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OFT for Women's Masters Hockey 2025 Hobart

Congratulations to the OFT placed into the following teams:

 
Coach 
Manager
0ver 34
Elisabeth Smith
Tania Dickson
over 39
Thor Amundsen
Lyn Piper
over 44
Joanne Sgro
Donna Treloar
over 49
Charlene Miller 
Carrie Parsons
over 54
Nathan Smoker 
Pat Scott
over 59
Troy Kelly
Adrienne Holt
over 64
Suzanne Wood
Lauren Newman
over 69
Damian Della
Janine Tate

Update on Trials at UWA

Saturday 12th April 2025 

7am        34, 39, 44, 49s 

9am         54, 59, 64, 69s

Sunday 13th April 2025

8am      34, 39, 44, 49s

9am      54, 59, 64, 69s

No state or Australian colours

The canteen will not be opening.

 

 

 

WA Women's Masters OFTs Announced 2025

Congratulations to the following women's teams coaches who have appointed:
Elisabeth Smith, Charlene Miller, Thor Amundsen, Joanne Sgro, Damian Della, Troy Kelly, Suzanne Wood, Nathan Smoker
 
Congratulations to the following women's teams managers who have been appointed:
Pat Scott, Adrienne Holt, Janine Tate, Lyn Piper, Tania Dickson, Carrie Parsons, Donna Treloar, Lauren Newman
 
Congratulations to the following Medical appointment:
Patrick Renner
 
Coaches and Managers will not be aligned to any team until player nominations are in.
 
Championships to take place in Hobart from 23rd September to 5th October, 2025
 
WAMHC

WA Men's Masters OFTs Announced 2025

Congratulations to the following men's teams OFT who have appointed:
 
 
  2025 OFT Appointments for Mens Masters State Tournament
  AGE Group Manager  Coach 
35's 34 - 38 Martin Ferrari Julie Branley
40's 39 - 43 Vacant Vacant
45's 44 - 48 Antony Eaton Vacant
45's Div 2 Vacant Damien Pougnault
50's 49 - 53 Scott Fraser Alan Kearnan
55's 54 - 58 Stewart McDonald Alan Colthart
60's 59 - 63 Paula Dick Brian Saxby
60's Div 2 Naomi Noble Michael Jensen
65's 64 - 68 Lynn Lockett Stephen Pestana
70's 69 - 73 Shane Knapp Wayne Cutler
75's 74 - 78 William Campbell Butch Worth
80's 79 -  Vacant Vacant
 
 
Trials are scheduled to take place on Monday Evening 2 June at PHS (34s to 60s) and Wednesday 4 June from 11am at PHS.
 
WAMHC

2025 Men's & Women's NOMINATIONS FOR WA STATE MASTER TEAMS OPEN

Also, the National Championships this year will be the selection tournamanet for the 2026 WORLD CUP!

Hockey WA and the WA Masters Hockey Committee are pleased to announce that Nominations are open 
for players for 2025 Men’s and Women’s State Masters Teams.

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

Women's 2025 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 Hobart in September/October 2025. 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 34s 
Coach  Elisabeth Smith 
Manager  Tania  Dickson 
Physio  Patrick  Renner 
  Maxine  Christie 
  Jessica  Hardman 
  Kimberly  Young 
  Shona  Haynes
  Amy  Harken (GK)
  Melissa  Luff
  Adrienne  Devine 
  Sara  Johnson 
  Nicola  Farrow 
  Sally  Brown 
  Courtney  Robinson 
  Kylie  Hall 
  Rina  Hughes 
  Allyce  Sewell 
  Shan  Le Roux 
  Darelle Grinsell
Train On Anna  Scheer (GK)
Train On Jane  Reid 

 

Over 40s (39s)
Coach  Thor  Amundsen
Manager  Lyn  Piper 
Physio  Patrick  Renner 
  Jacinta Amundsen
  Prue Blaine
  Jenna Brown
  Anna Cook
  Dale Cronje
  Nicole Geary
  Emily Hegney
  Charlotte Hogarth (GK)
  Clare King
  Jaci MacPherson
  Jodie Mellor
  Renae Parsons
  Bronwyn Poustie
  Tanya Storer
  Tahryn Trevenen
  Clare van den Berg (GK)
  Sune van der Linde

 

Over 45s (44s)
Coach  Jo  Sgro 
Manager  Donna  Treloar 
  Cara  Bothwick 
  Rachel  Sherborne 
  Shayne  Wass
  Natasha  Epari 
  Jenelle  Forrest 
  Kelly  Barr 
  Fleur  Ford 
  Selena  Corbitt 
  Emily  Holt 
  Belinda  O'Reilly 
  Rhiannon Stewart 
  Terri  Herbert 
  Stacey  Hamilton 
  Anna  Byrne 
  Zirkea Krige (GK)
  Gillian Harrowfield 
Train On Liz Woodberry

