New Kookaburra Martin 'keen to rip into it'
Many are keen to see the back of 2020, but for Dylan Martin it is a year he will never forget.
Dylan Martin
Kookaburras
Hockeyroos 2021 squad heralds exciting revolution
Australian women’s hockey is full of optimism after a wave of elite talent with immense potential was included in the 2021 Hockeyroos squad.
Hockeyroos
Paul Gaudoin
Courtney Schonell
Meg Pearce
Aleisha Power
Penny Squibb
2021 Masters World Cups cancelled
World Masters Hockey has officially called off the 2021 World Cups.
World Masters Hockey
Solitary change to 2021 squad underlines Kookaburras strength
Australia’s men’s hockey team, the Kookaburras, will head into the rescheduled Tokyo Olympic year with one new inclusion to its 2021 squad.
Kookaburras
Colin Batch
Dylan Martin
Injury forces Hockeyroo Karri McMahon to end career
Veteran Hockeyroos defender Karri McMahon has called a premature end to her international playing career due to a chronic knee injury.
Karri McMahon
Hockeyroos
Hockey Australia 2021 Women's National Junior Coach
Hockey Australia invites expressions of interest for the position of Women's National Junior (U21) Coach for 2021.
Hockey Australia announces seven Hall of Fame inductees for 2020
Seven individuals who have had a profound impact on Australian hockey have become the latest inductees into the Hockey Australia Hall of Fame.
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Craig Davies
Elspeth Denning
Jim Irvine
Treva King
Annette West-Bail
Richard Aggiss
Julie Ashton-Lucy
Mark Knowles appointed to Hockey Australia pathway role
The progression of Australian hockey's next generation of stars has been bolstered with Kookaburras great Mark Knowles to take on the role of Hockey Australia's National Athlete Pathway Program (NAPP) Technical Lead.
Mark Knowles
Hockey Australia
National Athlete Pathway Program Technical Lead
2020 senior club hockey premiers
After a season like no other, players and teams across the country have navigated their way through their senior competitions to claim Grand Final victory. Congratulations to all the clubs on their successes and the associations for keeping hockey going during tough times.
Hall of Fame - John McBryde
Selected in the 1960 Olympic team, John McBryde made his international debut against Pakistan, the titans of world hockey, on day one of the Rome Olympics.
John McBryde
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
HockeyEd reaccreditation date rollover
Due to the disrupted year hockey communities have experienced in 2020, Hockey Australia has decided to extend any accreditation renewals by 12 months.
HockeyEd
accreditation renewal
Website accessibility tool highlights hockey inclusion
Hockey Australia and its Member Associations are continuing to drive inclusion in the sport with the launch of an accessibility website tool.
Hockey Australia
UserWay accessibility widget
Hockey Victoria
Hall of Fame - Charlie Morley
The late Charlie Morley will go down as one of Australian hockey's unique characters and a national coach who nurtured some of the country's best hockey talent.
Charlie Morley
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame - Robin Ding (nee Bennett)
Robin Ding was a strong, brilliant and cool under pressure defender who represented WA and Australia for many years.
Robin Ding
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame - Don McWatters
A dual Olympian, Don McWatters played for, captained and coached Australia's national men's hockey team over the course of two decades.
Don McWatters
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame - Jean Wynne (nee Pearce)
The late Jean Wynne (nee Pearce) was a brilliant centre-half-back with superb anticipation, excellent vision and uncanny skill in distributing the ball accurately to her forwards.
Jean Wynne
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame - Ray Evans
An attacking forward from Western Australia, the late Ray Evans was a member of Australia's hockey teams at three Olympic Games.
Ray Evans
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame - Lorraine Packham
Lorraine (Laurie) Packham was a fast, agile and skillful left winger who was an all Australian representative for nine consecutive years and captain in 1966 and 1967.
Lorraine Packham
Hockey Australia Hall of Fame