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Updated: 2026 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 2026 Men’s and Women’s State Masters Teams.

PLEASE NOTE: we are using a new nomination system this year.  The link at the bottom will take you to a TeamStar website to nominate using your Hockey Australia registered information (supplied when nominating for your local hockey club).

 

Nominations for Women’s State Masters Teams (all players welcome in WA including regions): 

Venue

Age Groups & Divisions

Dates

Adelaide, SA

34, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70  AND 75

Friday 25 September to Saturday 3 October 2026

 

Nominations for Men’s State Masters Teams (Note: this does not include WA Country Players): 

Venue

Age Groups & Divisions

Dates

Gold Coast Hockey Centre, QLD and nearby

34, 40, 45, 50

55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 

Thursday 24 Sept to Sunday 4 Oct 2026

Tuesday 29 Sept to Saturday 10 Oct 2026

 

A Nomination must be made on the Nomination Form on this website.  The Committee will place each player into their relevant age division according to your age as at 31 Dec 2026).  

 

There is a non-refundable fee of $55 to complete a Nomination.  (Note: a refund will be given if a team is not sent in your age group)

 

Nominations State Masters Teams close at 5.00pm on the Thursday before the relevant first trial.

Women’s Team Selection Trials will be held as follows:

2-day trial Weekend 18 and 19 April 2026 (Saturday and Sunday) at the UWA Turfs (7am to 11am)

Men’s team Trials will be held as follows: 

Men’s 34 to 60 trials, will be held on Monday 1 June 2026 from 6pm at TBA. .
Men’s 65 to 80 trials, will be held on Wednesday 3 June 2026 at Perth Hockey Stadium PHS 2 from 11.00am.

UWA Monday 1st June                                
60's/some 65's          6:00 - 6:40 pm       Turf 1    
55's                       6:40 - 7:20 pm       Turf 1
Goalies                   7:20 - 8:00 pm       Turf 2 
45s/50's                  8:00 - 9:00 pm       Turf 1
 
PHS Wednesday  3rd June
80's                   12:30 - 1:30 pm       Turf 1
75's/70's              12:30 - 1:30 pm        Turf 1
Some 65's           12:30 - 1:30 pm       Turf 2
 
Nomination Information
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WOMEN Only: Click on this link to nominate Women's Nomination.

 

MEN Only: Click on this link to nominate Men's Nomination.

 

Secretary

WA Masters Hockey Committee
secretary@wamastershockey.com 

2026 Women's Masters OFT Announced for Adelaide

Congratulations to the OFT team that has been selected and ratified by Hockey WA for the Australian Masters Hockey 
Nationals in Adelaide in September.
 
Coaches - Thor Amundsen, Nathan Smoker, Elisabeth Smith, Joanne Sgro, Charlene Miller, Troy Kelly, Rebecca Anderson, Lauren Newman.
 
Managers - Dawn Ruddock, Lyn Piper, Carrie Parsons, Emma Bradley, Ady Holt, Colleen Bentley, Lorrainne Roper, Tania Dickson.
 
Medical Staff - Patrick Renner, Tayla Sedgwick
 
Nominations for players have opened. Coaches and Managers will not be aligned with a team until we are sure that we have a team for every age group.
Any concerns, please contact Gail Anderson

Women's 2026 State Teams Announced

Thank you to all the players who have nominated for this year’s WA master’s teams to compete in the Nationals in Adelaide in September/October 2026. 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.

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 Gail Anderson (gail-anderson10@hotmail.com ).

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

 

Over  34    
Sally Brown  
Jenna Brown  
Challen  Buttel  
Megan Graham  
Jessica Hardman  
Shona Haynes  
Sara Johnson  
Melissa Luff  
Phillippa Mascall  
Leah Mascall  
Jade Nelson  
Rachel Norwood GK
Jenine Piper  
Bronwyn Poustie  
Jessica Smith  
Christine  Woodward
Kirsten Wright GK
   

 

 Over  40

   
Jacinta  Amundsen  
Anna Cook  
Dale Cronje  
Amy Dhu  
Nicole Geary  
Laura  Giannangelo  
Lisa Hedges  
Shan Le Roux  
Jaci  MacPherson  
Jodie Mellor  
Jo Norohna  
Renae Parsons  
Laura  Piantoni  
Aimee Richardson  
Tanya Storer  
Emma Turner GK
Clare vandenBerg GK
   

  