 

Over 50s (49s)
Coach  Charlene  Miller 
Manager  Carrie  Parsons 
  Dirranie Kirby (GK)
  Lyndsay Daw (GK)
  Elizabeth Stratton 
  Sinead French-Bluhm
  Michelle  Ericsson
  Joanna  Muntz
  Tina  Parker 
  Jodi  Nield 
  Hayley  Patton
  Katy  Vipond 
  Karen  Richards 
  Jodie  George 
  Nicole  Ilich 
  Venessa  Carmody 
  Kelli  Reilly
  Linda  Hart 
Train On Claire Goss

 

Over 55s (54s)
Coach  Nathan  Smoker 
Manager  Pat  Scott 
  Anna  Taylor 
  Julie  DeSilva 
  Michele  Clement 
  Robyn  Himbeck 
  Megan  Caporn 
  Ellie  Munt 
  Jean-Marie  Rudd 
  Marianne Tanna 
  Danielle Darragh
  Lisa  Hodge 
  Bernie  Landels  
  Samatha  Cameron 
  Anita  Scott
  Joh  Perry (GK)
  Suzanne  Bowyer 
  Rebecca  McGinn 

 

Over 60s (59s)
Coach  Troy  Kelly 
Manager  Adrienne  Holt 
  Alison  Hoy 
  Helen  Rule 
  Julie  Waddell 
  Vicki  McAllister 
  Judy  Baliff 
  Susan  Clark 
  Clare  Wright 
  Jill  Van Duuren
  Suzanne  Stoate 
  Sally  Barrett
  Kylie  Elston 
  Anne-Maree  Foster 
  Tiki  Kelsey 
  Wendy  Stone (GK)
  Pippa  Button 
  Jocelyn  Henly 
Train On Tracy Taylor

 

Over 65s (64s)
Coach  Suzanne Woods 
Manager  Lauren  Newman  
  Karen Bussell
  Rosemary Cahill
  Kim Chandler
  Sally Dare
  Gaye Edwards
  Lindy  Coss (GK)
  Tracey Hough
  Ingrid Matthews
  Alison McVee
  Anne Serafini
  Helen Smith
  Eleanor Staples
  Pearl Watene
  Deborah Whiting
  Suzanne Wood
  Karen  Judge 

 

Over 70s (69s)
Coach  Damian  Della 
Manager  Janine  Tate 
  Karen  Allan 
  Maris  Margetts
  Roslyn  Medbury 
  Margaret  Knapp 
  Lynette   Stowe
  Beverley   Stanes 
  Trish  Leo 
  Betty  Bryant 
  Gail  Anderson 
  Ricky  Whelan 
  Jill  Sheehan
  Marion  Ewing (GK)
  Sue  Gallingah (GK)
  Margie  McIlwane
  Janese McDougall 
  Peta Kelsey 

 

 

 

WA Over 40's - 2015 Match Reports

 


WA vs QLD - Saturday, September 26, 2015


The usual anxiety and trepidation was apparent before the tournament opener against the home state. As proceedings got underway neither side were able to assert their ascendancy as players from both teams attempted to develop some cohesion and attacking play. It was Queensland who penetrated the WA defence initially and but for a fine save from WA keeper Jesse Newman would have gone 1 nil up. Another Queensland opening move resulted in a shot on goal which was brilliantly saved behind the keeper by left half Tim Ashford. Unfortunately as a result of his desperate dive, Tim injured his shoulder and took no further part in the match. 

It wasn't until the 22nd minute mark of the first half that WA were able to convert from a short corner thanks to a fine finish from Dave Robbins. This settled the team and from here WA started to control the match and have the majority of attacking opportunities. 

WA scored again from a short corner thanks to Matt Regan and looked to go into half time with a two goal lead however Queensland struck with a short corner of their own just before half time. 

The second half saw a relatively even matched encounter develop with some resolute and steady defence from a WA perspective led by Alan Colthart and David Perry. WA were the team best able to maximise the return from their efforts and scored two further goals midway through the half to put the result beyond doubt at 4-1. 

Result: WA 4 - QLD 1 
Goal Scorers: David Robbins, Matthew Regan, David Hurst, Michael Illingworth 
WA Man of the Match - Michael Illingworth 


WA vs WAC - Sunday, September 27, 2015


The highly anticipated WA Derby was expected to be a tough, hard fought encounter and it did not disappoint. The evening sun had set and players relished the chance to play in cooler conditions under lights. WAC seized the control and dictated play early but were unable to score. 
The first half looked like being 0-0 at half time but David Hurst scored a fine reflex goal from a circle scrimmage late in the half. This was followed by another goal for WA courtesy of David Perry who scored from a corner which had broken down minutes before the half time break. 

