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2024 Men's & Women's NOMINATIONS FOR WA STATE MASTER TEAMS OPEN

Hockey WA and the WA Masters Hockey Committee are pleased to announce that Nominations are open 
for players for 2024 Men’s and Women’s State Masters Teams.

You must be registered and logged-in to this website to be able to nominate.

WA Women's Service Awards 2023

During this year’s Masters Nationals in Perth, at the WA Women’s State Dinner on Monday 25 September, the following worthy people have been the recipients of this years the WA Women’s Masters Service Awards. The awards were kindly presented to the recipients by Laurie Packham:

Sandra Treloar

Sandra is a very well respected and dedicated representative nominated to receive the Award in recognition of Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Master’s hockey in Western Australia for 2023.

She has made significant contribution and addresses the criteria for master’s hockey within Western Australia as a player, administrator, leadership, coach, selector, umpire for 10+ years, (not necessarily consecutive years) at a State level, and at her Club and Association Metro and Country levels - Central Midlands Eastern Districts 1970-76, Roe District Association - Kulin Club 1976-1989, South Perth 1990-1993 and Peel Association 1993-2005 and at National Championships as a player, leadership, coach, umpire and selector.

WA National master’s hockey involvement:

Sandra has been involved in master’s hockey representing Western Australia for 10+ years from 1994 till 2023 as a player, coach, player/coach, leadership, umpire, and selector.

She began her involvement with WA master’s Hockey being selected in 1994 in the Over 45 team.

She has played in master’s hockey representing Western Australia for 12 years.

 

Sandra was a player WA National master’s hockey for 5 years:

1994 - 45+; 1995 - 45+; 1997 - 50+; 1998 - 50+ and 1999 – 50+

 

Sandra was an umpire WA National master’s hockey for 2 years - (as well as being a player):

2000 – 35+ and 1999 – 50+

 

Sandra was a coach WA National master’s hockey for 7 years: (4 years as a Player/Coach)

2000 - 35+; 2001 - 50+ (Ansett collapse – WA not able to attend, but trained the team up until we were not able to attend); 2002 - 50+; 2003 - 50+; 2004 - 55+; 2005 - 55+: and 2006 - 55+

 

Sandra has been a WA master’s selector for 5 years: -

2014, 2015, 2016, 2018 and she came back into selecting in 2023, to help select the Over 45s teams.

 

Club Hockey and Country Week – Metro and Country Associations:

Sandra has been actively involved with playing, administrator, leadership, umpiring, coaching and selector for 45 years.

At Central Midlands 1962-1969; Eastern Districts 1970-1976; Roe Districts 1976-1989; South Perth (Now WASP) 1990-1993 and Peel Association 1993-2005.

Coach – Kulin hockey club - Roe Districts

Coach – Halls Head – Peel Association

Coach – Peel Association Country week teams – winning A Grade for the first time.

Coach – Roe District country week teams – many successes.

 

Club Official:

President - Roe District Association.

 

Other:

The over 55s WA women’s master’s hockey trophy is named after Sandra.

Sandra holds a Level B umpiring badge and a Level 2 Coaching Accreditation.

 

Suzanne Stoate

She is a very well respected and dedicated representative nominated to receive the Award in recognition of Outstanding Contribution to Women’s master’s hockey in Western Australia for 2023.

Suzanne has made significant contribution and addresses the criteria for master’s hockey within Western Australia as a player, administrator, and leadership person at a Western Australia masters state local / club level – WASPS Hockey club and at National master’s Championships and at an Australian level as a player and leadership person for at least 10years, (not necessarily consecutive years).

WA National master’s hockey involvement:

Suzanne began her involvement with WA master’s hockey being selected in the 2002 in the Over 35s team.

She has played in master’s hockey representing Western Australia for 12 years – 2003, 2004, 2005,2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2015, 2016, 2017.

She has held a Leadership position in WA Over 50s team in 2017.

In 2023 Suzanne has been selected as a player in the Over 60s WA master’s team. This will be Suzanne’s 13th year playing for Western Australia.

 

Australian master’s involvement:

Suzanne has been selected in Australian master’s Trans-Tasman hockey teams in 2004, 2008, 2011, 2018, and a World Cup Australian team in 2018, achieving many successes.

In 2011 she was in the Leadership group as Co-Captain.

