NSW Pride, Brisbane Blaze and HC Melbourne all took out their first wins in Round 1 of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League, Australia's new reimagined national hockey league. There were 28 goals scored across the six (three women’s and three men’s) matches as Sydney, Canberra and Perth hosted the first round of double headers read more »
Adelaide Fire, Canberra Chill and HC Melbourne all enjoyed wins in the first round of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League 2019 Season, as Australia’s new reimagined national hockey league took centre stage. There were 28 goals scored across the six (three women’s and three men’s) matches as Sydney, Canberra and Perth host read more »
An exciting new chapter for Australian sport begins this Sunday (29 September 2019) with the long awaited opening day of the inaugural Sultana Bran Hockey One League. A ‘Super Sunday’ to kick off the season will see double headers (men’s and women’s) in Sydney, Canberra and Perth, with all matches to be broadca read more »
The official season launch of the inaugural Sultana Bran Hockey One League has signalled the start of something big not only for hockey but Australian sport. The event, which was held in Sydney’s Martin Place this morning, featured a men’s and women’s player from each of the seven new clubs, which are based in th read more »
Field goal conversions and a mandatory winner are some of the exciting initiatives to be rolled out for Australia’s new national League, Hockey One. The rules for the inaugural Hockey One season, which have been ratified by the International Hockey Federation (FIH), are designed and expected to produce fast and highly entertaini read more »
Hockey Australia has formally passed over control of the new Hockey One League to the new Company’s inaugural Board in another milestone for the new competition. Five Directors, nominated by HA and the Member Associations under the agreed constitution, met for the first time last night to conduct the necessary formalities. read more »
The fixture for Australia's new national hockey competition, Hockey One League, has been released, revealing a 49-day season with 21 double header home and away event days plus finals. The league will feature Australia's best hockey players competing in Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, Brisbane, and Sydney. The crea read more »