Maximum points over the Adelaide Fire at the National Hockey Centre tonight continues the Canberra Chill Womenâs and Menâs teamsâ march towards a spot in the Finals Main Event in Bendigo. The results (1-0 in the Womenâs match and 5-0 in the Menâs) put both Chill teams well in the mix of finals action with two rounds to read more »
By Kate Allman Sparks will fly when the Adelaide Fire jets to the nationâs capital to hit off Round 5 of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League against Canberra Chill. With four rounds of the seven-week season in the books, teams are entering the home stretch towards the Finals Main Event in Bendigo on 19-20 November. Wins are read more »
By Adam Clifford Canberra Chillâs Menâs and Womenâs teams have put themselves well in the finals frame after recording victories over the Tassie Tigers in Hobart tonight. Menâs Match The Canberra Chill silenced a parochial Hobart home crowd with a stunning come-from-behind victory to defeat the Tassie Tigers in a t read more »
By Kate Allman Canberra Chill will fly to the Tassie Tigers den this Thursday night in a tense wrestle for ladder position in the Sultana Bran Hockey One League. The fourth round of the seven-week season represents the halfway point of the Hockey One League and picking a winner from the first double header is harder than spli read more »
The nationâs capital turned on another pulsating night of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League as Canberra Chill and HC Melbourne came away with a win apiece in the menâs and womenâs double header. Over 1,400 piled into Canberraâs National Hockey Centre as Canberra Chillâs Men notched up their first points before HC Melb read more »
By Kate Allman Icons of Australian hockey will take the pitch this Thursday night as Hockey Club Melbourne go on the road to take on Canberra Chill in this seasonâs first double header in the nationâs capital. Both menâs teams are chasing their first wins in Round 3 of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League. Tickets are av read more »
By Adam Clifford American civil and childrenâs rights activist Marian Wright Edelman famously coined the phrase: âyou canât be what you canât see,â words that have made a lasting impression on the Sultana Bran Hockey One Leagueâs first openly gay male hockey player, Davis Atkin. At the heart of Wright Edelmanâs read more »
By Adam Clifford It was honours even as Canberra Chillâs Womenâs Team and Brisbane Blazeâs Menâs Team enjoyed victories in front of another super crowd to open Round 2 of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League. Womenâs Match Canberra Chill extinguished Brisbane Blaze on their home deck with a 4-2 victory in their fir read more »
By Kate Allman Here comes the Chill. After a bye in week one of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League 2022 Season, Canberra Chill will run out for the first time on Thursday night against Brisbane Blaze at the Queensland State Hockey Centre. Tickets are available through Ticketek. Catch all the action LIVE on Kayo and FOX Spor read more »
The adage âdo you want the good news or the bad news?â could not be more fitting following the announcement former Hockeyroos defender Edwina Bone will not play for Canberra Chill in the Sultana Bran Hockey One League 2022 Season. The bad news is just that. Boneâs absence and experience will be sorely missed by a Canberra read more »