Over  45

   
Anna Byrne  
Leanne  Carruthers  
Hayley  Coetzer  
Fleur  Ford  
Taige Grebe GK
Stacey Hamilton  
Gillian Harrowfield  
Terri Herbert  
Emily  Holt  
Clare King  
Zirkea Krige GK
Jacinta Oirbans  
Rachel Sherborne  
Rhiannon Stewart  
Leisha Tatham  
Shayne Wass  
Elizabeth Woodberry  

  

Over  50

   
Denise Bendotti  
Isobel Bevis  
Kirsty Campbell  
Elwyn Campbell  
Vanessa Carmody  
Lyndsay Daw GK
Sinead French-Bluhm  
Hilary Harman  
Emma Jamieson  
Dirranie Kirby GK
Kellee Kirkham  
Jodi Nield  
Sarah  O'Halloran  
Karen Richards  
Elizabeth  Stratton  
Donna Treloar  
Katy Vipond  
Kathryn Watson  
   

  

Over  55

   
Sam Cameron  
Megan Caporn  
Michele Clement  
Danielle Darragh  
Julie deSilva  
Robyn Himbeck  
Lisa Hodge  
Nicole Ilich  
Bernie Landels  
Caroline Macnamara  
Woodhouse Natasha  
Joh Perry GK
Anita Scott  
Anna Taylor  
Joanna Wagner  
Sarah Zapelli  
   

 

Over  60

   
Judy Bailiff  
Sally Barrett  
Pippa Button  
Kim Chandler  
Genevieve Connor  
Jocelyn Henly  
Alison Hoy  
Catherine Lewis  
Jane Marshall  
Vicki McAllister  
Ellie Munt  
Leonie Squire  
Wendy Stone GK
Jill van Duuren  
Julie Waddell  
Claire Wright  
   

  

Over  65

   
Karen Bussell  
Rosemary Cahill  
Susan Clark  
Lindy Coss GK
Gaye Edwards  
Janine Haines  
Tracey Hough  
Karen Judge  
Ingrid Matthews  
Alison McVee  
Judith Ritz  
Helen Rule  
Anne Serafini  
Helen Smith  
Gail Westlund  
Deborah Whiting  
Suzanne Wood  
   

  

Over  70

   
Karen Allen
Gail Anderson
Janice Arcus
Alma Davies
Sue Gallinagh
Dale Kelly
Margaret Knapp
Trish Leo
Maris Margetts
Roslyn Medbury
Jill Sheehan
Beverley Stanes
Eleanor Staples
Lyn Stowe
Pearl Watene
Ricky Whelan
   

 

Men's 2026 State Teams Announced

Thank you to all the players who have nominated for this year’s WA master’s teams to compete in the Nationals in the Gold Coast in September/October 2026. 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 were unable to put an Over 34s or Over 40s team together.

Congratulations to the following players selected in our WA Men's Masters Teams:

 

Men’s M45 Div 1

  1. Kane Weatherall
  2. Derek Bunt
  3. Damien Porter
  4. Dan McLay
  5. Garth Walter
  6. Travis Barnett
  7. Gray Chris
  8. Aitken Clint
  9. Seddon Craig
  10. Sulzberger Matthew
  11. Greenacre Ben
  12. Gillies Struan
  13. Greenacre Alex
  14. Grinsell Adam
  15. Nicholls Mark
  16. Joss Brendan
  17. Rhihan Thompson (GK)



 

Men  M50 Div 2  
Jason Carvey
Carl Celedin
Andrew Doe
Peter Hudson
Mathew Harrowfield
Darren Holt
Andrew Jones
Martin Lowell
Brian Pereira
Nial Pigott
Damien Porter
Damien Pougnault
Nick Prosser
Charles Purdie
Sarvesh Shedbalker
Jake Prout
   
Men M55  
Simon Andrew
Allan Colthart
Steven Critchison
Phil Curtis
Ross Douglas
Warren Farrow
Bruce Hancock
Shane Jamieson
Drew Loxley
Simon Mathew
Stewart McDonald
Mark Oosterling
Martin O'Sullivan
Dave Robbins
Andy Rahim
Andrew Sanders
Paul Tang
   
Men M55 Div 2  
Matthew Beevers
Geoff Colgan
Christopher Daws
Ben Dewar
Troy Hosking
Stephen Kemp
Colin MacDonald 
David McCoubrie
Kim Moscarda
Bil Perger
Douglas Pickering
Anand Pillay
Harveer Singh
Ian Stevens
Nigel Walker
Julian Walters
   
