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2026 Women's Masters OFT Announced for Adelaide

Congratulations to the OFT team that has been selected and ratified by Hockey WA for the Australian Masters Hockey 
Nationals in Adelaide in September.
 
Coaches - Thor Amundsen, Nathan Smoker, Elisabeth Smith, Joanne Sgro, Charlene Miller, Troy Kelly, Damian Della, Lauren Newman.
 
Managers - Dawn Ruddock, Lyn Piper, Carrie Parsons, Emma Bradley, Ady Holt, Colleen Bentley, Lorrainne Roper, Tania Dickson.
 
Medical Staff - Patrick Renner, Tayla Sedgwick
 
Nominations for players have opened. Coaches and Managers will not be aligned with a team until we are sure that we have a team for every age group.
Any concerns, please contact Gail Anderson

Women's 2026 State Teams Announced

Thank you to all the players who have nominated for this year’s WA master’s teams to compete in the Nationals in Adelaide in September/October 2026. Also, a big thank you for all the selectors and OFT for your commitment and efforts getting the teams selected. We appreciate everything you do for Masters.

For those players who missed out on selections, if you are still interested to compete in this year’s Nationals, we are happy to place you on the WA Pick Up list, for you to be selected in other State teams. If keen, please email Gail Anderson (gail-anderson10@hotmail.com ).

Congratulations to the following players selected in our WA Women’s Masters Teams:

 

Over 34

   

Sara

Johnson

 

Challen

Buttel

 

Sally

Brown

 

Leah

Smith

 

Christine

Woodward

 

Phillippa

Mascall

 

Bronwyn

Poustie

 

Rebecca

Savill

 

Leah

Mascall

 

Jessica

Hardman

 

Shona

Haynes

 

Jessica

Smith

 

Jade

Nelson

 

Melissa

Luff

 

Janine

Piper

 

Kirsten

Wright

GK

Shontel

Peak

GK

Train ons

   

Jenna

Brown

 

 

 

  Over  40

   

Amy

Dhu

 

Anna

Cook

 

Jaci

McPherson

 

Emily

Behsman

 

Nicole

Geary

 

Renae

Parsons

 

Tania

Storer

 

Aimee

Richardson

 

Jo

Noronha

 

Laura

Giannangelo

 

Lisa

Hedges

 

Shan

LeRoux

 

Jacinta

Amundsen

 

Laura

Piantori

 

Dale

Cronje

 

Jo

Noronha

 

Clare

vandenBerg

GK

Emma

Turner

GK

 

 

Over  45

   

Fleur

Ford

 

Stacey

Hamilton

 

Terri

Herbert

 

Emily

Holt

 

Rachel

Sherborne

 

Leisha

Tatham

 

Shayne

Wass

 

Rhiannon

Stewart

 

Clare

King

 

Jacinta

Oirbans

 

Janelle

Forrest

 

Gillian

Harrowfield

 

Hayley

Coetzer

 

Anna

Byrne

 

Leanne

Carruthers

 

Taige

Grebe

GK

Kirkea

Krige

GK

Train on

   

Kim

Nicholson

 

 

 

Over  50

   

Kirsty

Campbell

 

Elwyn

Campbell

 

Liz

Stratton

 

Katy

Vipond

 

Sinead

French-Bluhm

Sarah

O'Halloran

 

Hilary

Harmon

 

Jodie

Nield

 

Karen

Richards

 

Denise

Bendotti

 

Jo

Muntz

 

Vanessa

Carmody

 

Kathryn

Watson

 

Kellee

Kirkham

 

Donna

Treloar

 

DK

Kirby

GK

Lyndsay

Daw

GK

 

 

Over  55

   
     

Michelle

Clement

 

Danielle

Darragh

 

Julie

deSilva

 

Robyn

Himbeck

 

Lisa

Hodge

 

Bernie

Landels

 

Maz

Tanna

 

Anna

Taylor

 

Sarah

Zapelli

 

Sam

Cameron

 

Nic

Illich

 

Caroline

McNamarra

 

Sarah

Weiss

 

Anita

Scott

 

Meg

Caporn

 

Joh

Perry

GK

Rosie

Willix

GK

 

 

Over  60

   

Julie

Waddell

 

Ellie

Munt

 

Leonie

Squires

 

Judy

Baliff

 

Ann Maree

Foster

 

Catherine

Lewis

 

Pippa

Button

 

Sally

Barrett

 

Vicki

McAllister

 

Jocelyn

Henly

 

Jane

Marshall

 

Fiona

Cartwright

 

Ali

Hoy

 

Genny

Connor

 

Claire

Wright

 

Wendy

Stone

GK

 

 

Over  65

   

Karen

Bussell

 

