want them to be able to work with a team, whether that’s athletically or in a workplace or in a classroom.”

She also stressed the idea that the team is your “family.”

“You don’t have to like them, but you do have to love and respect them,” Kelce urged. “And those are all things that I think moving forward in life are really important. They make you a better, more well-rounded person and more prepared for the world after high school.”

In addition to improving their performance on the field, to Kelce, there are lessons to grasp off the field, as well.

“Yes, we focus on skill. Yes, we focus on endurance. We focus on all the things that could potentially help us win in field hockey, but ultimately, I’m trying to help them win at life,” Kylie said. “So all of those character-building opportunities are things that we focus on mostly.”

While preparing to return to her coaching duties, husband Jason Kelce is gearing up for his new gig as a cohost on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown.” The role comes after he announced his retirement from the Philadelphia Eagles earlier this year after 13 seasons in the NFL.

“I am mostly excited to see Jason excel in a new position,” Kelce told People of her husband’s new job. “I jokingly say it’s a pain in the butt that he’s good at everything, and I know I’m biased in that, but I truly believe he’s good at everything because even if he’s not good at the start or the best at the start, he will work endlessly and tirelessly until he can achieve that.”