Men M60  
Claudio Alvaro
Robert Behets
Bruce Campbell
Christopher Cannell
Peter Connolly
Alan Dick
Craig Emslie
Geoff Horsley
Andrew Johnston
Brian Kelly
Mark Lyons
Scott Macdonald
Tim McDonald
Warren Noddings
Russell Rieck
Nick Seddon
Bruce Taylor
Micheal Watson

 

Men M60 Div 2  
Peter Barblett
Dom Berry
Wayne Brittan
Michael Byrne
Trevor Cook
Ray Embry
Marcus Frayne
Nick Hyde
Michael Jensen
Alec Le
Graeme Malatesta
Mark McGukin
Steven Noble 
Greg Ryan
Neil Starkie
Roger Trehane
Jimmy Wicks
   
Men M65  
Andrew Barker
Shaun Bunn
Craig  Burgess
Kevin  Dempster 
Dave Elliot
Martin Ferrari
Warren Jackson
Lyle Kenny
Kevin  Knapp
Ken  O'Driscoll
Trevor  Peggs
Brian  Robinson
Bede Rogers 
John Ruprecht
Brian  Saxby
Paul Scicluna
Jeremy Walsh
Russell Wood 
   
Men M70  
Eddie Bartnik
Craig Boyce
Wayne Cutler
Cameron Fairbrother
Maurice Giles
Mark Howard
Colin Howell
David Lockett
Peter Moran
Muralee Nair
Nicholas Pereira
Stephen Pestana
Darryl Dedman
Russell Scanlon
Ian Simes
Mike Sputore
Michael Waters
   
Men M75  
William Campbell
Graham Collins
Dudley Evans
Peter Fogels
Thomas Freeman
Ian Kealley
Rudy Keswick
Thomas Long
Peter Morgan
Keith Platel
Geoff Riley
Don Sanders
David Sheridan
Richard Staynor
Robert Woodrow
Lance Woods
Graeme Worth
   
Men M80  
Scott Blackwell
Len Blyth
Nev Brown
Robbie Butler
Ash Challenor
Bob Claxton
Peter Eastlake
Terry Gaston
John Harper
Rod Spenser
Simon Thomson
Ron Venables
Les Walden
Simon Williams

 

 

 

Men's 2026 OFT for Gold Coast Announced

Congratulations to the OFT team that has been selected and ratified by Hockey WA for the Australian Masters Hockey 

Nationals in Gold Coast Queensland September/October.

 

 

AGE Group

Managers

Coaches

45's

44 - 48

 Brendan Joss

 Clint Aitken

Peter Hudson

50's Div 2

49 - 53

 Jason Carvey

Damian Pougnault

55's

54 - 58

Stewart McDonald

Alan Colthart

55 Div 2

54 - 58

Harveer Singh

Matthew Beevers

60's

59 - 63

Paula Dick

Geoff Horsley

60's

Div 2

Naomi Noble

Michael Jensen

65's

64 - 68

Martin Ferrari

Brian Saxby

70's

69 - 73

 Wayne Cutler

Stephen Pestana

75's

74 - 78

William Campbell

Butch Worth

80's

79 -

Heath Tyrell

Simon Thomson

 

WA Over 40's - 2007 Match Reports

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WA vs TAS - Friday, September 28, 2007

First game and WA dominated for most of the 70 minutes. Ritzie (and others) effectively neutralised Perry Buckley. The forwards looked dangerous but just failed to score on a number of occasions. Tas scored a blinding goal from their first short corner. Then Ritzie equalised in the first half from a beautiful short pass from Kate Main. Just before half time, Tas got their second and last short corner. They converted it to give 100% conversion rate. Half time: 2-1. 

Second half was again dominated by WA but the score line didn't change. 

Result: WA 2 - TAS 1

Awards: Ritzie and Marj took the player awards.

Ears: Foz took the rabbit ears for opting out of her new team as soon as possible by means of a cruciate injury in the last 5mins. The umpire was excited to use the stretcher for the first time!


