Equity-One, HC Melbourne’s inaugural major partner in Season 1 & 2 of Hockey One has signed on for a further two seasons with the Melbourne-based Hockey One franchise. This will take their sponsorship through to the end of the 2024 season. “After building a strong partnership and working relationship with Hockey Victoria read more »
Craig Wilson has been officially announced as the new coach of the Perth Thundersticks men’s team. Wilson, an established hockey stalwart in Western Australia, will take the reins of WA’s top hockey side and bring a wealth of premiership-winning experience to the Thundersticks fold. The current coach of the Melville City read more »
The Hockey One League has announced that General Manager Andy Crook will be finishing at the completion of his contract. Crook was appointed by the Hockey One League Board as the League’s General Manager in February 2022 after spending five years as Chief Operating Officer for the National Basketball League (NBL). During hi read more »
Hockey WA would like to thank Perth Thundersticks Head Coach David Guest for his contribution to a stellar season for WA’s top men’s hockey side, with ‘Guesty’ set to stand down from his position in 2023 to take on an exciting new professional role outside the sport. During his tenure, former Kookaburra Guest led the Per read more »
Two of Australia’s best have capped off exceptional seasons by being awarded the Sultana Bran Hockey One League 2022 Women’s and Men’s Most Valuable Players. HC Melbourne and Hockeyroos midfielder Amy Lawton was named the Women’s MVP after a stellar season. The Men’s MVP was awarded to Canberra Chill and Kookaburras read more »
By Adam Clifford NSW Pride have defended their inaugural Sultana Bran Hockey One League Men’s title with a 2-0 win against the Perth Thundersticks courtesy of a world class tomahawk goal from Ky Willott. In reaching the summit, the Pride had knocked out minor premiers Brisbane Blaze on Saturday and returned with a gutsy def read more »
By Adam Clifford A Jocelyn Bartram penalty shootout masterclass has guided NSW Pride to their maiden Sultana Bran Hockey One League women’s title in a captivating final against defending champions Brisbane Blaze in Bendigo. After scores were locked 2-2 at the end of regular time, the Hockeyroos goalkeeper demonstrated her b read more »
By Adam Clifford Men’s Semi Final 1 NSW Pride kept their Sultana Bran Hockey One League defence alive with a five-star penalty shootout performance to defeat minor premiers Brisbane Blaze 5-3 after scores were locked 1-1 at full time. The match was haltered with just under seven minutes remaining in the second quarter as read more »
By Adam Clifford Women’s Semi Final 1 NSW Pride are through to the Sultana Bran Hockey One League Women’s Grand Final after prevailing 1-0 against a gallant Perth Thundersticks. In torrential weather conditions, the Pride survived a stern examination in the opening half with Hockeyroos goalkeeper Jocelyn Bartram making read more »
All roads lead to Bendigo this weekend for the Sultana Bran Hockey One League 2022 Finals Main Event. Here is everything you need to know about the season finale. Match Schedule Gate opening times 9.30am on both days Entry for General Admission ticket holders is through the western entrance of Ashley Street Hocke read more »
