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 »
On Friday night the Adelaide Fire hosted the Perth Thundersticks at the State Hockey Centre in Adelaide in the second of three straight home games for the Fire. Women The match started well for the home team with the Fire controlling the play and creating a number of chances. Kate Denning was a rock in defence not allowing an read more »
Women’s: Canberra Chill 2 def Tassie Tigers 1 Men’s: Tassie Tiger 6 def Canberra Chill 2 After two rounds away the Canberra Chill were back at home to take on the Tassie Tigers in two must win games. The women were up first and after a toughly contested first quarter the score was 0-0. Early in the second qua read more »
The NSW Pride men kept their incredible unbeaten streak intact with a dominant win over Hockey Club Melbourne at Sydney Olympic Park this afternoon. The performance was a stark contrast to that of their female counterparts earlier in the day, who went down to a clinical Melbourne team. A three goal-haul to Kurt Lovett, a brace f read more »
Round 4 was a valiant performance from Hockey Club Melbourne as they took on Canberra Chill under the Friday night lights. HC Melbourne’s women’s team took a 2-0 win in the opening game to continue their undefeated streak, while the men made the record books defeating Canberra Chill 10-5. In what was a fiery contest at the S read more »
Round four of the inaugural Hockey One League has come and gone with the Canberra Chill Men’s and Women’s sides suffering losses at the sticks of HC Melbourne. Women: HC Melbourne 2 def Canberra Chill 0 Men: HC Melbourne 10 def Canberra Chill 5 In the women’s match Canberra held possession for most of the game an read more »
It's the last home game for the NSW Pride this Sunday at Sydney Olympic Park and we're taking on Hockey Club Melbourne in the #BattleOfTheBorder! Bragging rights are on the line and so are some all-important points. There's lots on the line for both teams, so make sure to be and show your support. Here is everything you need to read more »
