2021: Field played twice on the AVP Tour with Eric Beranek, with a best of seventh, then placed ninth alongside Miles Evans. Field was second on the Tour in hitting percentage (.512). Internationally Field played four times, winning a silver medal in Rwanda with Chase Budinger and a silver and gold with Evans.

2020: Field and Bomgren played in all three AVP tournaments in Long Beach, but lost in the qualifier each time.

2019: Field formed a partnership with Tim Bomgren and the duo made the semifinals each of the first three AVP events, including a second-place finish in New York. In total the pair played all eight events, with six of them finishing fifth or better. Field was ranked 10th in blocks (1.42 per set).

2018: Field played seven AVP tournaments with three different partners. He had a best of ninth place three times, once with David Vander Meer and twice with Chase Frishman. He also played twice with Adam Roberts. Internationally Field competed in four events, once with Bobby Jacobs and Eric Zaun, and twice with Roberts.

2017: Field made his pro beach volleyball debut in Hermosa Beach with Justin Johnson, losing in the qualifier. He played with Orlando Irizarry in Manhattan Beach, advancing from the qualifier to reach his first main draw.

Personal: Field has an older brother, Michael, and a younger sister, Kiana. His father was a high school quarterback. Field teammed with Madison and Riley McKibbon in a three-on-three FIVB snow volleyball event, advancing from the qualifier and defeating Russia 22-20 in the third set to win a gold medal in Italy in 2019.