HC Melbourne’s Women’s team sewed up top spot while the other wins for the round went to Perth Thundersticks and Adelaide Fire in another dramatic weekend of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League. The penultimate round of the season featured amazing comebacks, clinical displays and some interesting results that ended the finals read more »
By Caleb Scanlon HC Melbourne continued their unbeaten streak with a commanding 5-2 victory over Tasmania Tigers in the Women’s Sultana Bran HockeyOne. Sitting on 25 out of a possible 25 points, HC Melbourne sealed the minor premiership with a round remaining. Warrnambool striker Madi Ratcliffe scored 2 goals to jump to read more »
Fortescue Metals Group have been announced as the game day partner for this Saturday’s Sultana Bran Hockey One games featuring the Perth Thundersticks followed by a crucial, must-win Olympic Qualifier between the Hockeyroos and Russia for entry into the upcoming 2020 Tokyo games. Hockey WA CEO Stu Gilsenan said “the rare c read more »
The inaugural Sultana Bran Hockey One League season is entering crunch time and this weekend’s penultimate round will have significant bearing on who will still be standing when it counts. After a huge double round last weekend a number of teams made their move, while for others it left their top four finals aspirations hangin read more »
It’s the penultimate round of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League so don’t miss a minute of the action. With top-four spots still up for grabs across both the men’s and women’s competitions, many of this weekend’s matches will be high-stakes contests. Round 6 begins with Adelaide Fire playing host to Canberra Chill o read more »
The Sultana Bran Hockey One League double round produced goals galore as two teams stamped their dominance in the men’s competition. There were a mammoth 78 goals scored across the weekend’s 12 matches, including a 10-5 result between HC Melbourne and Canberra Chill’s men’s teams, as Round 4 and Round 5 was played within th read more »
On the women’s side HC Melbourne and Brisbane Blaze were the big movers in Rounds 4 and 5 of the Sultana Bran Hockey One League. HC Melbourne and Brisbane Blaze shot to the top two spots on the ladder after both teams notched up back-to-back victories while at the other end of the ledger, the Tassie Tigers are still searching read more »
Round 5 was a story of two polar opposites on Sunday as HC Melbourne took on NSW Pride at Sydney Olympic Park. The women continued their undefeated streak while the men were dissected by a faster and more dynamic NSW Pride team. The women started defiantly after a strong win on Friday night against Canberra Chill. Amy Lawton was read more »
It was a sunny and sweltering day at the State Hockey Centre, which saw the Blaze host their second home games against the Perth Thundersticks. The women’s game was tough with both teams putting it all on the line. Blaze Captain Ash Fey scored a penalty corner at the end of the first quarter taking the score to 1-0. The second read more »
A sea of orange set the scene for both Blaze teams to light up the State Hockey Centre on Friday night. After 3 away rounds, the Blaze were itching to play in front of a home crowd for their first home game for the Sultan Bran Hockey One League. The Blaze women’s team came out firing, with Ruby Harris scoring a field goal in t read more »
