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Women's National Championships 2026 in Adelaide

The 2026 Hockey Australia Women’s Masters Championships is confirmed to be held in South Australia in Sept/Oct 2026.

 

  • State Hockey Centre – 10 Anna Meares Way, Gepps Cross SA
    Competition Days: Friday 25 September – Saturday 3 October 2026
    Number of pitches: 2

 

  • Port Adelaide District Hockey Club – John Hart Reserve, Ethelton SA
    Competition Days: Friday 25 September – Saturday 3 October 2026
    Number of pitches: 1

 

AGM WA Masters Hockey Committee 2025

 

WA MASTERS HOCKEY

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of WA Masters Hockey will be held on

WEDNESDAY 3 DECEMBER 2025 at 6:00 PM

in the

EASTMAN ROOM of PERTH HOCKEY STADIUM

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

The AGM Annual Report, Financial Report, Minutes, Notice & Agenda, delegate proxy and committee nomination form are available here:   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 28 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).

HA Masters Events 2026 - call for officials to nominate.

Please be advised that the HA Masters Events and Officiating Pillar Group (EOPG) has released the applications for officials for 2026 HA Masters Events.
 
The link is here:  https://www.revolutionise.com.au/hamasters/events/342400 and is open to all registrations.
 
 
Event details are as follows:
Australian Women's Masters Championships: 
2026 Hockey Australia Women’s Masters Championships 
Adelaide, South Australia (State Hockey Centre). 
T1:  September 24 – October 3, 2026. 
(overflow at Port Adelaide Hockey Club) 
  
Australian Men's Masters Championships: 
2026 Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships 
Gold Coast Hockey Centre, Gold Coast 
Gold Coat Performance Centre, Gold Coast 
T2:  24 September – 4 October (34+ to 50+ age divisions) – 2 divisions per age group 
T3:  30 September – 10 October (55+ to 80+ age divisions) – 2 divisions per age group excl O75, O80
(overflow at Nikki Hudson Centre, Runaway Bay)  
 
Applications close 8 March 2026, but may be extended if required.
 
If there are any questions, please contact Nicola Ogden using the events@hamc.org.au email address.
 
Kind regards,
 
Nicola Ogden

WA Australian Players in Training for World Cup

31 Players training for the up-coming Masters World Cup at Melville on Sunday 22 February 2026.

2026 Men's & Women's NOMINATIONS FOR WA STATE MASTER TEAMS OPEN

Hockey WA and the WA Masters Hockey Committee are pleased to announce that Nominations are open 
for players for 2026 Men’s and Women’s State Masters Teams.

PLEASE NOTE: we are using a new nomination system this year.  The link at the bottom will take you to a TeamStar website to nominate using your Hockey Australia registered information (supplied when nominating for your local hockey club).

 

Nominations for Women’s State Masters Teams (all players welcome in WA including regions): 

Venue

Age Groups & Divisions

Dates

Adelaide, SA

34, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70  AND 75

Friday 25 September to Saturday 3 October 2026

 

Nominations for Men’s State Masters Teams (Note: this does not include WA Country Players): 

Venue

Age Groups & Divisions

Dates

Gold Coast Hockey Centre, QLD and nearby

34, 40, 45, 50

55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 

Thursday 24 Sept to Sunday 4 Oct 2026

Tuesday 29 Sept to Saturday 10 Oct 2026

 

A Nomination must be made on the Nomination Form on this website.  The Committee will place each player into their relevant age division according to your age as at 31 Dec 2026).  

 

There is a non-refundable fee of $55 to complete a Nomination.  (Note: a refund will be given if a team is not sent in your age group)

 

Nominations State Masters Teams close at 5.00pm on the Thursday before the relevant first trial.

Women’s Team Selection Trials will be held as follows:

2-day trial Weekend 18 and 19 April 2026 (Saturday and Sunday) at the UWA Turfs (7am to 11am)

Men’s team Trials will be held as follows: 

Men’s 34 to 60 trials, will be held on Monday 1 June 2026 from 6pm at TBA. Specific times for ages will be advised later.
Men’s 65 to 80 trials, will be held on Wednesday 3 June 2026 at Perth Hockey Stadium PHS 2 from 11.00am.

 

Nomination Information
Once you have logged in, the following Profile page should appear.  
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If you do not see the profile page navigate to the side menu (top right) and select User Profile.

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Then click on your name under "Linked Players".

 

WOMEN Only: Click on this link to nominate Women's Nomination.