She was selected 4 other times in Australian teams but had to withdraw for personnel reasons.

 

Suzanne has been a WA women’s hockey master’s selector for 3 years (when she was not able to play)

2021, 2014 and 2013

 

Country Week Hockey:

Suzanne played country week hockey for Busselton for 4 years 1977-1980.

 

Club hockey:

Suzanne has been playing hockey for over 52 years, in WA country - Busselton association, overseas in London, and currently with WASP in the Perth Metro area. 

In 1978 she represented WA in the Under 16 team.

 

Mid-week master’s hockey:

Suzanne is currently playing mid-week master’s hockey for WASPs in Division 3.

She has been playing master’s hockey for over 20 years.

 

Club Official:

Suzanne is a longstanding Co-ordinator / Captain / Coach / Manager for over 16 years of the WASP masters women’s hockey teams.

Suzanne co-ordinated the inaugural WASP master’s team and with her persistent involvement, and her driving force was behind its on-field success - WASP team was promoted to the Rae Blunt Division 1, this also included an expansion of WASP masters hockey teams leading into a second and then a third team in the mid-week competition.

She was the recipient of the WASP club’s ‘Fallow’ Trophy in 2021 – for her contribution to the WASP’s masters’ women’s hockey teams.

Her dedication to the club teams is epitomised this year - she has played in Division 3 master’s team but has been the Team Manager for the 2s (with the weekly task of organizing the player list and logistics,) and when the fixtures did not clash, she managed the 2s on game day.

Suzanne alongside 2 other players have worked closely to ensure all 3 WASP master’s teams are able to field players each week, and to find players to assist with WASP’s weekend competition.

Suzanne has been a role model for up-and-coming masters’ hockey players to strive to play for their state.

She promotes and encourages WASPs players to nominate each year for the WA women’s master’s hockey teams.

She strives to play to the best of her ability for all - WASP club, WA state and Australian teams.

 

Thank you to Sandra and Suzanne for your continuing support to WA Women’s Masters Hockey!!

 

 

WA Women's OFT 2024 Announced

Congratulations to the following OFT selected for the WA Women's Masters Teams to compete in the Masters Nationals in Sydney 2024:

 

Coach WO34                    Allison Rieck

Manager WO34                Tania Dickson

Medical WO34                  Patrick Renner

Coach WO40                    Tammy Cowan

Manager WO40                Cheryl Poustie

Coach WO45                    Temeka Curley

Manager WO45                Dee Middlemiss

Coach WO50                   Charlene Miller

Manager WO50                Lyn Piper

Coach WO55                    Elisabeth Parrick

Manager WO55                Pat Scott

Coach WO60                    Jo Sgro

Manager WO60                Cherryl Pages-Oliver

Coach WO65                    TBC

Manager WO65                Donna Treloar

Coach WO70                    Coleen Dayman

Manager WO70                Colleen Bentley

We are very close in securing selected OFT for the 2 vacant positions (O55s and O65s coach) but if you or someone you know is interested, please complete the nomination form available on the website and send to Jill.vanduuren@bigpond.com asap as we would like to finalize positions this or next week.

 

Men's HA Masters Championships - Change of Dates

Hockey Australia Masters has confirmed changes to the dates of the Men's National Championships in Hobart in July 2024.

2024 Hockey Australia Men’s Masters Championships dates and venue have been reviewed and confirmed dates for Hobart, Tasmania in July will be as follows: 

Venue:  Tasmanian Hockey Centre, Hobart

Dates:   Friday 12 July until Saturday 27 July 2024 

Competitions will be conducted in two Tournaments to ensure shorter commitment dates for the 34-50 Men.

  • Tournament 2 34+ to 50+ Men:  Friday 12 July – Saturday 20 July 2024
  • Tournament 3 55+ to 65+ Men:  Tuesday 16 July* – Saturday 27 July 2024  (*There will be a staggered start to Tournament 3.  Teams will commence between 16 and 19 July).

                                  70/75+**   Men:   Sunday 14 July – Saturday 27 July 2024   **MA Men’s Masters Delegates have advised that no 80+ Men’s competition will go ahead in 2024.

 The HA Women’s Masters Championships, Tournament 1, remains Friday 28 June – Saturday 6 July 2024 in Sydney, NSW.

