2021 Australian Under 15 Championships Preview

After COVID forced its cancellation in 2020, all is in readiness for this year’s Australian Under 15 Hockey Championships in Bathurst.

The week long National Under 15 Championships begin on April 9 and end with the medal matches to be decided on April 15.

Victoria goes into this year’s championships as the defending gold medallists in the Under 15 Girls, while WA Gold are the reigning Boys champions.

Ahead of the 2021 edition, the following are some points of interest regarding the various teams selected:

• Ryde Hunters Hill Hockey Club has produced six boys and one girl among the players selected for the New South Wales state teams.
• Newmarket's Commercial Hockey Club in Brisbane has produced seven athletes (Amy Chiu Chong, Karissa van der Wath, Shanelle James, Montana Carr, Trinity Woodward, Sophia Papantoniou and Ellie Kendall) for the state's two Under 15 girls National Championship teams.

This year’s Australian Under 15 Championships are made possible thanks to Destination NSW and Bathurst Regional Council.

Anyone attending the championships is asked to follow the COVID Safety Guidelines for spectators:

• Arrive just before the game you want to watch
• Refrain from moving between pitches where possible
• Leave ASAP after games
• Do not interact with the teams at the venue
• Follow all Public Health Guidelines

2021 Australian Under 15 Outdoor Hockey Championships

9-15 April 2021
Bathurst Hockey Centre, Bathurst NSW
Match Schedules (and Results as they happen)

Teams

Australian Capital Territory

Girls Team

Alexis Bailey (Albury), Ava Wilton (Central), Chloe Kemp (St Pats), Ella Slater (TVHC), Emily Staples (St Pats), Hayley Fisher (Central), Hayley Freebody (Goulburn), Isla Syrek (Daramalan), Jessica Latham (United), Jessica Lemon (St Pats), Kaidey O’Connor (St Pats), Layla Bettiol (St Pats), Liesl Toime (Central), Lucy Neely (St Pats), Mikayla Kemp (Central), Rachel Azzopardi (Other), Sophie Bolton (CGGS), Sophie Imhoff (United)

Boys Team

Aiden Hellyer (Uni Juniors), Blake Dooley (Central), Cameron Brick (Central), Ethan Waddon (QUHC), Harry Skelly (St Pats), Hugh Evans (St Pats), Jake McCarthy (St Pats), James Taylor (United), Jesse Raymond (United), Ky Garratt (Central), Lachlan Hopkins (United), Liam Munro (St Pats), Makhaya Hogg (Uni Juniors), Mehar Johal (UCHC), Monty Green (Central), Peter Crossman (Central), Samuel McGregor (St Pats), Zack dos Santos (Marist)

New South Wales

Girls Teams
State Team
Blues Team

Boys Teams
State Team
Blues Team

Northern Territory

Girls Team

Queensland

Girls and Boys Teams

South Australia

Girls Team
Winnie  Vartuli, Ella Bruce, Molly Dwyer, Charlee Wilson, Bella Chapman, Emily Holland, Keelie Dell, Natalia Hocking, Hill Isabelle, Daisy Holland, Zara Pelham, Michaela Gallie, Olivia Souter, Nikita Amos, Zoe James, Amelia Lucas, Emily Barnes

Boys Team
Rhys Earle, Jack Button, Edward Chapple, William Holland, Owen Geoghegan, Bryce Hammond, Mitchell Russell, Rhun Williams, Lucas Williams, Coell Williams, Joshua Ucinek, Jack Sharman, Griffin Wolthers, Joshua Inglis, Evan Staker, Jamie Dean, Seth Taylor

Tasmania

Girls Team

Boys Team

Victoria

Girls State Team
Amelia Dethridge, Bailey Wallace, Bec McNess, Bianca Zurrer, Elise Fitzpatrick, Ella Croxall, Emily Robertson, Frankie Dawkins, Hannah Boye, Jamie Segbedzi, Lulu Olesen, Maggie Mahony, Maya Hilford, Meg Mortenson, Morgan Hughes, Zoe Klopak

Girls Development Team

Boys State Team
Callum Pickford, Campbell Evans, Daniel Adams, Domenic Bozzone, Duncan Jackson, Emerson Hodder, George Papadopoulos, Hamish Height, Henry Laussen, Jacob Yacono, Joel Taylor, Josh Allen, Lachlan Hodgson, Liam McCashin, Logan Bell

Boys Development Team

Western Australia

Girls Teams

Boys Teams