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Save the Day for Women's Masters Trials APRIL 2025

 

Please put the following dates in your diary if you are interested in nominating for the WA Women's Masters Teams to compete in the Nationals, held in Hobart, Tasmania in September/October 2025 (dates TBC).

We will be organising a 2-day trial (Saturday and Sunday) and are aiming for the weekend of 12 and 13 April 2025.

We have booked UWA turfs to be able to have ALL teams trialling in one location.

Further details on nominations, trials and Nationals 2025 will be provided close to the date.

For any questions or clarification required, please contact Gail Anderson (gail-anderson10@hotmail.com) or Jill van Duuren (Jill.vanduuren@bigpond.com).

Hope to see you all there!

AGM WA Masters Hockey Committee 2024

 

WA MASTERS HOCKEY

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of WA Masters Hockey will be held on

WEDNESDAY 4 DECEMBER 2024 at 6:30 PM

in the

EASTMAN ROOM of PERTH HOCKEY STADIUM

All Masters Hockey Club Delegates, Players, Coaches and Managers are invited to attend.

AGM Agenda, minutes, delegate proxy and committee nomination form available:   AGM Documents link

Nominations for election to Committee of the WA Masters Hockey Community are to be received by the Secretary, Anton Eaton by email to: secretary@wamastershockey.com (cc chair@wamastershockey.com) by 4.00pm on Friday 29 November 2023To be nominated by your club.  If more nominations are received than positions available, a ballot will be held to decide who is elected to the Committee.  A Nomination Form is available from the Secretary by email or on the Masters website at www.wamastershockey.com (you need to be registered and logged in to see the form).

Newcastle to Host 2025 Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships

The 2025 edition of the Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships, Australian hockey’s largest participation event, will be hosted at the Newcastle International Hockey Centre, home of the Newcastle Hockey Association.

Event Details:
2025 Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships
Newcastle International Hockey Centre, 332 Turton Rd, Broadmeadow NSW 2305
Friday 26 September to Saturday 11 October 2025 (Final dates TBC)

Full Announcement here:

revolutionise.com.au

 

WA vs SA - Friday, October 1, 2010

WA scored an early field goal with a successful one on one contest against the goaly by Helen Gandy at the 10 minute mark. 

WA then had a number of significant opportunities and put pressure on SA. 

The second half brought 2 excellent goals for WA from short corners. Meg Prentice scored early from a direct shot on goals. 

The final goal was a short corner deflection from Meg Prentice to Jill Sheehan. 

A solid team effort and a great win. 

Result: WA 3 - SA 0 
Best player as nominated by WA:  
Best player as nominated by SA: 


WA vs QLD - Xxxday, October ?, 2010

The 50s lost 1-0 to Queensland. The match was very close and we missed a number of opportunities to score. 

The last 15 minutes of the second half we defended a number of short corners with the Queenslanders prevailing in the last six minutes of the game. 

Result: WA 0 - QLD 1 


WA vs VIC - Sunday, October 3, 2010

WA lost 2-1 and this was disappointing as we had many scoring opportunities. And we controlled the game for the majority of the game. 

Although Victoria scored early in the first half, WA had the majority of the play and we quickly responded. 

Our goal was an excellent conversion of a short corner at the top of the D from Alison Cooper early in the first half. 

Victoria scored its second goal 10 minutes into the second half.  

Despite a relentless response from WA including a short corner which was disallowed, we were unable to convert 

Result: WA 1 - VIC 2 
Goal scorers: Alison Cooper 


WA vs ACT - Tuesday, October 5, 2010

WA won 2-0 in a strong, physical game. 

Helen Gandy scored the first goal with some assistance from Ricky Whelan in the first half. This was followed quickly by a team goal involving many players but finished by Jill Shehan. 

The second half saw no goals being scored from either side despite a number of close opportunities. 

WA looked in control of this game at all times. 

Result: WA 2 - ACT 0 
Goal scorers: Helen Gandy, Jill Shehan 


WA vs NSW - Wednesday, October 6, 2010

WA played NSW in the final pool round. 

This was our worst game with our injuries slowing us down and we were soundly beaten 3-0. 

We still made the top 4 however so can compete in the cross over finals. 

Result: WA 0 - NSW 3


WA vs QLD - Friday, October 8, 2010

From the outset WA controlled the game and had numerous shots on goals but the goals continued to elude the WA side which was the story of this carnival. 

Queensland scored a goal in the second half and WA despite a desperate effort from all, failed to convert any of the numerous opportunities, which was extremely disappointing.  
Spectators told us we were the better team with most of the control but the scoreboard told a different story. 

We lost 1-0 and Queensland went on to win the gold medal against NSW. 

Result: WA 0 - QLD 1


WA vs VIC for the Bronze Medal - Saturday, October 9, 2010

Yet again WA had a strong start with many scoring opportunities but the goals eluded us yet again. 
We had a couple of exciting runs including a last ditch run down the field and a pass to Jill Shehan but unfortunately luck was not on her side. 

Leanne Tate and Gail Westland were sidelined with serious injuries and could not finish the game. 

Neither team was able to score so WA finished equal third with a totally unsatisfying and frustrating draw. 

Apart from NSW, WA were capable of beating every other team and when the outcome for our age group was Gold to Queensland, one cannot help but wonder could have been. 

Result: WA 0 - VIC 0