WA Women's Masters Teams for 2024 Announced

Thank you to all the players who have nominated for this year’s WA master’s teams to compete in the Nationals in Sydney in June/July 2024. Also, a big thank you for all the selectors and OFT for your commitment and efforts getting the teams selected. We appreciate everything you do for Masters.

Unfortunately, we didn’t manage to get sufficient nominations for a WA O45s or O65s teams. However, we have worked closely together with the coaches and selection panels to select as many O45s and O65s players into other WA teams.

For those players who missed out on selections, if you are still interested to compete in this year’s Nationals, we are happy to place you on the WA Pick Up list, for you to be selected in other State teams. If keen, please email me (Jill.vanduuren@bigpond.com) and Gail Anderson (gail-anderson10@hotmail.com ).

Congratulations to the following players selected in our WA Women’s Masters Teams:

WA WO34

Jacinta Amundsen

Maxine Christie

Harriet Collins

Adrienne Devine

Dee Garstone

Nicole Geary

Amy Harken (GK)

Shona Haynes

Emily Hegney

Melissa Luff

Tiffani Makharti

Jodie Mellor

Jenine Piper

Rebecca Saville

Fleur Trewick (O'Neil)

Sune van der Linde

Train on- Clare van den Berg (GK)

 

WA WO40

Prue Blaine

Anna Cook

Dale Cronje

Stacey Hamilton

Terri Herbert

Charlotte Hogarth (GK)

Lucy Morris

Johanna Muntz

Jodi Nield

Hayley Patton

Bronwyn Poustie

Rachel Sherborne

Tanya Storer

Elizabeth Stratton

Leisha Tatham

Tahryn Trevenen

 

WA WO50

Tanya Butler

Lyndsay Daw (GK)

Sinead French-Bluhm

Lisa Hando

Nicole Ilich

Dirranie Kirby (GK)

Bernie Landels

Rebecca McGinn

Karen Richards

Kellie Sadler

Anita Scott

Marianne Tanna

Donna Treloar

Katy Vipond

Sarah Wiese

Natasha Woodhouse

Sarah Zappelli

 

WA WO55

Sally Barrett

Suzanne Bowyer

Samantha Cameron

Megan Caporn

Glenys Chinnery (GK)

Michele Clement

Julie DeSilva

Robyn Himbeck

Lisa Hodge

Vicki McAllister

Ellie Munt

Kelli Reilly

Jean-Marie Rudd

Anna Taylor

Julie Waddell

Claire Wright

 Emergency: Tammy Cowan

 

WA WO60

Judy Bailiff

Marjorie Boultbee

Karen Bussell

Pippa Button

Kim Chandler

Anita Duckworth

Gaye Edwards

Marie Fulbert-Hadet (GK)

Helen Guinness

Ingrid Matthews

Alison McVee

Kelley Robinson

Helen    Rule

Suzanne Stoate

Clark Susan

Pearl Watene

Emergency: Judy Hawrylak

 

WA WO70

Karen Allan

Gail Anderson

Janice Arcus

Betty Bryant

Judy Collier

Alma Davies

Raelene Dunn

Susan Gallinagh (GK)

Carol Haynes

Kerry Hood

Maris Margetts

Janese McDougall

Margaret McIlwraith

Glenda Rigby

Jill Sheehan

Ricky Whelan

Train on: Delys Palmer

 

Good luck to all the WA Teams in Sydney this year!!

 

 

 

WA Over 60's - 2015 Match Reports

 


WA vs QLD2 - Thursday, September 24, 2015


A Nervous start by WA being our first game of the tournament. 

Captain Janese McDougall welcomes new players Lyn Stowe & Jan Arcus and wished all players a great game. 

It wasn’t long before WA started to dominate in both attack and defence and settled into playing a very smart structured game. 

There were many impressive moves from the strikers and a lot of hard off the ball running resulting in 3 lovely field goals and 2 goals were scored from Penalty corners. 

Coach Coleen was very impressed with the teams versatility and of course a great win 

Result: WA 5 - QLD2 0 

Goal scorers: Jill Sheehan 2, Alma Davies 2 and Janice Arcus 1 


WA vs QLD1 - Friday, September 25, 2015


WA had the first pass back and went straight into attack and became the dominate team but unable to convert in the first half. 

After half time we came out fighting and Jill Sheehan scored a field goal. 