Rose

Cahill

 

Susan

Clark

 

Gaye

Edwards

 

Tracey

Hough

 

Ali

McVee

 

Janine

Haines

 

Helen

Rule

 

Anne

Serafini

 

Deb

Whiting

 

Suzanne

Wood

 

Sally

Dare

 

Karen

Judge

 

Helen

Smith

 

Lindy

Coss

GK

 

 

Over  70

   

Karen

Allen

 

Gail

Anderson

 

Eleanor

Staples

 

Bev

Stanes

 

Lyn

Stowe

 

Alma

Davies

 

Marg

Knapp

 

Janice

Arcus

 

Trish

Leo

 

Marg

McIllwaine

 

Ricky

Whelan

 

Jill

Sheehan

 

Ros

Medbury

 

Maris

Margetts

 

Janese

McDougall

 

Sue

Gallingah

GK

 

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
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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 

Men's 2026 OFT for Gold Coast Announced

Congratulations to the OFT team that has been selected and ratified by Hockey WA for the Australian Masters Hockey 

Nationals in Gold Coast Queensland September/October.

 

 

AGE Group

Managers

Coaches

35's

34 - 38

 TBA

Julie Branley

40's

39 - 43

 TBA

 TBA

45's

44 - 48

 TBA

Peter Hudson

50's

49 - 53

 TBA

Rodney Greedy

50's Div 2

49 - 53

 TBA

Damian Pougnault

55's

54 - 58

Stewart McDonald

Alan Colthart

60's

59 - 63

Paula Dick

Geoff Horsley

60's

Div 2

Naomi Noble

Michael Jensen

65's

64 - 68

Martin Ferrari

Brian Saxby

70's

69 - 73

 Wayne Cutler

Stephen Pestana

75's

74 - 78

William Campbell

Butch Worth

80's

79 -

Heath Tyrell

Simon Thomson

WA Over 55's - 2013 Match Reports

 


WA vs ACT - Monday, September 23, 2013


Another tournament for the Grey Ducks and we were keen to start hard early and assert our dominance. Last year we finished runners up and we're determined to restore the ducks to their rightful place as gold medallists this year. 

Instructions from the coach were to score early and we duly obliged with a goal in the first 2 minutes. Some might say it was an "own goal" off the goalies pads but Pesty will have none of that - it was all by design and was the first of his hat trick. ACT responded with a few attacks of their own but our defence managed to keep them at bay - newby Goaldoc was determined to start well and managed several great saves on the way to a clean sheet for the game. 

In spite of ACTs brief forays into attack we maintained our dominance all over the park. We managed to score regularly throughout the half and by halftime the score was 5-0 to the ducks. Jos and Col were causing havoc up front and Jimmy managed to get the better of his old teammate Ralph Untersteiner who has defected to the darkside playing for ACT. 

At halftime Robbie was clearly upset we were only 5 goals in front. We duly responded by scoring 6 in the second half. 11-0 a great start to the tournament! 

The highlights for me: 
Jos and Pesty's hat tricks. 
Jimmy's ridiculous "sand iron" toma that lobbed over the keeper just under the crossbar. 
Goaldoc's 2 great saves off penalty corners. 

The only downside was a couple of injuries - Jimmy received a cut to his leg but was able to resume the field after some emergency repairs. And late in the game Col received a nasty cut to the back of his hand that needed a trip to hospital and some repair work by the plastic surgeon. Hopefully he won't have to miss the rest of the tournament but he won't be able to play for the rest of this week. 


Result: WA 11 - ACT 0 

Goal scorers: Jos 3, Pesty 3, Col 1, Jimmy 1, Herro 1, Locks 1, Cuts 1. 
Man of the Match selected by WA: Pesty 
Man of the Match selected by ACT: Locks 


WA vs QLD - Tuesday, September 24, 2013


A balmy day in Sydney; more like an Indian Summer with the temperature hovering in the high 20's. The Grey Ducks lined up against the Banana Benders and from the very outset kept possession of the ball with some accurate crisp passing and movement off the ball. The defensive unit, although getting up close and personal with the Queensland strikers were linking up well with their midfielders, and it was not long before a well worked set of passes found Rudy who in true Bollywood style, glided past the Queensland defence and found Josalator D'silva who in turn slotted the ball past the keeper with a magnificent drive 1-0 (apparently the sun was in the eyes of the keeper - so this author was informed). 

The Grey Ducks smelt blood and lifted their intensity and like the mighty Dockers started to turn the screws on the opposition with some great individual skills and astute positional play. The Queensland defensive structure, like ageing infrastructure were feeling the continuous pressure and a collapse was imminent. A long searching ball down the right flank found Herro who worked the baseline and drew the defenders to him and slipped the perfect pass to Jimmy on the spot, who slotted home our second goal 2-0. 