 

MEN Only: Click on this link to nominate Men's Nomination.

 

Secretary

WA Masters Hockey Committee
secretary@wamastershockey.com 

WA Over 50's - 2003 Match Reports

WA 0 vs TAS 0


We snatched a draw from the jaws of victory! The first game of the tournament traditionally sees nervousness and a sense that more training and fitness would have prepared us better. This was certainly not evident in this match. We dominated for 75% of the game, with several chances to score only narrowly missed.

WA 2 vs SA 0


The Grey Ducks are flying! Our second game against South Australia showed the potential of this team as we dominated the majority of the game. Only a few miraculous saves from the SA defence prevented a more realistic scoreline. Limited to only a few chances SA were defending against a very fluent and slick WA team that gained in confidence as the match progressed. The first goal resulted from a short corner with Pete (Firewall) getting the last touch from a pass/shot from Terry (the Rock Doctor). The same combination produced the second goal but with Terry scoring from the top of the D with a rasping shot into the corner. A very pleasing performance which has set us up well for our next big hurdle, The Vics.

WA 1 vs VIC 2


Third game and a tough one against a strong Victorian side. Again a very promising start with WA spreading the ball around and definitely being the better side. Unfortunately a breakaway resulted in a penalty corner which the Vics converted to give a 0-1 half-time scoreboard. The second half was more even but with WA having a number of near misses and close calls before a scramble in the goalmouth resulted in a penalty flick for the Grey Ducks. Dudley strode up full of confidence and placed the ball in the bottom left corner to tie the game. WA kept up the pressure but couldn't find the net again. Unfortunately with us pushing for the win we were open to the counter and on a break the Vics managed to scamble what would prove to be the winning goal. A disappointing result but a very creditable performance and one that again gives a lot of heart for future games, the first being Queensland on Saturday. Watch this space for further news!

WA 3 vs QLD 0


"Here we go, here we go, here we go!" Game 4 and certainly our best result with a 3-0 win over Queensland. The Grey Ducks got off to their best start yet with a goal from Tommy after a free hit from Graham was deflected on by Len C for a reverse stick goal. Within a few minutes a glorious through ball to the far post from Dudley was deflected in by Dennis B, 2-0. On the 12 minute mark the Queensland defence was split again by good running from the forwards to leave Dudley again giving a superb ball through the middle for Dennis to go around the goalie and walk the ball in, 3-0. The first half had more chances at both ends but no more goals. Queensland attacked in force for the second half but a very well organised and resolute WA defence did a superb job in keeping them scoreless. This was a stand-out, team performance against a very strong side, our third clean sheet out of 4 and a terrific boost to qualifying for the semis. Next game, WA Country on Monday the 6th.

WA 1 vs WA Country 0


A pressure game for both teams with Country determined to beat their City cousins and playing well above their previous standard. There were early opportunities for both teams but half-time saw a 0-0 scoreline with the Grey Ducks just having the edge. Shortly after half-time a fantastic passage of play finished with a reverse pass across the D from Dudley giving Terry the chance to exquisitely slot the ball wide of the advancing keeper. WA carved out a number of opportunities but great keeping kept the score to a single goal to produce the three points that were needed from a very closely contested game and yet another team failing to score against a very strong defence.

WA 4 vs ACT 5


Forgive the cliche but this was a game of two halves. The first 10 minutes saw a few chances at both ends before a jinking run from Tommy gave Len C the chance to open the scoring. Unfortunately, ACT then hit us with three goals from very well taken chances. The WA side responded with another goal with Pete slotting home after yet another Tommy pass. It looked as though the game was going to hang in the balance but a couple of lapses gave ACT the chance to score another 2 goals and with a 2-5 scoreline, the game looked to be over. However an inspirational talk from the coach, Graham, (or was it the promise of KY's after-match whisky?) changed the game totally and the second half was dominated by WA. Tommy scored one himself, 3-5 and then Terry slotted one from the top of the D, 4-5. Relentless pressure in the last 10 minutes saw a number of chances for WA but unfortunately the ball wouldn't go in the net. A very creditable performance against the top team which means that the semi-finalists will not be known until the final round on Thursday. Watch this space for more news then!

WA 1 vs NSW 2


We lost, but not by enough to put us out of the final four. Full match report later.

WA 1 vs ACT 3 Semi-final


Full match report later. We missed some chances and ACT will play NSW in the final Sat 11/10.