A great team effort with the forwards playing a great attacking role with the defence holding strong and keeping the Queenslanders out of their goal. 

The icing on the cake was a penalty stroke which capitalised on a brilliant opportunity resulting in Jill Sheehan scoring another goal. 

Great team game by all. 

Match Result: WA 2 - QLD1 0  

Goal Scorers: Jill Sheehan (2) 

Best Players: Pattie Davis, Maris Margetts, Catherine McFarlane


WA vs VIC - Sunday, September 27, 2015


We started with the ball. Bit of a slow start. Not quite as good as we would have liked. 
Vic’s were playing their game & whilst we were not under any real pressure we were reacting rather than proactive. 
WA had a couple of chances. 
At the quarter time break we know we have to settle and play our game. 

On a corner Alma was so fast she was sent back to the half line. 
2nd quarter we began passing the ball around the back and using a two on one passing, started to play our style. 
Half time score nil all. 

Third quarter, played our style marking up really well, pressing up high. Backs not much to do. 
Only a couple of minutes in we got a short corner and did a system that saw Janese score a goal. 
WA playing well as a team, Vics trying hard to upset, not working. 
Another corner a couple of minutes later, another system no luck. 
A few moments later another corner, another system and bang another goal off a short corner to Janese. 

4th Quarter we were all over them. Marking well and closing them down. Vic’s had four really high players but not a threat. We closed them down and kept the ball in our half. 

Great team effort on and off the field, everyone ran well - did our job. 

Result: WA 2 - VIC 0 
Goal scorers: Janese McDougall 2 goals 
Player Awards: Dale Keliey, Gail Anderson, Sue Gallinagh


WA vs NSW - Monday, September 28, 2015


In hot and humid conditions, WA began their 4th game for the tournament against NSW. 

Not one of our better games but we did lift in the 4th quarter. 

Probably our hardest game. 

Losing 2 - 0 perhaps this is the off day that sometimes happens. 

Ice baths and massage were the highlight of the day. 

Saying of the day: "You don’t get what you wish for, you get what you work for" 

Word of the Day: Enthusiasm 

Result: WA 0 - NSW 2 
Best Players: Karen Allan, Betty Bryant


WA vs ACT - Wednesday, September 30, 2015


ACT won the toss and WA had the first pass back. 

WA were quickly into attack and scored 2 goals from Penalty corners in the first quarter. 
Both goals scored by Jill Sheehan. 

WA penetrated the attacking circle 12 times and forced another 3 penalty corners which resulted in 12 shots at goals in total, but were not able to add to the score. 

ACT held firm in the defensive circle and the final score was 2 nil to WA. 

The backline players for WA were very steady and cool under pressure. 

Result: WA 2 - ACT 0 

Goal Scorer: Jill Sheehan 2 
Best Player: Betty Bryant


Qualifying Final WA vs QLD - Thursday, October 1, 2015


In Great conditions the WA 60s met the Qld 60s in the first crossover. WA was quickly into attack and a great pass saw Alma score our first goal with a great deflection. 

Soon after, a great individual effort saw Jill Sheehan make a Rick Charlesworth type pass to Dot Glass who finished it superbly with her first goal of the tournament. 
WA 2 up first quarter. 

2nd quarter saw some great hockey but two lapses in defence proved costly. 
The score was 2 all at half time. 

The 3rd quarter was dogged with both teams working to create goal scoring opportunities with Dale Keiley in particular creating and working hard up the front. 

WA were awarded a penalty stroke but were unable to convert. 

4th Quarter saw WA defend grimly and with the final result being a two all draw we move into the Grand final due to our higher position on the ladder after the qualifying rounds. 

Result: WA 2 - QLD 2 

Goals : Alma Davies, Dot Glass 


Grand Final WA vs NSW - Saturday, October 3, 2015


One Dream, One Team 

1. Patience 
2. Coming together is progress, working together is success 
3. Todays game is the game you have fought all week to play and win 

WA exploded out of the blocks with Alma scoring a field goal 2 minutes into the game. 

NSW equalised just before half time. 

The second half was hard fought with WA having opportunities. 

At the end of the game it was 1 all, which meant the game went to “one on ones”. 

Result: WA 2 - NSW 3 

WA won SILVER !!



Thanks to the coach, Coleen, Manageress Vicki and the fantastic 60s for a great tournament.