Talk about sambas and foxtrots and the name Cutler comes to mind. Cuts started to ply his trademark body feints and was getting all hot and sweaty doing the tango with the Queensland defenders (even had time to promise them free dance lessons) and it was not long before he waltzed into the circle and slotted home our third goal 3-0. Cuts had a great game and worked tirelessly both offensively and defensively. 

A good first half with plenty of goal scoring opportunities going astray; credit to our defensive and midfield players who kept up the intensity and continued to provide quality ball to our strikers. 

We were pre-warned that the opposition would come out hard at us; and for the first 15 minutes we held possession and kept out structure. Ballistic Pesty was given a yellow card for a soft tackle (guess the Umpire wanted to be in the game too) and was given a rest. This changed the dynamics of the game and gave the opposition a foot in the door and they started to get more ball and pose a few threats to us. A great interception and self-preservation tackle by Woody saw him cop a green card; but the team held together and thwarted many of their forward forays in to our circle. 

A solo run down the baseline by the opposition saw them convert in the dying minutes of the game. We held on for a great 3-1 victory. 

The road that leads to success is a long one with many a winding turn and in order to reach the zenith and be WINNERS we as a close-knit team, need to maintain our determination, cohesion, cooperation, commitment, confidence, communication and the hunger to succeed in a competition that is a gruelling one. 


Result: WA 3 - QLD 1 

Goal scorers: Joslyn D'silva, Jimmy Miller, Wayne Cutler 
Players player as voted by WA: Wayne Cutler 
Best player by opposition: Wayne Cutler 
Cards: Yellow – Pesty. Green – Woody


WA vs VIC - Thursday, September 26, 2013


The Grey Ducks managed another reasonable win in their third game for the tournament, defeating Victoria 8-1. The first half began as a bit of an arm wrestle with WA scoring first followed quickly by an answering goal from the Vickers. The WA forward line maintained pressure however and went into the half time break with a 3-1 lead. 

The second half saw the Vickers pile pressure on the WA back line. There were a few bodies put on the line as WA soaked up the pressure. Rudy Keswick, Jimmy Miller then turned on a clinic and WA managed to pile on another five goals whilst pressuring the opposition right to the final siren. Jimmy took a five goal haul with two to Jos D'silva and a nicely struck short corner goal to Dave Lockett. Rudy was voted MVP. An all round excellent team effort with improvements showing across the field, and more to come. 


Result: WA 8 - VIC 1 

Goal scorers: Jimmy 5, Jos 2, Locks 1 
Players player as voted by WA: Rudy 
Best player by opposition: Jimmy 
Cards: 


WA vs SA - Friday, September 27, 2013


Match report to come. 

Result: WA 4 - SA 0 

Goal scorers: 
Players player as voted by WA: Ari 
Best player by opposition: Gillie 
Cards: 


WA vs NSW - Saturday, September 28, 2013


Match report to come. 

Result: WA 1 - NSW 2 

Goal scorers: Crowey 1 
Players player as voted by WA: Goaldoc 
Best player by opposition: Goaldoc 
Cards: 


WA vs ACT - Monday, September 30, 2013


Early 8:15 am start at olympic stadium. Trainers and players had to get there at 6:30 am to fix up the walking wounded for the repeat of the a.c.t game. 

Another good start in the warm conditions and soon we were 2 nil up with Colin Howell presiding at centre half to give Pesty & Locks a break. Player management foremost in Coach Robs mind. With a dominant mid field and tight defence the forwards were given many opportunities of shots or short corners. 

Scorers were Feral 2, jimmy 2, Jos 3 (didn't know how to count; others stopped at 2) After a great transition left to right and into the circle Crowey roofed 1 to give him 2 goals and end game at 9 nil. 

Act picked Crowey as best player whilst WA picked Colin Howell as best. 

We remain on top. Next victoria repeat and then the finals 

Result: WA 9 - ACT 0 

Goal scorers: Feral 2, Jimmy 2, Jos 3, Crowey 2 
Players player as voted by WA: Colin 
Best player by opposition: Crowey 
Cards: 


WA vs VIC - Wednesday, October 2, 2013


Match report to come. 

Result: WA 3 - VIC 1 

Goal scorers: 
Players player as voted by WA: Jos 
Best player by opposition: Woody 
Cards: 


Semi-Final WA vs xxx - Friday, October 4, 2013








Result: WA n - xxx n 

Goal scorers: 
Cards: 


Final WA vs XXX - Saturday, October 5, 2013








Result: WA n – XXX n 

Goal scorers: 
Cards: nil.