WA vs ACT - Saturday, September 29, 2007

Despite being a player down, WA went out keen to get a big win on the board. Within the first 2 minutes, Suzanne had driven in a glorious shot from WA's first short corner. Eight minutes later, Kate Main slipped a ball to Ali McVee who unselfishly crossed it with precision to Suzanne for an easy goal. Sensational stuff. A few minutes later and fortunes had reversed. WA easily defended ACT's first short corner….with Tall Fi ensuring their high ball did not see it to the back of the net. Triumph was short-lived as ACT followed up with one goal…and then 10 minutes later, another, to level the scores 2-2 at half time. 

Thirteen minutes into the second half, Suzanne finally got fed up with things and did a glorious lone run down to the circle, drew the goalie out to the left, then casually moved around to the right and drilled the ball into the backboard. WA then took control of the game in a comprehensive manner. With 3 minutes to go, Ritzie slipped a ball to Ducky who then crossed it back to Ritzie who neatly put in WA's fourth goal. 

Result: WA 4 - ACT 2

Awards: Suzanne (for great goals) Tikki (for a great game, stepping up as forward when required) and Ali (for great team play).

Ears: Samsa was given the ears back, temporarily, for an unsurpassed bit of coaching wisdom….("we either need someone to draw or lose" when observing Tas vs Vic). The ears were then forwarded onto Kate Main (vice captain) for not defending her coach.


WA vs QLD - Sunday, September 30, 2007

Fired up on success and some Indian curry the previous night, WA took to the field in the heat of the day to take on QLD. Within minutes, despite sustaining a corked calf ("the goalie is the player least likely to get injured" proving a rather inaccurate assertion), Wee Fi had successfully defended a shot on goal. From then on WA started to step up. Despite having no success on early short corners, WA clearly looked the danger side. Kate Main was everywhere niggling, niggling, niggling as were Ritzie and Tikki. The twins were too fast for the opposition and the tackling from Ducky, Goose (Jenny Casserly), Helen Rule and Tall Fi was fearsomely effective. Half way through the first half, Ritzie laid a beautiful midfield tackle to steal the ball and go for a run. A neat pass to Suzanne and we saw a repeat performance from the day before….only from the opposite side: she drew the goalie out, stepped around and calmly put away goal number 1. Near the end of the first half, QLD rallied a little but were thwarted in attack by a glorious clearance by Gibbo. 

Into the second half with a 1-0 lead and WA immediately went into attack….only for QLD to turn it around with a fast break, that was effectively stopped by Helen Rule who sent the ball back to the preferred half! Seven minutes into the second half, Kate Main sent a ball across to a fast moving Hennie and bang, in went goal number 2. Five minutes later, a missed short corner opportunity from Kate Main flew over the goal. So, a minute later, when Suzanne passed to Kate on the left post, a miraculous backstick ("back of stick" according to Ducky) drag zimmed into the goal…..the fact that she had disarmed her opposition in the process ("it wasn't me" she said…and in fact, it wasn't ), helped ensure its success. In the last five minutes, QLD threw everything at WA but Wee Fi and the short-corner defence team held out four times in a row to deny them even a consolation goal. A comprehensive 3-0 win to WA. Awards and ears: pending! 

Result: WA 3 - QLD 0

Awards: Kate Main, Goose and Helen Rule

Ears: Goose for clearing out the tech bench and dugout.


WA vs NSW - Wednesday, October 3, 2007

After a few days recuperation, WA took on NSW. Put under the pump in the opening minutes, Wee Fee and Marj saved the day. Play reversed and we then peppered goals with both Ali and Kate unlucky not to be on the score board early. Ten minutes later, Wee Fee again made an awesome save but a couple of minutes later, an excellent stroke (from a gallant effort on the line by our defence) found the lower right corner. For the next five minutes, WA defence was hammered but Marj and Tall Fee were just impenetrable. A midfield battle then ensued with NSW getting a little frustrated and even picking up a green card. With less than 7 minutes to go in the first half, Wee Fee again kept us in the match with a couple of great saves. Right on half time, Gibbo also made a miraculous save and coolly cleared the ball to keep us out of trouble. Half time NSW 1-0. A couple of minutes into the second half, a deflected ball from a first save passed around Wee Fee into the net. A minute later, finally a bit of luck as NSW missed a sitter with a "two on one" on Wee Fee. Wee Fee still in absolutely everything. Tiki also had a miraculous save on the line. WA under pressure but defence just unbelievable. Six minutes into the half, another great last ditch effort led to a second stroke and this time a high left stroke was just out of reach. Galvanised into action WA headed into attack with NSW lucky not to be awarded a short for deliberately hitting ball down to the other end of the field and Kate Main unlucky to deflect just over the top of the net. Henny also unlucky to find someone with her beautiful shot into the circle. Then a WA short corner with Suzanne, Kate and Ritzie just desperate to get that ball into the net, was saved by NSW. With fifteen minutes to go, three NSW players finally took Suzanne out of the game laying a disgraceful series of tackles that resulted in a very heavy fall. With six minutes to go, and defenders again under the pump, Wee Fee had her vision obstructed by players. Goose (Jenny C) dived on the line but to no avail… NSW had won the match 4-0. 