The second half continued to be a tough and torrid affair. Both sides had opportunities but were unable to score. An indication of the contested nature of the match was the issuing of 6 yellow cards and 2 green cards. All of that said the game was played in a good spirit and the WA team was happy to have taken the points in their toughest game of the tournament so far. 

Goalscorers - David Hurst, David Perry 
WA Man of the Match - Andrew Sanders


WA vs NSW2 - Tuesday, September 29, 2015


The final round match saw WA pitted against against NSW's second eleven. The 9:30AM fixture defied its morning status and provided testing conditions for players of both sides. The WA side was expected to control the match and that it did, scoring 3 times in the first 12 minutes. As the NSW team struggled against the continual wave of WA attacks the game opened up allowing free flowing hockey and numerous opportunities. 

The second half continued in much the same way and the WA team were able to manage their playing roster and ensure a comfortable win with the final score at 9-2. Michael Illingworth capped off a fine game up front with 4 goals leaving him as the leading goal scorer at this stage of the tournament. 

Result: WA 9 - NSW2 2 

Goals: David Hurst, Michael Cake (2), Matthew Regan, Richard Gardiner, Michael Illingworth (4) 
WA Man of the Match - Stewart McDonald 


Qualifying Final: WA vs TAS - Wednesday, September 30, 2015


The first of the elimination matches was a quarter final against the experienced Tasmanian side. The fact that it was a knock out match caused some natural anxiety and the WA side started poorly conceding a goal in the 2nd minute of the match. Fortunately they responded almost immediately through Michael Cake and from that point whilst not being as dominant as in previous matches, WA was able to create more scoring opportunities and ultimately converted through tournament leading goal scorer in Michael Illingworth to go into half time at 2-1. 

The second half was a dour affair and eventually WA put the match beyond doubt when left wing specialist Richard Gardiner converted with 14 minutes remaining. WA running out victors. 

Result: WA 3 - TAS 1 

Goals: Michael Cake, Michael Illingworth, Richard Gardiner 
WA Man of the Match – Alan Colthart 


Semi-Final - WA vs ACT - Friday, October 2, 2015


The Semi Final was against the improved ACT lineup which boasted some talented players. The quarter final tension had well and truly dissipated for the WA team and they commenced the match in fine style, controlling the play and playing with positive intent. The ACT team were bombarded and under immense pressure from the get go. David Hurst intercepted a sixteen in the first minute, ran in and converted! 
WA continued on their merry way and scored a further 3 times in the first half, another to David Hurst and singles to Captain Brian Siva and Coach Matthew Regan with the score 4-0 at half time.

The game was looking beyond doubt when WA scored early in the second half and from there management of players without compromising the result became the priority. The ACT to their credit fought on and scored two goals later in the half leaving the final score at 5-2. 

Result: WA 5 - ACT 2 

Goals: David Hurst (2), Michael Cake, Matthew Regan, Brian Siva 
WA Man of the Match – Stewart McDonald 


Final WA vs NSW - Sunday, October 4, 2015


The Gold Medal match was a repeat of previous years with the highly credentialed and determined NSW number one team against the Sandgropers from the West. WA brimming with confidence continued where they left off in the semi final and created numerous chances. Coach Matthew Regan had played well to date but really turned on the after burners in the final looking dangerous every time he touched the ball. Despite this WA was unable to convert until late in the half. It was Regan who scored first and then not long after the injured Michael Illingworth slipped on up high and converted only minutes before the half time break. 

WA was keen to seal the deal in the second half and would have but for inaccuracy in front of goal. Fortunately the defence was resolute and virtually impenetrable with Alan Colthart continuing his consistent good form directing the defence. Garth Sly was also having a stand out game at left half nullifying the NSW right side attacks. 

Fortunately WA continued to control the game and put the match beyond doubt in the 53rd minute through Richard Gardiner. NSW did score a consolation goal just before the match's conclusion but it was WA who prevailed to win GOLD. 

Result: WA 3 - NSW 1 

Goals: Matthew Regan, Michael Illingworth, Richard Gardiner 

Man of the Match - Team Effort 

Australian Representatives  
Over 40’s - Brian Siva (VC), Matthew Regan, Michael Illingworth 
Over 45’s – Andrew Sanders, Stewart McDonald, Paul Armitage, David Hurst, Alan Colthart