Result: WA 4 - NSW 0

Awards: Wee Fee (awesome performance) and Tall Fee.

Ears: Ducky for her "articulation" efforts in describing an igloo as a "round hut found in Africa"!!!


WA vs SA - Thursday, October 4, 2007

WA set out with a point to prove and within minutes were peppering goals with near misses from Suzanne, Goose and Henny. However, less than five minutes into the game, Tiki casually shot from an impossible angle and to the surprise of both WA and NSW, somehow, after a touch from the goalie, it managed to get over the line. A few minutes later, SA managed to get the ball into their circle but Wee Fee was way too cool for that to be an issue. For the rest of the half it was all WA with SA defence hammered repeatedly. A long delay whilst a SA defender stretchered off for a severe ankle injury provided only momentary respite. When play resumed, Ritzie brought down a high ball from a short corner and Ali scored with 15 minutes to go. In the last two minutes, Tall Fee in centre half, passed to Ritzie for another goal. 3-0 at half time. 

The second half continued similarly with SA lucky that a number of WA shots on goal from short corners were just wide of the mark. Thirteen minutes into the second half, a short corner touched by nearly every WA player was finally finished off by Tiki. Finally after being under continuous attack (with Ritzie just everywhere creating headaches…for SA), SA rallied and won a short corner. First short saved by Wee Fee, not once but twice (second save from ground level with a very elegantly raised leg!). Two more corners followed with Marj, as first runner, safely deflecting two big hits. Then another corner, and again Marj clearing the ball. With thirty seconds to go, Marj passed to Ducky, who passed a beautiful long ball to Ali down the right wing. Ali ran and then passed with precision to Suzanne, who coolly stepped around the goalie and thumped the ball into the net. 

A solid win despite two injured forwards on the bench (Kate Main and Foz). 

Result: WA 5 - SA 0

Awards: Henny and Ducky

Ears: Ears: some confusion but possible awarded to Samsa for her double pike with back flip during "Articulate" 


WA vs VIC - Friday, October 5, 2007

Within two minutes, the Vics into their circle but Wee Fee had their measure. Three minutes later, they had their first short corner but a great save by Wee Fee denied them a goal. For the next five minutes, Ritzie, Marj, Hennie in everything. Ten minutes into the game, another save by "the Feez" kept us on track. Minutes later, Tall Fee cleared a short corner and then saved a "two on one" situation. Play reversed and Ritzie made a run to our circle, unlucky not be awarded a short as the ball seen "safely" over the back line. A great game was now developing with both sides very evenly matched. A lovely ball from Ducky to Kate was unlucky not to find the net. Despite a few short corners (with both all inserters on the bench at the time), scores at half time stayed level: 0-0. The battle raged back and forth with WA unlucky not to capitalise on a number of occasions. Twenty five minutes into the game, Vic had their first real chance on goal but Goose (Jenny C) just stepped up to the high ball on the line and hammered it out to the sideline: WOW…!Three minutes to go and it was nearly our turn….with a deflected ball from Ali, just going wide of the mark. Final score 0-0 and a hard fought game. WA, despite injuries to their forward line, probably dominated overall but the Vics (who have won all games apart from a draw with NSW) always looked dangerous. 

Result: WA 0 - VIC 0

Awards: Gibbo (for top defence), Foz (for "assistant coaching") and Loz (for sensational managing). 

Ears: left behind by Samsa 


3 vs 4 Final - WA vs TAS - Saturday, October 6, 2007

There is little to report about this match. WA had 80% of play, 10 short corners and too many shots on goal to count…but lost 2-0 to Tas who made their few forays into their circle count. A good game but a disappointing result.

Result: WA 0 - TAS 2



TOURNAMENT OVER. Australian selections from the WA O40s team Australian selections from the O40s side were Suzanne Stoate for the Aust O40s and Judy Ritz for the Aust O45s. Congratulations to both for their awesome efforts.